What is the "Rebirth" Ability?

The "Rebirth" Ability allows Ho-Oh EX to return from the discard pile to your Bench if you flip heads, and then attach three different types of basic Energy cards from your discard pile to it.

How much damage does "Rainbow Burn" do?

"Rainbow Burn" does 20 damage plus an additional 20 damage for each different type of basic Energy attached to Ho-Oh EX.

What is the weakness of Ho-Oh EX?

Ho-Oh EX has a weakness to Water-type Pokémon, meaning it takes double damage from Water attacks.

What set is this Ho-Oh EX card from?

This Ho-Oh EX card is from the Dragons Exalted set, released in 2012.

What happens when a Pokémon-EX is Knocked Out?

When a Pokémon-EX has been Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards instead of the usual 1.

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Ho Oh ExDragons Exalted #22 Pokémon Card

Dragons Exalted·#22·2012

Ho-Oh is a majestic Fire/Flying-type legendary Pokémon from Generation II, renowned for its vibrant rainbow wings and significant cultural impact within the Pokémon universe. This specific Ho-Oh EX card, from the 2012 Dragons Exalted set, is a notable holographic rare, standing out for its powerful EX mechanics and captivating artwork. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details including its Pokédex lore, precise attack descriptions with energy costs, weakness, and a deep dive into its edition history.

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Card Number: #22
Release Date: August 14, 2012
Language: EN
Set Code: BW6

Ho-Oh is a legendary Fire/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II, known for its majestic rainbow-colored wings and its ability to resurrect the dead. It is said to fly across the world continuously on its seven-colored wings, leaving a rainbow behind it. According to legend, Ho-Oh’s presence brings happiness and good fortune, and it is the guardian of the skies. This magnificent bird is also believed to have created the legendary beasts Raikou, Entei, and Suicune, transforming three Pokémon that perished in a fire at the Brass Tower. Ho-Oh has no evolutionary line but is often paired with Lugia as one of the Tower Duo, representing the sun and the moon respectively. In the games, Ho-Oh is typically a version exclusive, serving as a powerful and highly sought-after legendary encounter. Its prominent role in the anime, particularly in the first episode where Ash sees it, cemented its iconic status and cultural significance as a symbol of hope and new beginnings within the Pokémon universe. Its unique typing gives it interesting matchups, being strong against Grass, Bug, Ice, and Fighting types, but vulnerable to Rock, Water, and Electric attacks.