Slowpoke

Description

This product is the Slowpoke card from the Pokémon HS—Undaunted set, released in 2010. Identified as card number 66, this Basic Water-type Pokémon features a distinct Reverse Holo finish that catches the light differently than standard common cards. The artwork is created by Kagemaru Himeno, whose style defines the visual identity of this release within the broader Pokémon Trading Card Game landscape. For players and collectors, this card offers a blend of nostalgic value and functional utility. Slowpoke possesses 60 HP and offers two primary attacks. The first, Colorless Rambunctious Party, allows the player to look at the top five cards of their deck, move any Basic Pokémon found to their Bench, and shuffle the remainder back. This ability provides flexible resource management during gameplay. The second attack, WaterColorless Rain Splash, deals 20 damage for a single Colorless energy cost. With a retreat cost of two, Slowpoke requires strategic positioning on the bench. Pokédex lore notes that a sweet sap leaks from the tip of its tail, which is pleasant to chew on despite lacking nutritional value. This detail adds character depth to the card beyond its mechanical role. Collectors often seek out Reverse Holo variants for their aesthetic appeal and the way they differentiate common cards from rare editions. This version of the card serves as a tangible piece of Pokémon history from 2010. Whether you are building a comprehensive set of the HS—Undaunted expansion or collecting specific Pokémon species, this card represents an important component of that era.