
Golett 76/189 from the 2020 Pokémon Darkness Ablaze set. This Ghost/Ground-type Pokémon card captures the set's signature dark aesthetic and is a key addition for set collectors.
Golett
2020 • Pokémon • Darkness Ablaze
$1.00
Near Mint
076/189
Common
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Golett 76/189 is a Ghost/Ground-type Pokémon card from the Darkness Ablaze expansion, released in 2020. This set marked a pivotal moment in the Pokémon Trading Card Game's modern era, introducing a cohesive dark-themed design language that resonated with both casual players and serious collectors. The card features Golett, an automaton-inspired Pokémon, rendered in the set's characteristic moody illustration style. Darkness Ablaze brought renewed collector interest to the Pokémon TCG through its striking visual identity and competitive playability. Golett 76/189 sits in the middle of the 189-card set, making it accessible to set builders completing their collections. The card's design exemplifies the set's commitment to atmospheric artwork and thematic consistency. Collectors pursuing complete Darkness Ablaze sets, Ghost-type specialists, or players seeking vintage 2020-era Pokémon cards all view this card as a meaningful addition. Whether you're building a full set, focusing on specific Pokémon types, or investing in modern Pokémon TCG releases, this card represents a solid entry point into one of the era's most visually distinctive expansions.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Golett
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Common
Ryuta Fuse
Card Stock
English
90
Psychic
Basic
Darkness ×2
Fighting -30
3
622
D
Card Text
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Attack: Rollout (30)
Attack: Hammer In (50)
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