The Marill trading card from the 2015 Pokémon Primal Clash expansion. This Basic Fairy-type card features the iconic Rodent Pokémon with 70 HP and two distinct attacks.
Marill
2015 • Pokémon • Primal Clash
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Description
The Marill trading card from the 2015 Pokémon Primal Clash expansion offers a straightforward yet beloved addition to any collection. With 70 hit points, it serves as a sturdy foundation for gameplay, utilizing its Colorless Tackle and Rollout abilities to manage resources effectively during matches. The card's simplicity is part of its enduring appeal, making it a reliable choice for casual play and set-building enthusiasts alike. Collectors often seek out specific cards from the Primal Clash series to round out their complete sets, and Marill #102 remains a consistent and sought-after component. Its presence in the Pokémon TCG landscape highlights the franchise's ability to blend nostalgic character designs with engaging mechanical interactions. Whether you are looking to complete a Primal Clash binder or add a familiar face to your deck, this card represents a solid entry point for both new and veteran collectors.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Marill
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Common
Shigenori Negishi
Card Stock
English
70
Fairy
Basic
Metal ×2
Darkness -20
2
183
Card Text
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Attack: Tackle (10)
Attack: Rollout (20)
The tip of its tail is filled with oil that is lighter than water, so it acts as a float.
