What is Dusclops's Pokedex number?

Dusclops's Pokedex number is 356, making it a Generation III Pokémon, following Duskull in the evolution line.

What does the "Disable" attack do?

The "Disable" attack allows you to choose one of your opponent's Active Pokémon's attacks, and that Pokémon cannot use that chosen attack during your opponent's next turn.

Is this Dusclops card rare?

No, this specific Dusclops card from the Cosmic Eclipse set is a common card, indicated by the black circle rarity symbol.

Who illustrated this Dusclops card?

This Dusclops card was illustrated by Suwama Chiaki, known for their atmospheric and detailed artwork.

What is the retreat cost for this card?

The retreat cost for this Dusclops card is two Colorless energy, meaning you need to discard two energy cards attached to it to retreat it to your Bench.

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DusclopsCosmic Eclipse #84 Pokémon Card

Cosmic Eclipse·#84·2019

Dusclops is a captivating Ghost-type Pokémon from Generation III, known for its eerie presence and evolution from Duskull into Dusknoir, holding cultural significance as a spectral guardian. This specific card, from the 2019 Cosmic Eclipse set, is a common variant that stands out for its effective "Disable" attack and atmospheric artwork. Here, visitors can delve into Dusclops's Pokédex lore, understand its attack mechanics, energy costs, weakness, and explore the history of this particular edition.

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Card Number: #84
Release Date: August 22, 2019
Language: EN
Set Code: SM12

Dusclops is a Ghost-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, evolving from Duskull and itself evolving into Dusknoir when traded holding a Reaper Cloth. Known as the Beckon Pokémon, Dusclops has a spherical body resembling a mummy's head, with a single red eye that is said to be able to peer into other dimensions. Its arms are long and ghostly, often appearing to float independently. In the games, Dusclops is often found in spooky locations like the Hoenn region's Mt. Pyre, reflecting its spectral nature. Its Pokedex entries frequently mention its ability to absorb anything into its hollow body, though nothing ever comes back out. This unique characteristic is a major part of its mystique. In the anime, Dusclops has been featured in various episodes, often playing roles that highlight its eerie abilities and connection to the spirit world, further cementing its image as a formidable and mysterious Ghost-type. Its evolution line is a fan favorite for its distinctive designs and powerful presence in battles.