What generation is Aegislash from?

Aegislash was introduced in Generation VI, first appearing in the Pokémon X and Y video games.

What is the evolution line for Aegislash?

Aegislash evolves from Honedge, which then evolves into Doublade, and finally into Aegislash using a Dusk Stone.

Is this Aegislash card rare?

This Aegislash card from Forbidden Light is a regular rare, indicated by the black star rarity symbol, making it relatively common within the set compared to ultra rares or secret rares.

What does the Ticking Knock Out attack do?

The Ticking Knock Out attack sets up a future knockout; during your next turn, if the Defending Pokémon is damaged by any attack, it will be Knocked Out.

What is the retreat cost for this Aegislash card?

The retreat cost for this Aegislash card is two Colorless energy, meaning you need to discard two energy cards to move it to your Bench.

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Aegislash — Forbidden Light Pokémon card

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AegislashForbidden Light #49 Pokémon Card

Name: Aegislash — Forbidden Light #49
Brand: Pokémon TCG
Price: 0.61 USD
Availability: InStock

Forbidden Light·#49·2018

Aegislash, the Royal Sword Pokémon, is a formidable Steel/Ghost-type from Generation VI, known for its unique ability to sense leadership qualities and its evolution from Honedge and Doublade. This specific 2018 Aegislash card from the Forbidden Light set, card number 49/131, is a regular rare printing that stands out for its strategic "Ticking Knock Out" attack. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details including Pokédex lore, its attacks with energy costs, weakness, resistance, and the card's edition history within the Pokémon TCG.

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Card Number: #49
Release Date: May 3, 2018
Language: EN
Set Code: SM6

Aegislash, the Royal Sword Pokémon, is a unique Steel/Ghost-type introduced in Generation VI. It is the final evolution of Honedge, evolving from Doublade when exposed to a Dusk Stone. Its design is based on a possessed sword and shield, giving it a regal yet eerie appearance. According to Pokédex entries, Aegislash can sense the innate qualities of leadership in people and Pokémon, and it is said that whoever it recognizes is destined to become king. In battle, its ability Stance Change allows it to alternate between Blade Forme, which emphasizes offense, and Shield Forme, which prioritizes defense. This strategic versatility makes Aegislash a formidable opponent in the video games and a popular choice among trainers. Its spectral ribbon-like arms are used to manipulate its shield and sword, and it can even control people and Pokémon by subtly influencing their minds. Aegislash’s lore ties into ancient legends of kings and heroes, making it a Pokémon of significant cultural weight within the Pokémon world, embodying themes of power, destiny, and ghostly possession.