A GX attack is a powerful move that can only be used once per game. It's a special ability unique to GX Pokémon, offering a game-changing effect or high damage output.

Is this Charizard GX card rare?

As a promo card, it had a more limited distribution than cards from main expansion sets, contributing to its rarity and making it a sought-after item for collectors.

What does the "SM195" on the card mean?

"SM195" is the card number within the Sun & Moon Black Star Promos set, indicating its specific release and identification within that promotional collection.

Why is the artwork on this card so different?

The artwork is by Framestore, a visual effects company, which gives it a unique hyper-realistic and cinematic style distinct from many other Pokémon card illustrations.

What is the significance of the "Discard the top 8 cards" effect?

This effect, Raging Destruction, allows you to potentially attach multiple Fire Energy cards to Charizard GX from your deck, accelerating its power at the cost of discarding other cards.

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Charizard Gx — Sun Moon Promos Pokémon card

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Charizard GxSun Moon Promos #SM195 Pokémon Card

Sun Moon Promos·#SM195

Charizard is an iconic Fire/Flying-type Pokémon from Generation I, the final evolution of Charmander, symbolizing strength and adventure. This specific card, the Charizard GX promo SM195 from the Sun & Moon era, is a full-art holographic variant known for its unique cinematic artwork and powerful GX attack. Here, visitors will discover detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks with energy costs and effects, its weakness, and insights into its edition history.

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Card Number: #SM195
Language: EN
Set Code: Promo_SM

Charizard, the iconic Fire/Flying-type Pokémon, is a fan favorite introduced in Generation I. It is the final evolution of Charmander, evolving from Charmeleon. Known for its powerful fiery breath and majestic wings, Charizard is often depicted as a proud and formidable creature. Its natural habitat includes mountainous regions and volcanic areas, where it can be seen soaring through the skies. Charizard's diet primarily consists of berries and other vegetation, though it is also known to hunt smaller Pokémon. In the Pokémon games, Charizard is a popular choice for trainers due to its high offensive stats and diverse move pool. In the anime, Ash's Charizard is a prominent character, initially disobedient but eventually becoming one of his most powerful allies, symbolizing growth and loyalty. Charizard's cultural significance extends beyond the games and anime; it has become a recognizable symbol of the Pokémon franchise worldwide, representing strength, adventure, and the enduring bond between trainer and Pokémon. Its dual typing gives it advantages against Grass, Ice, Bug, and Steel types, but also leaves it vulnerable to Water, Electric, and Rock types, with Rock being a particularly devastating 4x weakness.