The Cinderace Reverse Holo card (#35) from the 2020 Pokémon Sword & Shield expansion. This Fire-type Stage 2 Pokémon features distinct reverse holo finish and powerful gameplay mechanics.
Cinderace
2020 • Pokémon • Sword & Shield
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Description
Cinderace, the Fire-type Stage 2 Pokémon, serves as a dynamic presence in the Pokémon Sword & Shield trading card game. Released in 2020 as card number 35 in the Sword & Shield base set, this Holo Rare features a distinctive reverse holo treatment that adds visual appeal to any collection. Evolving from Raboot, Cinderace brings both aesthetic charm and strategic depth to the game, making it a favorite among trainers and collectors alike. The card’s design highlights Cinderace’s soccer-inspired theme, with flavor text noting how it juggles a pebble to create a burning projectile. This whimsical yet fierce nature is captured in the card’s presentation, which balances nostalgic appeal with modern collectibility. Crafted by artist Naoki Saito, the card reflects the high production standards of the Sword & Shield era, ensuring it stands out as a premium addition to any Pokémon TCG enthusiast’s portfolio. Beyond its collectibility, Cinderace offers compelling gameplay potential. With 170 HP, it can withstand significant damage while delivering powerful attacks like Fire Pyro Ball, which burns opponents, and Fire Burning Kick, a high-impact move that discards all Energy for massive damage. This versatility makes it a valuable asset for competitive play, appealing to both casual trainers and serious competitors. Its low retreat cost of 1 also enhances its strategic flexibility, allowing trainers to maneuver it effectively during matches. For collectors, this reverse holo variant represents a key piece of the Sword & Shield expansion’s legacy. The Pokémon Sword & Shield set marked a new chapter for the franchise, introducing fresh mechanics and iconic Pokémon like Cinderace. As part of the Sword & Shield series, this card continues to be celebrated for its blend of nostalgia and innovation. Whether you’re building a competitive deck or assembling a complete set, the Cinderace reverse holo card is a must-have for any Pokémon TCG enthusiast looking to expand their collection with a piece of gaming history.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Cinderace
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Holo Rare
Naoki Saito
Card Stock
English
Reverse Holo
170
Fire
Stage 2
Raboot
Water ×2
1
815
D
Card Text
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Attack: Pyro Ball (50)
Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Burned.
Attack: Burning Kick (160)
Discard all Energy from this Pokémon.
It juggles a pebble with its feet, turning it into a burning soccer ball. Its shots strike opponents hard and leave them scorched.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes the Cinderace reverse holo card special?
The reverse holo treatment gives the card a unique, shimmering finish that contrasts with the standard holographic rarity, making it visually distinct within the Sword & Shield base set. This finish is highly sought after by collectors who appreciate the aesthetic variation it brings to their collections.
How does Cinderace perform in gameplay?
With 170 HP and two powerful attacks, Cinderace is a versatile Fire-type Pokémon. Its Fire Burning Kick attack deals 160 damage by discarding all Energy, while Fire Pyro Ball burns opponents, providing strategic advantage in matches.
Who illustrated the Cinderace card in the Sword & Shield set?
The card was illustrated by Naoki Saito, a well-known artist in the Pokémon TCG community. His work on this card captures Cinderace’s energetic and soccer-inspired design, aligning with the Pokémon’s theme in the games.
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