This catalog page covers the 2023 Pokémon Scyther card (006/159) from the Crown Zenith set, detailing its attributes and collector context.
2023 • Pokémon • Crown Zenith
Near Mint (NM)
6
Common
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The Pokémon Scyther card, numbered 006/159, is a foundational component of the 2023 Crown Zenith expansion. As a Basic Pokémon in the Grass type category, this card serves as an entry point for players building decks around the Crown Zenith ecosystem. The illustration is credited to artist Narumi Sato, whose work defines the visual identity of this release within the broader Pokémon Trading Card Game catalog. Collectors often seek this card to complete the base portion of the Crown Zenith set, which contains 159 distinct entries. From a gameplay perspective, Scyther offers 80 HP and a retreat cost of 1, making it a flexible unit on the battlefield. Its primary ability, Colorless Mach Cut, allows the player to discard a Special Energy from an opponent’s Active Pokémon. This mechanic provides strategic control without relying on complex energy acceleration, a design choice that appeals to both casual players and competitive enthusiasts looking to diversify their strategies. The card bears the Regulation Mark F, indicating its status in the current format landscape. For investors and set completists, the Crown Zenith series represents a significant chapter in Pokémon TCG history, bridging the gap between the Sword & Shield era and future expansions. While Scyther is printed as a Common rarity, its consistent utility and recognizable design make it a staple in many collections. Whether you are hunting for rare parallels or simply filling gaps in your base set, understanding the core attributes of cards like Scyther is essential for informed collecting.
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The core identity of the card within the set.
The subject, team, league, and sport context tied to this card.
Featured
Scyther
Game
Pokémon
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Common
Narumi Sato
Card Stock
English
80
Grass
Basic
Scizor
Fire ×2
1
123
F
Abilities, attacks, oracle text, and flavor text printed on the card.
Attack: Mach Cut (10)
Discard a Special Energy from your opponent's Active Pokémon.
As Scyther fights more and more battles, its scythes become sharper and sharper. With a single slice, Scyther can fell a massive tree.
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As a Common card from the 2023 Crown Zenith set, Scyther lacks the playability or rarity mechanics that typically drive significant collector premiums in the current market. Its value remains anchored at the baseline for mass-produced promotional or common staples, with no special foil treatments or first edition status to elevate its standing above standard raw copies. Consequently, it trades at the lowest tier of the market, appealing primarily to those seeking to complete basic set checklists rather than investors seeking appreciation.
The card is designated as Common, which indicates it was distributed in high volumes during the Crown Zenith printing cycle with no serial numbering or limited variant treatment. This high supply tier means the card is readily available on the secondary market, preventing any scarcity-driven price inflation. The lack of unique finishes or alternate art further cements its status as a standard print run item rather than a sought-after rarity variant.
Given its common status and recent release date, this card faces minimal risk from meta rotation as it was never a staple in competitive play, but it also offers negligible upside for capital appreciation. Sealed product availability remains robust, ensuring a continuous flow of fresh copies that suppresses any potential for secondary market growth. It serves best as a low-cost completionist item for set collectors rather than a viable asset for investment portfolios.
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