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Scraggy — Mcdonalds Collection 2012 Pokémon card

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ScraggyMcdonalds Collection 2012 #10 Pokémon Card

Mcdonalds Collection 2012·#10

Scraggy, the dual-type Dark/Fighting Shedding Pokémon from Generation V, is renowned for its distinctive habit of pulling up its loose skin, a behavior central to its defense and identity, and evolves into Scrafty. This specific card, from the 2012 McDonalds Collection, is a unique promotional variant, distinguished by the iconic McDonald's logo, marking it as a special collectible rather than a standard set card.

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Card Number
#10
Release Date
June 14, 2011
Language
EN
Set Code
mcd

Scraggy, the Shedding Pokémon, is a dual-type Dark/Fighting Pokémon introduced in Generation V. It evolves into Scrafty starting at level 39. Native to the arid regions of the Unova and Galar regions, Scraggy are known for their distinctive behavior of constantly pulling up the loose skin around their waists, a habit that serves as both a defensive mechanism and a sign of their readiness for battle. This skin is not only elastic but also acts as a shield, allowing them to absorb impacts. Scraggy are social creatures, often found in groups, and are characterized by their rebellious and aggressive nature, frequently headbutting anything that moves. Their diet primarily consists of plants, though they are opportunistic feeders. In the anime, Scraggy gained significant popularity through Ash’s Scraggy, which was known for its initial clumsiness but eventually developed into a strong fighter, showcasing its signature move, Headbutt. Its unique design and personality have endeared it to fans, representing the scrappy underdog spirit in the Pokémon world. The combination of Dark and Fighting types gives it a unique offensive and defensive profile, making it a versatile addition to many teams in the video games.

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