Glimmet 286/190 (JP)
Glimmet 286/190 (JP)
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- Set: Shiny Treasure ex
- Card number: 286/190
- Rarity: Shiny Rare
- Language: Japanese
- Illustrator: nagimiso
Glimmet 286/190 is a Japanese card from Shiny Treasure ex. Its text is in Japanese. Its rarity is Shiny Rare. Its number sits past the set's printed total of 190, which makes it one of the set's secret cards. The set was released on 1 December 2023. This set also has Glimmet at number 110/190.
Glimmet is a Basic Fighting-type Pokémon with 40 HP.
Shop similar cards: Shiny Rare and Shiny Treasure EX.
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