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Gyarados ExXy Promos #XY106 Pokémon Card
Xy Promos·#XY106
Gyarados, the iconic Water/Flying-type from Generation I, is renowned for its dramatic evolution from Magikarp and its destructive power, symbolizing perseverance and hidden strength. This specific Gyarados EX, an XY Promos card from 2016, is a sought-after variant, distinguished by its powerful attacks and promotional release, making it a unique piece for collectors. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, precise information on its attacks, energy costs, weakness, and the card's edition history.
Read more ↓- Card Number
- #XY106
- Release Date
- October 11, 2013
- Language
- EN
- Set Code
- Promo_XY
Gyarados is a fearsome Water/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, evolving from the seemingly weak Magikarp. This dramatic evolution from a flopping fish to a raging sea serpent is one of the most iconic transformations in the Pokémon world, symbolizing perseverance and hidden power. Gyarados is known for its destructive rampages, often appearing during storms or when angered, capable of leveling entire cities with its Hyper Beam attack. Its natural habitat includes large bodies of water such as lakes, rivers, and oceans, where it lurks in the depths. As a carnivorous Pokémon, it preys on smaller fish and other aquatic creatures. In the games, Gyarados is a powerful ally, often sought after for its high Attack stat and intimidating presence. It has featured prominently in the anime, most notably as Lance's signature Pokémon and as a recurring antagonist, further cementing its status as a fan favorite. The Red Gyarados from the Johto region, a shiny variant, is particularly famous, playing a crucial role in the storyline of Pokémon Gold, Silver, and Crystal, where it represents the rage caused by Team Rocket's activities. Its design, inspired by Chinese dragons, contributes to its cultural significance as a symbol of power and majesty, albeit with a destructive temper.
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