What does it mean that Mysterious Fossil counts as a Colorless Pokémon?

This means that while Mysterious Fossil is in play, it occupies a bench or active spot like any other Colorless Basic Pokémon, but it cannot attack or retreat.

Can I evolve a Pokémon from Mysterious Fossil?

Yes, certain Pokémon cards specify that they evolve from Mysterious Fossil, allowing you to place them on top of this card as if it were a Basic Pokémon.

Why does this card have HP if it can't attack?

The HP allows it to remain in play and be targeted by certain effects, even though it serves a utility role rather than a combat role.

Can I have multiple Mysterious Fossil cards in play at once?

Yes, like any Basic Pokémon, you can have multiple Mysterious Fossil cards on your bench, up to the usual limit of 5 benched Pokémon.

What happens if Mysterious Fossil is Knocked Out?

If it is Knocked Out, you discard it, but it does not count as a Knocked Out Pokémon for your opponent's prize cards, meaning they do not take a prize for it.

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Mysterious Fossil — Holon Phantoms Pokémon card

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Mysterious FossilHolon Phantoms #92 Pokémon Card

Holon Phantoms·#92·2006

Mysterious Fossil, a unique card representing ancient Pokémon remnants, belongs to the Colorless type, originating from the first generation and serving as a crucial stepping stone for many prehistoric Pokémon evolution lines, holding significant lore in the Pokémon universe. This specific Holon Phantoms card from 2006 is a common Trainer card that functions as a Basic Pokémon, standing out for its innovative mechanics that blend two card types.

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Card Number: #92
Release Date: February 28, 2006
Language: EN
Set Code: hp

Mysterious Fossil represents the remnants of ancient Pokémon, often found in archaeological digs within the Pokémon world. These fossils are not Pokémon themselves but rather the preserved remains that can be revived into living Pokémon, such as Omanyte, Kabuto, Aerodactyl, Lileep, Anorith, Cranidos, and Shieldon, depending on the fossil type. Introduced in the first generation of games, the concept of reviving fossil Pokémon from special items like the Helix Fossil, Dome Fossil, and Old Amber has been a recurring theme, allowing players to obtain unique Rock/Water, Rock/Flying, Rock/Grass, Rock/Bug, Rock/Steel, and Rock/Dragon types. The act of bringing these ancient creatures back to life highlights the deep history and scientific advancements present in the Pokémon universe. Mysterious Fossils symbolize the potential for discovery and the enduring legacy of prehistoric life within the Pokémon world, often associated with researchers and museums dedicated to their study and preservation. They serve as a bridge between the past and present, offering a glimpse into the diverse ecosystems that once thrived.