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Gastrodon — Crimson Invasion Pokémon card

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GastrodonCrimson Invasion #54 Pokémon Card

Crimson Invasion·#54·2017

Gastrodon, the captivating Water/Ground Sea Slug Pokémon, hails from Generation IV and is renowned for its distinct regional forms, evolving from the equally charming Shellos. This particular card, #54 from the 2017 Crimson Invasion set, is a common variant that stands out with its vibrant artwork featuring both East and West Sea forms of Gastrodon. Here, visitors will discover detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its "Eerie Fluid" and "Earthquake" attacks with their energy costs, and its Grass-type weakness, alongside its full edition history.

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Card Number
#54
Release Date
October 5, 2017
Language
EN
Set Code
SM4

Gastrodon, the Sea Slug Pokémon, is a fascinating creature known for its unique dual-type Water/Ground classification and striking regional variations. Introduced in Generation IV with the Sinnoh region, Gastrodon evolves from Shellos at level 30. Its distinct forms, East Sea and West Sea, are a prime example of convergent evolution within the Pokémon world, adapting to different environments with unique colorations and body shapes. The East Sea Gastrodon, depicted on this card, features a brown and pink coloration, while the West Sea form is blue and green. In the wild, Gastrodon inhabit coastal areas, often found in shallow waters or on sandy beaches. They are detritivores, feeding on organic matter found in the sand and mud. Their docile nature and slow movements make them easy targets for predators, but their regenerative capabilities allow them to recover from injuries. In the games, Gastrodon is a reliable Special Attacker with good bulk, making it a valuable asset in many teams. In the anime, it has appeared in various episodes, often showcasing its calm demeanor and connection to the marine environment. Culturally, Gastrodon represents the beauty and diversity of marine life, reminding us of the importance of protecting our oceans.

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