Identify this 2003 Pokémon Ruby & Sapphire era Basic Darkness-type card, Poochyena (Card 65), featuring the Shadow Bind attack.
Poochyena
2003 • Pokémon • Ruby & Sapphire
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Among these is Poochyena, designated as card number 65 in the base set. As a Basic Darkness-type creature, this card offers a straightforward yet strategic entry point into the game's mechanics. It possesses 50 Hit Points and features the Darkness Shadow Bind attack, dealing 10 damage while preventing the Defending Pokémon from retreating until the end of the opponent's next turn. This mechanical constraint makes it a useful tool for controlling the pace of early-game battles. For collectors of vintage Pokémon TCG cards, the Ruby & Sapphire set holds significant nostalgic value, marking a pivotal era in the franchise's history. Poochyena serves as a foundational piece for those building complete sets or focusing on Darkness-type subsets. Its status as a Common rarity card makes it accessible for new collectors while remaining a vital component for completists. The card’s design reflects the artistic direction of the time, crafted by Naoyo Kimura, capturing the essence of the Wild Pokémon archetype.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Poochyena
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Common
Naoyo Kimura
Card Stock
English
50
Darkness
Basic
Fighting ×2
Psychic -30
1
261
Card Text
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Attack: Shadow Bind (10)
The Defending Pokémon can't retreat until the end of your opponent's next turn.
