Is this Blissey card holographic?

No, this specific Blissey card, number 22/127 from the Platinum set, is a non-holographic rare variant, indicated by the star symbol at the bottom.

What does the Nurse Call Poké-POWER do?

Once per turn, before your attack, you can discard a card from your hand to remove two damage counters from one of your Pokémon, provided Blissey is not affected by a Special Condition.

What is the drawback of the Double-edge attack?

While Double-edge deals 100 damage, Blissey also takes 60 damage to itself as a consequence of using the attack.

Who illustrated the artwork for this card?

The beautiful and cheerful artwork for this Blissey card was illustrated by Atsuko Nishida.

What generation was Blissey introduced in?

Blissey, the Happiness Pokémon, was first introduced in Generation II of the Pokémon franchise.

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BlisseyPlatinum #22 Pokémon Card

Platinum·#22

Blissey, the Happiness Pokémon, is a Normal-type introduced in Generation II, evolving from Chansey and known for its compassion and healing abilities, making it a beloved figure in the Pokémon world. This specific Blissey card, number 22 from the 2009 Platinum set, is a non-holo rare variant featuring a vibrant illustration that captures its gentle nature. Here, you'll discover detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks, energy costs, and effects, alongside its weakness, resistance, and comprehensive edition history.

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Card Number: #22
Release Date: February 10, 2009
Language: EN
Set Code: pl

Blissey, known as the Happiness Pokémon, is a gentle and caring creature first introduced in Generation II. It is the final evolution of Chansey, which itself evolves from Happiny when holding an Oval Stone during the day. As a Normal-type Pokémon, Blissey is renowned for its incredible HP and special defense stats, making it a formidable wall in battles. Its natural habitat often includes grassy plains and areas near Pokémon Centers, where it is said to bring happiness and good fortune to those it encounters. Blissey's diet primarily consists of berries and other sweet treats, which it shares generously with injured or sick Pokémon and humans. Its behavior is characterized by extreme empathy and a desire to heal; it can sense sadness and uses its highly nutritious eggs, which are said to bring joy with a single bite, to help others. In the games, Blissey is often used as a special wall or a healer, while in the anime, it frequently appears alongside Nurse Joy, assisting in Pokémon Centers. Culturally, Blissey symbolizes care, healing, and unconditional love, making it a popular and endearing Pokémon among fans worldwide. Its role as a supportive figure has cemented its place as an iconic and recognizable species.