This Secret Rare Rotom Dex from the 2017 Sun & Moon expansion is a highly sought-after chase card for Pokémon TCG enthusiasts, featuring a distinctive holographic finish.
2017 • Pokémon • Sun & Moon
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The Rotom Dex Secret Rare card, numbered 159, belongs to the Sun & Moon series released by Pokémon in 2017. This release stands out within the set as a high-rarity parallel, distinguished by its shimmering holographic treatment that appeals to collectors seeking visual impact. Designed by artist 5ban Graphics, the card captures the iconic digital assistant character central to the game's narrative, making it a focal point for fans of the franchise. For many, adding this Secret Rare to a collection represents a significant milestone, as these cards are typically harder to locate than standard editions. The unique combination of the character's popularity and the card's elevated rarity makes it a valuable addition for those building comprehensive Sun & Moon collections. Whether used to complete a set or as a standalone display piece, this card embodies the creative depth of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Collectors often prioritize this card for its aesthetic appeal and its status as a premium variant within the 2017 print run. It serves as a testament to the enduring popularity of the Rotom character and the meticulous design work that defines the Sun & Moon era of collectibles.
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Rotom Dex
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Pokémon
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Secret Rare
5ban Graphics
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English
Holo
Trainer
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