Voltorb card number 56 from the 2020 Pokémon Rebel Clash expansion, featuring a Lightning-type Basic Pokémon with a coin-flip attacking mechanic.
Voltorb
2020 • Pokémon • Rebel Clash
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As a Basic Pokémon of the Lightning type, this card offers a distinct gameplay experience defined by its Colorless Continuous Tumble attack. Collectors appreciate the strategic depth provided by the mechanic, which requires flipping a coin to determine damage output, scaling with each consecutive heads result. The card features a retreat cost of 1, allowing for flexible positioning in battles, and carries the regulation mark D. Illustrated by Hasegawa Saki, the product maintains the visual style characteristic of the Rebel Clash era. For enthusiasts of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, this release represents a tangible piece of the franchise's 2020 product lineup. The identity of Voltorb as a common rarity makes it accessible for set builders and players looking to expand their library. Integrating this card into a collection allows fans to engage with the specific mechanics and themes present in the Rebel Clash series.
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Card Details
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Featured Subject
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Voltorb
Game
Pokémon
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Common
Hasegawa Saki
Card Stock
English
50
Lightning
Basic
Fighting ×2
1
100
D
Card Text
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Attack: Continuous Tumble (20×)
Flip a coin until you get tails. This attack does 20 damage for each heads.
Usually found in power plants. Easily mistaken for a Poké Ball, it has zapped many people.
