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Pincurchin — Sword & Shield Pokémon card

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PincurchinSword & Shield #77 Pokémon Card

Sword & Shield·#77·2020

Pincurchin is a unique Electric-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII, known for its sea urchin-like appearance and its ability to electrify its spines. This specific card, #077 from the 2020 Sword & Shield base set, is a common variant that beautifully illustrates the Pokémon in its natural underwater habitat. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details about Pincurchin's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including its "Shocking Needles" attack and energy costs, and its edition history.

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Card Number
#77
Release Date
February 6, 2020
Language
EN
Set Code
SWSH1

Pincurchin is a fascinating Electric-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII, native to the Galar region. Often found clinging to rocks on the seabed, particularly in areas with strong currents, Pincurchin survives by scraping algae and seaweed with its hard teeth. Its body is covered in sharp, electrified spines, which it uses for both defense against predators and to deliver powerful electric shocks to stun prey. These spines are not just for show; they are integral to its survival, allowing it to gather nutrients and protect itself in its harsh marine environment. Pincurchin's unique appearance, resembling a sea urchin, makes it stand out among other Electric-type Pokémon. In the games, it's known for its ability to learn various electric-based moves and its static ability, which can paralyze opponents who make contact. While not having an evolution line, its distinct design and habitat have garnered it a loyal following among fans who appreciate its quirky charm and potent electrical capabilities. Its role in the anime often highlights its defensive nature and its surprising power despite its small size.

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