Identify this 2007 Diamond & Pearl release by its card number 70 and Ken Sugimori artwork. A foundational Basic Pokémon for the Colorless type in the TCG.
Bidoof
2007 • Pokémon • Diamond & Pearl
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This product is the Bidoof card, numbered 70, from the Diamond & Pearl set released in 2007. Illustrated by Ken Sugimori, this Basic Pokémon belongs to the Colorless type and carries 50 Hit Points. Collectors recognize this entry for its straightforward design and utility within the early generations of the trading card game. The card offers two distinct abilities. Amnesia allows the player to choose one of the Defending Pokémon's attacks, preventing that Pokémon from using it during the opponent's next turn. Scavenge provides resource recovery by letting the player search their discard pile for a Trainer card, show it to their opponent, and add it to their hand. With a retreat cost of just one colorless energy, Bidoof remains mobile on the battlefield. For enthusiasts of the Diamond & Pearl era, this card represents a key piece of the franchise's expansion history. It is frequently sought after by those building complete sets or exploring the strategic depth of early Pokémon TCG mechanics.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Bidoof
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Common
Ken Sugimori
Card Stock
English
50
Colorless
Basic
Fighting +10
1
399
Card Text
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Attack: Amnesia
Choose 1 of the Defending Pokémon's attacks. That Pokémon can't use that attack during your opponent's next turn.
Attack: Scavenge
Search your discard pile for a Trainer card, show it to your opponent, and put it into your hand.
With nerves of steel, nothing can perturb it. It is more agile and active than it appears.