Unbroken Bonds·#197·2019
Muk and its Alolan form are iconic Poison-type Pokémon, representing both the classic Generation I and the vibrant Generation VII with their distinct evolutionary lines and significant cultural roles. This specific Muk & Alolan Muk GX card from the Unbroken Bonds set, released in 2019, is a highly sought-after full art holographic rare, celebrated for its striking artwork and powerful gameplay mechanics. Here, visitors will discover detailed Pokédex lore for both Pokémon, a comprehensive breakdown of the card's HP, energy costs, attacks, weakness, and its full edition history.
Read more ↓Muk is a Poison-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation I. It is the evolved form of Grimer, reaching this stage at level 38. Muk is known for its toxic, sludge-like body, which is said to leave a trail of potent poison wherever it moves. Its natural habitat often includes polluted urban areas, industrial zones, and sewers, thriving in environments rich with waste and chemicals. While its appearance might be off-putting, Muk plays a role in some ecosystems by consuming various forms of garbage and pollution. In the anime, Muk is famously owned by Ash Ketchum, evolving from a Grimer and often appearing as a affectionate, if slimy, companion. Alolan Muk, introduced in Generation VII, is a dual Poison/Dark-type variant found exclusively in the Alola region. This regional form boasts a vibrant, rainbow-like coloration due to its diet of man-made refuse and toxins, which causes its poisons to crystallize. Alolan Muk is less aggressive than its Kanto counterpart and is often seen as a cleaner of Alola's polluted areas. Both forms are physically imposing Pokémon with powerful offensive capabilities, often used by trainers who favor status conditions and disruptive strategies. Their unique typings provide different strengths and weaknesses in battle, making them versatile choices for various teams. Their distinct designs and lore contribute to their enduring popularity across the Pokémon franchise.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
