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Nosepass — Dragons Exalted Pokémon card

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NosepassDragons Exalted #62 Pokémon Card

Dragons Exalted·#62·2012

Nosepass, the stoic Compass Pokémon, is a Rock-type introduced in Generation III, known for its strong magnetism and unique moai-inspired appearance. This specific card from the 2012 Dragons Exalted set is a common variant, notable for its clear Black & White era artwork and straightforward mechanics. Here, you will find comprehensive details including its Pokédex lore, attack costs, weakness, and its edition history within the Pokémon TCG.

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Card Number
#62
Release Date
August 14, 2012
Language
EN
Set Code
BW6

Nosepass, the Compass Pokémon, is a pure Rock-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III. Its unique appearance, resembling a large, blue, stone-like statue with a prominent red, triangular nose, is inspired by moai statues and compasses. Nosepass is renowned for its powerful magnetism, which it uses to pinpoint north and to attract iron ore. It is typically found in mountainous regions or caves, where it remains largely motionless, facing north. Its diet consists primarily of metallic minerals, which it absorbs through its magnetic field. In the Pokémon games, Nosepass evolves into Probopass when leveled up in a special magnetic field area, a unique evolution method that highlights its magnetic properties. This evolution adds the Steel typing, further enhancing its metallic nature. In the anime, Nosepass often appears in episodes focusing on its magnetic abilities, sometimes causing mischief or aiding trainers with its directional sense. Its stoic demeanor and unusual design have made it a memorable, if not always prominent, figure in the Pokémon universe, representing the geological and magnetic forces within the world. Its distinct nose, which acts as its compass, is a central feature of its design and lore.

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