Vanilluxe

Description

Vanilluxe #37 from the Pokémon Plasma Storm set (2013) is a Stage 2 Water-type card designed by Shin Nagasawa. With 130 HP, this card evolves from Vanillish and features the Colorless Enefountain attack, which allows players to attach two basic Energy cards to a Pokémon from their hand. The WaterWaterColorless Blizzard attack deals 70 damage to the active Pokémon and 10 damage to each of the opponent's Benched Pokémon, without applying Weakness or Resistance for those benched units. Its retreat cost is just one Colorless Energy, making it flexible for deck building. Collectors value this card for its strategic utility and its place in the Plasma Storm era of the TCG. Vanilluxe #37 represents a key piece for completing the Plasma Storm collection. The card's design and mechanics reflect the creative direction of the 2013 release. Whether you are building a competitive deck or focusing on set completion, Vanilluxe #37 is a notable addition. The card's unique attack effects provide tactical options in gameplay. Its rarity as a Rare card in the set adds to its collectibility. Enthusiasts of the Pokémon TCG appreciate the strategic depth this card brings to Water-type decks. The Plasma Storm expansion remains a significant part of the franchise's history. Vanilluxe #37 stands out for its specific attack patterns and type advantages. Collectors often seek this card to round out their Plasma Storm sets. The card's artist, Shin Nagasawa, contributes to its visual appeal within the set.