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Pignite — Legendary Treasures Pokémon card

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PigniteLegendary Treasures #26 Pokémon Card

Legendary Treasures·#26·2013

Pignite, the Fire Pig Pokémon, is a beloved dual Fire/Fighting-type from Generation V, forming the middle stage of an iconic evolution line that deeply resonated with fans of the Unova region. This specific card, from the 2013 Legendary Treasures set, is a common rarity that stands out with its exceptionally warm and inviting artwork. Here, visitors can explore Pignite's rich Pokédex lore, delve into its card mechanics including its attacks and energy costs, and understand its unique place within the game's history.

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Card Number
#26
Release Date
November 5, 2013
Language
EN
Set Code
BW11

Pignite is a dual Fire/Fighting-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V, evolving from Tepig starting at level 17 and then into Emboar at level 36. It is known as the "Fire Pig Pokémon" and is characterized by its robust build and the fiery snout that can ignite with intense heat during battles. Pignite's lore describes its internal fire flaring up, making its movements sharper and faster, and emitting smoke when in trouble. In the games, Pignite is a popular choice for trainers in the Unova region due to its strong offensive capabilities and diverse move pool. It played a significant role in the Pokémon Black and White anime series as Ash's Tepig evolved into Pignite, showcasing its loyalty and power. Its design, inspired by a wrestling pig, gives it a unique charm, making it a memorable Pokémon for fans. Pignite's Fighting type adds an interesting dynamic, giving it an advantage against Steel, Ice, Normal, Rock, and Dark types, while its Fire typing grants it strength against Grass, Ice, Bug, and Steel types. However, it is vulnerable to Water, Ground, and Flying type attacks due to its dual typing.

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