Pyukumuku #52 from the 2019 Unified Minds expansion, this Basic Water-type Pokémon card offers strategic gameplay with Colorless Collect and Rain Splash abilities.
Pyukumuku
2019 • Pokémon • Unified Minds
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Pyukumuku #52 from the 2019 Unified Minds expansion is a distinct Basic Water-type card for Pokémon TCG players and collectors. Designed by artist OOYAMA, this uncommon card carries 80 Hit Points and offers versatile utility in gameplay. Its Colorless Collect attack allows players to draw a card, providing essential resource management, while the WaterColorless Rain Splash attack deals 30 damage. With a retreat cost of just 1, Pyukumuku remains agile on the battlefield, making it a practical choice for decks seeking consistency and flexibility. Collectors value this card for its role in the Unified Minds series, which expanded the Pokémon universe with unique creatures and strategic options. The card's design and mechanics reflect the creativity and depth of the Pokémon TCG, appealing to those who appreciate both competitive play and collection completeness. Whether building a themed deck or adding to a personal assortment, Pyukumuku #52 stands as a notable entry in the 2019 release.
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Card Details
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Catalog Profile
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Featured Subject
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Featured
Pyukumuku
Game
Pokémon
TCG Attributes
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Uncommon
OOYAMA
Card Stock
English
80
Water
Basic
Grass ×2
1
771
Card Text
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Attack: Collect
Draw a card.
Attack: Rain Splash (30)
The tradition known as Pyukumuku chucking started from the custom of throwing Pyukumuku back into the sea after they wash onshore.