Catalog entry for the Mudkip trading card, numbered 33 in the 2015 Primal Clash set, designed by Aya Kusube.
Mudkip
2015 • Pokémon • Primal Clash
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Description
The Mudkip card, identified as number 33 in the 2015 Primal Clash expansion, serves as a foundational piece for enthusiasts of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Illustrations by Aya Kusube bring this Basic Water-type Pokémon to life, featuring 60 Hit Points and a retreat cost of 1. Collectors appreciate this card for its straightforward design and its role within the broader Primal Clash set, which expanded the lore surrounding ancient Pokémon forces. The card's attacks allow players to utilize Water Tackle for 10 damage or WaterColorless Mud-Slap for 20 damage, providing versatile options during gameplay. For those building collections focused on specific generations or set completion, this catalog entry represents a key component. Whether you are a long-time fan or new to the hobby, exploring the details of this release helps understand the evolution of card design and gameplay mechanics. The Primal Clash era remains significant for its introduction of powerful mechanics and distinct artistic styles that continue to influence the community today.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Mudkip
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Common
Aya Kusube
Card Stock
English
60
Water
Basic
Grass ×2
1
258
Card Text
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Attack: Tackle (10)
Attack: Mud-Slap (20)
To alert it, the fin on its head senses the flow of water. It has the strength to heft boulders.
