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Ninetales — Evolutions Pokémon card

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NinetalesEvolutions #15 Pokémon Card

Evolutions·#15·2016

Ninetales, the elegant Fire-type fox Pokémon, is a beloved Generation I creature known for its mystical nine tails and long lifespan, evolving from the charming Vulpix. This particular card, Ninetales #15 from the 2016 Evolutions set, is a non-Holo rare that stands out as a nostalgic tribute to the original Pokémon TCG. Here, you will find comprehensive details on Ninetales' Pokédex lore, the card's specific attacks and their energy costs, its weakness, and its historical context within the TCG.

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Card Number
#15
Release Date
November 1, 2016
Language
EN
Set Code
XY12

Ninetales is a majestic, fox-like Pokémon known for its nine long, flowing tails and elegant, golden-white fur. This Fire-type Pokémon was introduced in Generation I alongside its pre-evolution, Vulpix. According to Pokédex entries, Ninetales is an incredibly intelligent and highly vengeful Pokémon, rumored to live for a thousand years. Its natural habitat is often depicted as serene, mountainous regions or deep forests, where it can live undisturbed. Ninetales is primarily carnivorous, preying on smaller Pokémon, though its exact diet is rarely detailed. In the games, Ninetales often plays a role as a powerful special attacker, known for its high Special Attack and Speed stats. In the anime, it has been featured in various episodes, often portrayed as a wise and ancient guardian. Culturally, Ninetales draws inspiration from the Kitsune, a mythical fox spirit in Japanese folklore, known for its intelligence, longevity, and magical abilities, particularly shapeshifting. The number of tails on a Kitsune often signifies its age and power, a characteristic directly reflected in Ninetales' nine tails. Its elegant design and mystical aura have made it a fan-favorite since its debut.

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