Beldum

Description

The Beldum Reverse Holo card, numbered 43 in the HS—Undaunted set, represents a foundational piece of the 2010 Pokémon Trading Card Game. Issued by Pokémon, this release features a Basic Metal-type creature that appeals to collectors who appreciate the classic design language of the era. The card is drawn by artist TOKIYA and bears the set code UD, marking its place within the broader Undaunted expansion. Collectors value this product for its distinctive reverse holo treatment, which provides a shimmering alternative to standard common cards. As a Common rarity, it serves as a staple for set builders looking to complete the HS—Undaunted collection. The card’s design highlights Beldum’s metallic nature, aligning with its Metal type classification. From a gameplay perspective, the card features a Pokédex entry describing how magnetic forces allow Beldum to float by repelling the ground's natural magnetism. In the TCG, this translates to two distinct attacks: Metal Lunge Out, which deals 10 damage, and MetalMetalColorless Single Smash, dealing 50 damage with a coin-flip risk. With a retreat cost of just 1 Colorless energy, it offers strategic flexibility in deck construction. While it does not boast high HP at 50, its low retreat cost makes it a practical support card for players focusing on energy acceleration or bench mobility. This catalog page aggregates listings for this card identity, allowing collectors to find the exact reverse holo version they seek. The Undaunted set remains a beloved chapter in the game's history, and this Beldum card stands as a tangible reminder of that period.