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Antique Dome Fossil — 151 Pokémon card

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Antique Dome Fossil151 #152 Pokémon Card

151·#152·2023

Kabuto is a fascinating Rock/Water-type Pokémon from the Kanto region, known for its ancient origins and evolution into the formidable Kabutops, holding significant cultural weight as a relic of the Pokémon world's past. This particular Antique Dome Fossil card from the 2023 151 set is a unique common variant, notable for its innovative mechanics that allow it to function as both an Item and a Pokémon.

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Card Number
#152
Language
EN
Set Code
sv3-5

Kabuto is an ancient, shellfish-like Pokémon known for its distinctive dome-shaped shell and two small eyes on its back. It is a dual Rock/Water-type Pokémon from the Kanto region, making its debut in Generation I. Kabuto is a fossil Pokémon, meaning it can only be revived from a Dome Fossil. It evolves into Kabutops at level 40. In the Pokémon world, Kabuto are often found preserved in ancient amber or rock formations, a testament to their prehistoric origins. Their natural habitat, when alive, would have been ancient seas, where they likely scuttled along the seabed, using their hard shells for protection against predators. Kabuto are thought to have been scavengers or bottom-feeders, though details on their exact diet are scarce. They are characterized by their resilience and their ability to survive for millions of years in fossilized form. In the games, players typically obtain Kabuto by choosing the Dome Fossil, which competes with the Helix Fossil (leading to Omanyte). Its role in the anime is often tied to episodes exploring ancient Pokémon and the mysteries of their revival. Culturally, Kabuto represents the enduring nature of life and the fascinating history of the Pokémon world, appealing to those who appreciate the prehistoric aspect of the franchise.

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Last updated: April 7, 2026

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