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Card 119
Ascended Heroes·#119·2025
Carkol, the Coal Pokémon, is a Rock/Fire type introduced in Generation VIII, evolving from Rolycoly and into Coalossal, known for its fiery back and role in Galar's energy production. This particular card, Card 119 from the 2025 Ascended Heroes set, is a common printing that showcases the Pokémon in its natural mining habitat with a distinct artistic flair. Visitors to this page will discover comprehensive Pokédex lore for Carkol, a detailed breakdown of this card's attacks, energy costs, weakness, and its edition history within the Pokémon TCG.
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- #119
- Language
- EN
- Set Code
- me2-5
Carkol, known as the Coal Pokémon, is a Rock/Fire type first discovered in the Galar region, introduced in Generation VIII. It evolves from Rolycoly at Level 18 and further evolves into Coalossal at Level 34. Its most striking feature is the heap of burning coal it carries on its back, which it uses to fuel its movements and attacks. Carkol typically inhabits coal mines and underground caves, where it can be found tirelessly digging and transporting coal. Its diet consists primarily of mineral deposits, which it processes to maintain its internal furnace. In the wild, Carkol are known for their sturdy, unyielding nature, often seen rolling around at high speeds, using their coal-laden backs as a formidable defense and offense. In the games, Carkol is a valuable early-game Pokémon for trainers exploring the Galar region, often encountered in the Galar Mine. Its dual typing gives it unique strengths and weaknesses, making it a strategic choice for many teams. In the anime, Carkol has been depicted as a hardworking and sometimes mischievous Pokémon, often assisting trainers in mining operations or participating in battles with its powerful Rock and Fire-type moves. Its presence is culturally significant in Galar, representing the region's industrial heritage and the importance of coal as an energy source. The lore often emphasizes the remarkable durability of the coal on its back, which, due to a special coal tar, never falls apart even under extreme conditions.
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Last updated: April 7, 2026

















