What is a TAG TEAM GX card?

TAG TEAM GX cards feature two Pokémon on a single card, boasting higher HP and more powerful attacks, including a unique GX attack. They were introduced in the Sun & Moon era and were central to competitive play.

How many damage counters does Severe Poison place?

The Severe Poison attack places 8 damage counters on your opponent's Active Pokémon between turns, which is significantly more than the standard 1 damage counter for Poison.

What does the "Plus" sign in Nasty Goo Mix GX mean?

The "Plus" sign in the attack cost for Nasty Goo Mix GX indicates that the attack gains an additional effect if extra energy is attached to the Pokémon beyond its base cost.

Yes, this Muk & Alolan Muk GX card is a Holo Rare within the Unbroken Bonds set, which is a desirable rarity tier for collectors and players.

Who illustrated this card?

This card was illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita, a renowned Pokémon card artist famous for creating many iconic Pokémon card artworks, including the original Base Set Charizard.

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Muk Alolan Muk Gx — Unbroken Bonds Pokémon card

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Muk Alolan Muk GxUnbroken Bonds #61 Pokémon Card

Unbroken Bonds·#61·2019

Muk and Alolan Muk, the Sludge Pokémon, are iconic Poison-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation I and VII respectively, embodying themes of urban pollution and environmental adaptation. This specific Muk & Alolan Muk GX card from the 2019 Unbroken Bonds set, a Holo Rare, stands out as a powerful TAG TEAM variant, showcasing both Pokémon in a dynamic, combined form. Here, visitors will discover the fascinating Pokédex lore behind these noxious creatures, a detailed breakdown of the card's attacks, energy costs, and weaknesses, alongside its edition history.

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Card Number: #61
Release Date: March 28, 2019
Language: EN
Set Code: SM10

Muk, the Sludge Pokémon, is a Poison-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation I. It is the evolved form of Grimer, achieved by reaching a certain experience level. Alolan Muk, its regional variant from the Alola region (Generation VII), adds the Dark type to its Poison typing. Both forms are known for their noxious, corrosive bodies and unpleasant odors, often found in polluted areas like industrial waste sites or garbage dumps. Muk’s diet consists primarily of industrial waste and garbage, which it absorbs and incorporates into its own body, growing larger and more toxic. Alolan Muk, however, has a more varied diet, including discarded items and even other Pokémon, and its vibrant, rainbow-like colors are a result of its diverse consumption of various kinds of waste. In the games, Muk is often portrayed as a formidable opponent due to its high Special Attack and HP, while Alolan Muk gains an advantage with its dual typing, offering more resistances and STAB options. In the anime, Ash Ketchum owns a Muk that is affectionate despite its appearance, often smothering Professor Oak. The species collectively represents themes of environmental pollution and adaptation, embodying both the dangers of contamination and the resilience of life in harsh conditions.