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Accelgor — Plasma Blast Pokémon card

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AccelgorPlasma Blast #8 Pokémon Card

Plasma Blast·#8·2013

Accelgor, the Shell Out Pokémon, is a Bug-type introduced in Generation V, known for its unique evolution method involving trade with Karrablast. This Accelgor card from the 2013 Plasma Blast set, numbered 8/101, features striking artwork and a connection to the Team Plasma storyline. Here, you will discover Accelgor's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including attacks and energy costs, and the history of this particular edition.

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Card Number
#8
Release Date
August 13, 2013
Language
EN
Set Code
BW10

Accelgor is a Bug-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V. Known as the Shell Out Pokémon, it evolves from Shelmet when traded for a Karrablast. This unique evolutionary method highlights a symbiotic relationship, as Karrablast steals Shelmet's shell, prompting Shelmet to evolve into the nimble Accelgor. Accelgor's body is covered in a thin, translucent membrane that keeps it from drying out, a crucial adaptation given its high-speed movements. Its natural habitat includes forests and marshes, where it can be seen darting through the undergrowth with incredible agility. Accelgor primarily feeds on sap and nectar, using its pointed proboscis to extract nutrients from plants. In the games, Accelgor is recognized for its exceptional Speed stat, making it a formidable special attacker. In the anime, it has been featured in various battles, often showcasing its swift movements and strategic prowess. Its design, reminiscent of a ninja, contributes to its cultural significance as a symbol of speed and stealth within the Pokémon world. Accelgor's evolution line is quite peculiar, being one of the few Pokémon that require a specific trade partner to evolve, making it a memorable part of the Unova region's unique ecosystem.

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