Stormfront·#88·2008
Gible, a ground/dragon type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV, is known for its aggressive nature and eventually evolves into the formidable Garchomp, holding significant cultural weight among fans. This specific Poké Blower + card from the 2008 Stormfront set is a common Trainer card that stands out for its unique dual-effect mechanic based on how many copies are played. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore for Gible, an in-depth look at the card's mechanics including its effects, and a comprehensive history of this particular edition.
Read more ↓Poké Blower is not a Pokémon but rather a Trainer card, representing an item or action within the Pokémon TCG. As such, it doesn't have a Pokédex entry, natural habitat, diet, or evolution line. Trainer cards are fundamental to the strategic depth of the Pokémon TCG, allowing players to manipulate the game state, search for cards, heal Pokémon, or disrupt opponents' plans. This particular card, Poké Blower +, is designed to interfere with an opponent's Pokémon, either by placing damage counters or by forcing a switch between their Active and Benched Pokémon. Item cards like Poké Blower + are crucial for adapting to various in-game situations and often define the tempo and flow of a match. Their utility can range from direct offensive support to tactical defensive maneuvers, making them versatile tools in a player's arsenal. The inclusion of such strategic cards enriches the gameplay experience, moving beyond simple Pokémon-on-Pokémon combat to a more complex interaction of abilities, items, and stadium effects.
Last updated: April 7, 2026
