Slugma (Card #77) from the 2004 Pokémon Team Rocket Returns expansion is a foundational Fire-type Basic card for collectors and players alike.
Slugma
2004 • Pokémon • Team Rocket Returns
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Description
Slugma occupies card number 77 in the 2004 Pokémon Team Rocket Returns expansion, a pivotal release that expanded the foundational mechanics of the TCG. As a Basic Fire-type Pokémon, it serves as a key starter for collectors completing the Team Rocket Returns checklist and for players constructing early-era decks. The card features artwork by Kouki Saitou and lists Pokédex number 218, grounding it firmly in the Generation III lore where Slugma first appeared. Collectors often seek this print to round out their Team Rocket Returns collections, as it represents a distinct era of design and gameplay balance. For investors and hobbyists, the Team Rocket Returns set remains a significant chapter in Pokémon TCG history, offering accessible entry points into vintage collecting. This product groups all available copies of Slugma #77, allowing enthusiasts to find the specific condition or grade that fits their collection goals.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Slugma
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Common
Kouki Saitou
Card Stock
English
50
Fire
Basic
Water ×2
2
218
Card Text
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Attack: Singe
Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Burned.
Attack: Heat Tackle (30)
Slugma does 10 damage to itself.
