Fates Collide·#38·2016
Kabuto, the Shellfish Pokémon, is a fascinating Rock/Water type from Generation I, evolving into Kabutops and holding significant cultural weight as a prehistoric Pokémon. This specific card, from the 2016 Fates Collide set, is a common variant notable for its unique "RESTORED" ability. Here, you will discover Kabuto's Pokédex lore, its attacks including energy costs and damage, its weakness, and detailed insights into this edition's history.
Read more ↓Kabuto is a Fossil Pokémon, a Shellfish Pokémon, introduced in Generation I. It is revived from a Dome Fossil and evolves into Kabutops. This ancient creature is a fascinating relic from a bygone era, known for its small, flat body completely covered by a hard, brown shell, with two prominent red eyes and several small, pointed legs. Kabuto is often depicted as a nocturnal aquatic predator, scavenging the ocean floor for prey. Its ability to thrive in ancient seas and its eventual fossilization make it a prime example of prehistoric life in the Pokémon world. In the games, Kabuto is often a choice between two fossil Pokémon, the other being Omanyte, representing a significant decision point for trainers. Its role in the anime and manga often highlights its ancient origins and its connection to the mysteries of the past. Culturally, Kabuto, along with other fossil Pokémon, symbolizes the enduring nature of life and the wonders of scientific discovery through paleontology.
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