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MukSecret Wonders #56 Pokémon Card

Secret Wonders·#56·2007

Muk, the Sludge Pokémon, is a Poison-type introduced in Generation I, evolving from Grimer and known for its toxic composition and pungent odor, making it a memorable part of the original 151. This particular Secret Wonders printing from 2007 showcases Muk as a Stage 1 Pokémon, featuring a distinctive illustration by Daisuke Ito that captures its gooey essence. Here, visitors will discover Muk's Pokédex lore, a detailed breakdown of its powerful attacks, energy costs, and effects, alongside its weakness, resistance, and retreat cost, plus its rich edition history.

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Card Number
#56
Release Date
November 6, 2007
Language
EN
Set Code
sw

Muk is a Poison-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation I, evolving from Grimer at level 38. Known as the Sludge Pokémon, Muk is essentially a larger, more potent version of Grimer, composed entirely of a highly toxic, viscous fluid. Its natural habitat is often found in polluted areas, such as industrial zones, sewers, and garbage dumps, where it thrives on waste and toxic substances. Muk's diet consists primarily of industrial waste and garbage, which it absorbs and converts into its own toxic body mass. Its behavior is generally aggressive; it will attack anything that approaches its territory, leaving behind a trail of noxious sludge. In the games, Muk is often encountered as a powerful Poison-type, capable of inflicting status conditions and heavy damage. In the anime, it is famously known as one of Ash's Pokémon, often appearing as a comedic relief character with a surprisingly affectionate personality, despite its appearance. Culturally, Muk represents the consequences of pollution, serving as a visual metaphor for environmental degradation. Its design, while simple, is effective in conveying its toxic nature, making it a recognizable and impactful Pokémon from the original lineup. Its evolution line, Grimer to Muk, exemplifies a natural progression of increasing toxicity and mass.

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