The 2013 Pokémon Plasma Blast Larvesta card (12), a Basic Fire-type creature with 70 HP designed for strategic TCG play.
Larvesta
2013 • Pokémon • Plasma Blast
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Designed by Masakazu Fukuda, this card captures the creature's fiery nature through its gameplay mechanics rather than relying on complex evolution lines. With 70 Hit Points, Larvesta serves as a resilient starter for players looking to establish a strong early-game presence. The card features two distinct attacks that offer strategic flexibility. Fire Flare deals 10 damage, providing a low-cost option for applying pressure. Alternatively, FireColorless Ember delivers 30 damage, but requires the player to discard an Energy attached to Larvesta. This trade-off encourages careful resource management, making the card a thoughtful addition to any collection focused on tactical depth. The retreat cost of 3 Energy reflects the creature's heavy, cocoon-like form, adding another layer of strategic consideration to its placement on the bench. As part of the Plasma Blast series, this card contributes to the broader narrative of the Pokémon universe during the Generation V era. Collectors appreciate Larvesta for its role in the evolutionary line leading to Volcarona, a powerful stage in the game. The card’s common rarity makes it accessible for new collectors and nostalgic hobbyists alike, allowing them to complete their Plasma Blast sets without significant financial barrier. Whether you are assembling a comprehensive collection or seeking specific cards for your deck, understanding the unique attributes of each release enhances the collecting experience. The Plasma Blast Larvesta card stands as a testament to the intricate design of the Pokémon TCG, balancing visual appeal with functional gameplay.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Larvesta
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Common
Masakazu Fukuda
Card Stock
English
70
Fire
Basic
Water ×2
3
636
Card Text
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Attack: Flare (10)
Attack: Ember (30)
Discard an Energy attached to this Pokémon.
Said to have been born from the sun, it spews fire from its horns and encases itself in a cocoon of fire when it evolves.









