Tatsugiri ex 142/191
Tatsugiri ex 142/191
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- Set: Surging Sparks
- Card number: 142/191
- Rarity: Double Rare
- Language: English
Tatsugiri ex 142/191 is an English card from Surging Sparks. Its rarity is Double Rare. The set was released on 8 November 2024. This set also has Tatsugiri ex at number 226/191.
Tatsugiri ex is a Basic Dragon-type Pokémon with 160 HP. Its attacks are Surprise Pump and Cinnabar Lure. As a Pokémon ex, it gives up two Prize cards when it is Knocked Out, the price of its higher HP.
Shop similar cards: EX and Surging Sparks.
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