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Card 096Mega Evolution #96 Pokémon Card
Mega Evolution·#96
Tinkatink, the charming Steel/Fairy type Metalsmith Pokémon, was introduced in Generation IX and is known for its industrious nature and unique hammer-crafting abilities, forming an integral part of its evolutionary line and cultural lore. This specific Tinkatink card, from the Mega Evolution set released in 2025, is a common non-holo variant that stands out with its vibrant and dynamic artwork. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore about Tinkatink, a breakdown of this card's attacks, energy costs, weakness, resistance, and a comprehensive history of this particular edition.
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- #96
- Language
- EN
- Set Code
- me1
Tinkatink, the Metalsmith Pokémon, is a fascinating creature introduced in Generation IX of the Pokémon universe. Hailing from the Paldea region, this Steel/Fairy type Pokémon is known for its distinctive behavior of crafting tools, particularly hammers, from scrap metal. Its small size, typically around 1'4" tall and weighing 19.6 lbs, belies its industrious nature. Tinkatink is the first stage in its evolutionary line, evolving into Tinkatuff and then Tinkaton. These Pokémon are often found near human settlements or ruins, scavenging for materials to construct their weapons. Their hammers are not merely defensive tools; they are also integral to their social structure and survival, used for foraging, building, and even attracting mates. The lore suggests that Tinkatink’s hammers are frequently stolen by other metal-eating Pokémon, leading to a constant cycle of crafting new ones, highlighting their resilience and resourcefulness. In the games, Tinkatink and its evolutions are prized for their unique typing, offering strong defensive capabilities against many common threats, and their offensive prowess, particularly with their signature move, Gigaton Hammer. In the anime, Tinkatink often appears as a mischievous yet hardworking Pokémon, demonstrating its crafting skills and its determination to protect its creations.
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Last updated: April 7, 2026

















