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Sandaconda — Sword & Shield Pokémon card

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SandacondaSword & Shield #109 Pokémon Card

Sword & Shield·#109·2020

Sandaconda, the Sand Snake Pokémon, is a Ground-type introduced in Generation VIII, known for its unique coiling behavior and evolution from Silicobra. This particular card from the 2020 Sword & Shield set, card number 109, is a common variant featuring artwork by Kouki Saitou. Here, you will discover Sandaconda's Pokédex lore, its card's specific attacks, energy costs, weakness, and the historical context of this edition. This page is designed for collectors interested in the card's mechanics, artwork, and frequently asked questions about its collectibility and place in the TCG.

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Card Number
#109
Release Date
February 6, 2020
Language
EN
Set Code
SWSH1

Sandaconda is a Ground-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VIII, hailing from the Galar region. Known as the Sand Snake Pokémon, it evolves from Silicobra starting at level 36. Its most distinctive feature is its massive sand sac, which can hold over 220 pounds of sand. Sandaconda is renowned for its unique coiling behavior, using its powerful body to constrict prey and blast sand from its nostrils with immense force, creating sandstorms or burying opponents. In the wild, Sandaconda typically inhabits arid desert environments, where its camouflage allows it to blend seamlessly with the sandy terrain. Its diet consists primarily of smaller desert creatures, which it ambushes from beneath the sand. In the Pokémon games, Sandaconda is often encountered in the Galar Mining Cave and is a popular choice for trainers seeking a robust Ground-type with strong defensive capabilities. In the anime, Sandaconda has been featured in various episodes, showcasing its formidable power and unique abilities. Its design draws inspiration from anacondas and sand boas, giving it a distinctive and memorable appearance that resonates with fans.

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