What is Dracovish's ability on this card?

Dracovish's ability is called Primal Law. It prevents your opponent from playing any Pokémon from their hand to evolve their Pokémon as long as Dracovish is in the Active Spot.

How much damage does Dracovish's attack do?

Dracovish's attack, Hammer In, deals 120 damage.

What is Dracovish's weakness on this card?

Dracovish has a weakness to Grass type Pokémon, meaning it takes x2 damage from Grass attacks.

From which set is this Dracovish card?

This Dracovish card is from the Darkness Ablaze expansion.

Who illustrated the artwork for this Dracovish card?

The artwork for this Dracovish card was illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga.

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Dracovish — Darkness Ablaze Pokémon card

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DracovishDarkness Ablaze #53 Pokémon Card

Darkness Ablaze·#53·2020

Dracovish, a Water/Dragon type Fossil Pokémon from the Galar region, is renowned for its unique appearance and intriguing Pokédex lore, representing a fascinating blend of ancient creatures. This specific card from the 2020 Darkness Ablaze set is a regular rare, standing out for its powerful "Primal Law" ability that can disrupt an opponent's evolution strategy. Here, visitors will discover Dracovish's backstory, its attacks, energy costs, weakness, and the historical context of its card's edition.

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Card Number: #53
Release Date: August 13, 2020
Language: EN
Set Code: SWSH3

Dracovish is a unique Fossil Pokémon, first introduced in the eighth generation of the Pokémon franchise, specifically in the Galar region. It is one of the four "fossil" Pokémon from that generation, alongside Arctozolt, Arctovish, and Dracozolt, all of which are created by combining two different fossil parts discovered in the Wild Area. Dracovish is a Water/Dragon type, known for its powerful jaws and bipedal, fish-like appearance. Its unique design stems from the combination of a "Fish Fossil" and a "Dragon Fossil," resulting in a creature with a fish head on a dragon-like body. According to its Pokédex entries, Dracovish was an apex predator in ancient times, with powerful legs and jaws that allowed it to dominate its prey. However, its own success led to its extinction, as it overhunted its food sources. In the games, players can revive Dracovish by taking the two specific fossil parts to a scientist. In the anime, Dracovish gains notable recognition as part of Ash Ketchum's team in Pokémon Journeys, where it showcases its formidable strength and playful personality. Its unusual appearance and tragic backstory contribute to its distinct cultural significance within the Pokémon universe.