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Marshtomp — Crystal Guardians Pokémon card

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MarshtompCrystal Guardians #38 Pokémon Card

Crystal Guardians·#38·2006

Marshtomp is the Water and Ground-type middle evolution of the popular Hoenn starter Mudkip, known for its unique dual typing and charming design. This particular Marshtomp card from the 2006 Crystal Guardians set is an uncommon rarity, featuring classic artwork that captures the Pokémon's playful yet determined nature. Here, you will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks and energy costs, its weaknesses, and comprehensive information about this specific card's edition history.

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Card Number
#38
Release Date
August 29, 2006
Language
EN
Set Code
cg

Marshtomp is a dual Water/Ground-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, evolving from the beloved starter Mudkip at level 16 and further evolving into Swampert at level 36. Native to the Hoenn region, Marshtomp are typically found in wetlands, swamps, and coastal areas where they can utilize their unique typing to thrive. Their ground typing makes them immune to Electric-type attacks, a significant advantage for a water Pokémon, though it leaves them with a quadruple weakness to Grass-type moves. Marshtomp are highly adaptable, capable of moving on both land and water with surprising agility. Their fins and strong tail allow them to swim powerfully, while their sturdy legs and powerful arms enable them to walk upright and deliver strong blows on land. In the games, Marshtomp is a reliable and versatile team member, often praised for its balanced stats and useful movepool. In the anime, Ash's rival Harrison had a Marshtomp, showcasing its competitive prowess. Culturally, Marshtomp represents the transition stage of a starter Pokémon, embodying growth and increasing strength while retaining some of the endearing qualities of its pre-evolution. Their diet primarily consists of aquatic plants and small fish, which they can easily catch with their quick movements.

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