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Marys Request — Unseen Forces Pokémon card

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Marys RequestUnseen Forces #86 Pokémon Card

Unseen Forces·#86·2005

Ampharos, an iconic Electric-type Pokémon from Generation II, is the final evolution of Mareep and Flaaffy, renowned for its glowing tail and role in the Johto region. This specific Mary's Request Supporter card from the 2005 Unseen Forces set is a non-holographic rare, standing out with its unique conditional draw effect. Here, visitors will discover the card's Pokédex lore, its precise attack mechanics including energy costs, and its place within the TCG era.

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Card Number
#86
Release Date
August 21, 2005
Language
EN
Set Code
uf

Mary's Request is a Trainer card, specifically a Supporter, featuring the character Mary alongside an Ampharos in what appears to be a radio or broadcast studio setting. As a Trainer card, it doesn't represent a Pokémon species itself but rather an action or character that aids a Pokémon Trainer in their journey. Mary is a character who has appeared in the Pokémon anime, often associated with broadcasting and news, which aligns perfectly with the artwork on this card. Ampharos, a beloved Electric-type Pokémon, is the final evolution of Mareep and Flaaffy, introduced in Generation II. Known for its lighthouse-like tail and friendly disposition, Ampharos plays a role in various Pokémon games, particularly in Johto where it is famously used to power the Olivine Lighthouse. The inclusion of Ampharos in the artwork further ties the card to the rich lore and world of Pokémon, enhancing its visual appeal and narrative context. Trainer cards like Mary's Request are crucial strategic elements in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, allowing players to manipulate game states, draw cards, or heal their Pokémon, reflecting the diverse ways trainers interact with their Pokémon in the main series games and anime.

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