The 2008 Legends Awakened Poké Radar (LA133) is an Uncommon Trainer card designed by Kazuaki Aihara, essential for completing the set.
2008 • Pokémon • Legends Awakened
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Raw / Ungraded
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Featured
Poké Radar
Game
Pokémon
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Uncommon
Kazuaki Aihara
Card Stock
English
Trainer
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