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Apricorn Maker — Celestial Storm Pokémon card

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Apricorn Maker

Celestial Storm·#161·2018

The Apricorn Maker is a beloved human character from the Johto region, instrumental in crafting unique Poké Balls in the second generation of Pokémon games, holding significant cultural resonance for fans. This specific card, #161 from the 2018 Celestial Storm set, is a regular rarity Supporter card that stands out for its unique game mechanic and charming artwork. Here, visitors will discover the character's video game lore, the card's exact mechanics including its effect, and its historical context within the Sun & Moon era.

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Card Number
#161
Release Date
August 2, 2018
Language
EN
Set Code
SM7

Apricorn Maker is not a Pokémon but rather a Trainer card, specifically a Supporter card, from the Pokémon Trading Card Game. As such, it doesn't have Pokédex lore, a natural habitat, diet, or an evolution line. Instead, this card depicts the Apricorn Maker, a character who plays a significant role in the Johto region of the Pokémon games, particularly Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal, and their remakes HeartGold and SoulSilver. The Apricorn Maker, known in the games as Kurt, is an elderly craftsman residing in Azalea Town who specializes in crafting various types of Poké Balls from Apricorns, which are unique fruits found growing on trees throughout the Johto region. His skill allows trainers to obtain special Poké Balls with unique effects that cannot be bought in shops, such as Fast Balls, Level Balls, Lure Balls, and more. This character embodies the traditional craftsmanship and connection to nature prevalent in the Johto region, offering a charming contrast to the mass-produced Poké Balls available elsewhere. His role highlights a unique aspect of Pokémon training and collection, emphasizing resourcefulness and the bond between trainer and Pokémon through custom-made equipment. The Apricorn Maker represents a beloved nostalgic element for players who experienced the second generation of Pokémon games, symbolizing a slower, more artisanal approach to the Pokémon world.

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