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Palpitoad

Legendary Treasures#41/140Black & WhiteIllustrated by Sachiko Adachi

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Legendary Treasures
Card identity
Legendary Treasures
Card name
Palpitoad
Collector number
41/140
Rarity
Uncommon
Water
Market overview

Available price data

Prices vary by condition, language, seller, and card finish.

United States

TCGPlayer

USD
normal
$1.52
Low $0.54
High $67.99
reverse-holofoil
$5.15
Low $1.70
High $19.99
European Union

Cardmarket

EUR
Average selling price
1.25
Low
0.39
Trend
1.55

❤️ HP

80

⚡ Type

Water

⬆️ Evolves From

Tympole

⚔️ Attacks

Mud ShotWater20
RoundColorless Colorless Colorless20

Does 20 damage times the number of your Pokémon that have the Round attack.

⚠️ Weaknesses

Grass ××2

🏃 Retreat Cost

2

💎 Card Rarity & Info

RarityUncommon
Estimated Pull RateVaries by set
PopularityModerate Demand (40/100)
Release Year2013
IllustratorSachiko Adachi

*Pull rates and print runs are estimates based on community data

🖨️ Print Information

Card Number41/140
IllustratorSachiko Adachi
RarityUncommon
Release Year2013

👁️ Collector Interest

Moderate Demand
Interest Score40/100
Trend📉 Trending Down
Collector Activity400+ active

Based on card value, rarity, and market activity

Flavor Text

"It lives in the water and on land. It uses its long, sticky tongue to capture prey."

📖 Pokédex Information

#536

📜 Legalities

Expanded

📦 Set Information

SetLegendary Treasures
SeriesBlack & White
Total Cards140
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🔍 Card Condition Guide

Gem Mint 10Perfect centering, no flaws
Mint 9Minor off-centering or tiny speck
Near Mint 7-8Some visible wear on edges or corners
Lightly Played 5-6Noticeable wear, minor scratches

*Higher grades significantly increase card value. Always inspect under good lighting.

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