Lileep

Description

The Pokémon Legend Maker Lileep #56 Reverse Holo card is a 2006 release from the Pokémon Trading Card Game, designed by Atsuko Nishida. This Grass-type Stage 1 Pokémon evolves from Root Fossil and carries 80 HP, making it a functional piece for deck construction and a nostalgic addition to any collection. The reverse holo treatment adds a shimmering finish that catches the light, distinguishing it from standard common cards in the Legend Maker set. Lileep is known for its rooted, plant-like appearance and its ability to absorb nutrients from the soil. In the game, it offers two distinct attacks: Colorless Tender Tentacles deals 20 damage but allows the player to remove 2 damage counters if React Energy is attached, providing a strategic recovery option. GrassColorless Confuse Ray deals 20 damage and confuses the Defending Pokémon, adding a layer of uncertainty to battles. With a retreat cost of 2, Lileep requires careful energy management but rewards players who plan ahead. For collectors, this card represents a specific era of the Pokémon TCG where design elements began to incorporate more dynamic visual effects like the reverse holo. The Legend Maker set is part of the broader Pokémon universe, appealing to fans who appreciate the depth of the Pokédex and the strategic variety of early 2000s cards. Lileep, as Pokédex Number 345, holds a place in the Hoenn region's biodiversity, further enriching its appeal for lore-focused collectors. Whether you are building a set, hunting for specific treatments, or simply enjoying the gameplay mechanics, the Lileep Reverse Holo card offers a tangible connection to the history of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.