This product details the 2020 Pokémon Vivid Voltage Slugma card (027/185), a Basic Fire-type Pokémon designed by Mina Nakai.
2020 • Pokémon • Vivid Voltage
Near Mint (NM)
27
Common
New
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Designed by artist Mina Nakai, this Basic Fire-type Pokémon features 70 Hit Points and serves as a foundational piece for many collectors building out the standard set. The card is not numbered or serial-limited, making it a common variant within the Vivid Voltage expansion. Slugma possesses two distinct attacks that define its role in the game. The first, Yawn, requires a single Colorless energy and puts the opponent's Active Pokémon to Sleep. The second attack, Flare, demands one Fire energy and two additional Colorless energies to deal 30 damage. With a retreat cost of two Colorless energy, players must consider their bench strategy carefully when utilizing this Pokémon. The flavor text surrounding Slugma highlights its unique biological nature: its body is composed of magma, and constant movement is essential to prevent it from cooling and hardening. This characteristic adds depth to the creature's identity within the Pokémon universe. For collectors focusing on the Vivid Voltage series, this card represents an accessible entry point into the set's diverse roster of Fire and Fire-related creatures. Whether you are completing a full set or hunting for specific Pokémon types, understanding the individual attributes of cards like Slugma helps in making informed collecting decisions. The card's regulation mark D confirms its place within the specific print run and era of release, providing context for serious collectors analyzing the set's composition.
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Featured
Slugma
Game
Pokémon
Rarity, print treatment, and game-specific stats for this card.
Common
Mina Nakai
Card Stock
English
70
Fire
Basic
Magcargo
Water ×2
2
218
D
Abilities, attacks, oracle text, and flavor text printed on the card.
Attack: Yawn
Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Asleep.
Attack: Flare (30)
Its body is made of magma. If it doesn't keep moving, its body will cool and harden.
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As a Common card from the 2020 Vivid Voltage set, Slugma's value is driven entirely by completionist demand rather than competitive playability, given its lack of special attributes. While it trades at a baseline price point typical for unmodified commons, first-edition or foil variants would command a slight premium due to their lower inherent supply. The absence of unique traits means it remains a staple for set collectors but holds little speculative weight for investors.
This card holds a Common rarity tier, indicating the highest volume of production and widest availability within the Vivid Voltage ecosystem. The standard non-foil finish further aligns with the set's mass-market distribution mechanics, resulting in a robust supply that prevents scarcity-driven price appreciation. Without any listed variant treatments or special printing techniques, the supply constraints are minimal compared to higher rarity tiers.
Investment potential is limited as meta rotations do not significantly impact the utility of basic or low-tier Pokémon cards that lack competitive relevance. Nostalgia factors for the 2020 era are moderate, and while completionists will always require this card, crossover demand from art or high-end collectors is negligible. Investors should view this as a low-risk, low-reward holding best suited for completing base sets rather than generating capital growth.
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