What is a Pokémon V card?

Pokémon V cards are a special type of card introduced in the Sword & Shield era, featuring higher HP and more powerful attacks than regular Pokémon, but give up two Prize cards when Knocked Out.

What does "discard all Energy from this Pokémon" mean for Spit Shot?

When using Spit Shot, all energy cards attached to Cramorant V must be moved to the discard pile, even if more than the attack's cost were attached.

Is this Cramorant V card rare?

Yes, this Cramorant V card is a full art secret rare, indicated by its card number (198/202) being higher than the standard set size, making it one of the rarer cards in the Sword & Shield set.

Who is the illustrator for this card?

The illustrator for this Cramorant V card is aky CG Works, known for their vibrant and dynamic art style often seen on modern Pokémon cards.

Does "Spit Shot" always hit a Benched Pokémon?

"Spit Shot" deals 160 damage to 1 of your opponent's Pokémon, meaning you can choose either the Active Pokémon or one of their Benched Pokémon.

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Cramorant V — Sword & Shield Pokémon card

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Cramorant VSword & Shield #198 Pokémon Card

Sword & Shield·#198·2020

Cramorant, a Water/Flying type Pokémon from Generation VIII, is renowned for its peculiar fishing habits and unique role in the Galar region's ecosystem. This specific card, Cramorant V from the 2020 Sword & Shield base set, is a highly sought-after full art secret rare variant, distinguished by its expansive artwork and rarity. Here, visitors will discover Cramorant's Pokédex lore, delve into the card's potent attacks with their energy costs and effects, and explore its detailed edition history.

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Card Number: #198
Release Date: April 30, 2020
Language: EN
Set Code: SWSH1

Cramorant is a unique Water/Flying type Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII, native to the Galar region. Known for its perpetually hungry nature and peculiar fishing habits, Cramorant is often seen diving into bodies of water to catch prey, sometimes emerging with a swallowed Arrokuda or Pikachu still in its mouth, which it then uses as a projectile. This behavior is central to its signature ability, Gulp Missile, in the Pokémon games. Cramorant does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making it a standalone creature in the Galar ecosystem. Its design, resembling a cormorant, highlights its avian and aquatic characteristics, with a distinctive blue and white plumage and a large yellow beak. In the anime, Cramorant often appears in comedic roles, emphasizing its clumsy yet determined personality. Its presence in the Galar region's waterways is vital, as it helps maintain the balance of the aquatic ecosystem through its voracious appetite. Culturally, Cramorant embodies a blend of humor and natural predation, making it a memorable and endearing Pokémon to many fans.