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SlakingMysterious Treasures #34 Pokémon Card

Mysterious Treasures·#34·2007

Slaking, the Lazy Pokémon, is a Normal-type introduced in Generation III, evolving from Vigoroth, and is renowned for its paradoxical blend of extreme idleness and immense power in the Pokémon universe. This particular Slaking card, from the 2007 Mysterious Treasures set, is a rare Stage 2 card featuring a unique coin-flip mechanic that embodies its signature lazy yet powerful nature. Here you will discover its detailed Pokédex lore, the precise mechanics of its attacks and energy costs, its weakness, and a comprehensive history of this edition.

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Card Number
#34
Release Date
August 21, 2007
Language
EN
Set Code
mt

Slaking, the Lazy Pokémon, is a Normal-type introduced in Generation III as part of the Hoenn region. It is the final evolution of Slakoth, evolving from Vigoroth. Known for its extreme laziness, Slaking is depicted as spending most of its time lounging and sleeping, seemingly doing nothing. However, this apparent idleness is a clever ruse; Slaking is actually conserving immense energy, allowing it to unleash devastating attacks when it finally decides to move. Its Pokédex entries often highlight this dichotomy, portraying it as one of the most powerful Normal-type Pokémon despite its slothful nature. In the games, its signature ability, Truant, forces it to skip every other turn, perfectly encapsulating its lazy persona while also balancing its high base stats. Slaking plays a notable role in the Pokémon Ruby, Sapphire, and Emerald games as the signature Pokémon of Norman, the Petalburg City Gym Leader, providing a significant challenge to players due to its sheer power. Its unique design and intriguing behavior have made it a memorable Pokémon for fans, often sparking discussions about its potential if it weren't for its debilitating ability.

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