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Slugma — Unseen Forces Pokémon card

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$1.21

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Graded Prices

PSA 10

$41.98

PSA 9.5

$18.00

PSA 9

$16.43

PSA 8

$16.43

PSA 7

$16.43

SlugmaUnseen Forces #73 Pokémon Card

Unseen Forces·#73·2005

Slugma, the Lava Pokémon, is a fascinating Fire-type creature introduced in the second generation, known for its fiery molten body and evolution into Magcargo, embodying the raw power of volcanoes. This particular Slugma card from the Unseen Forces set, released in 2005, is a common variant that stands out for its unique artwork by Tomokazu Komiya, a celebrated artist in the Pokémon TCG.

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Card Number
#73
Release Date
August 21, 2005
Language
EN
Set Code
uf

Slugma, the Lava Pokémon, is a pure Fire-type introduced in Generation II, making its debut in the Johto region. This unique creature is essentially a sentient slug composed entirely of molten magma, constantly oozing and flowing. Its body temperature is incredibly high, and it must keep moving to prevent itself from cooling and hardening. In the wild, Slugma typically inhabits volcanic regions and areas with geothermal activity, feeding on volcanic ash and minerals. It evolves into Magcargo starting at level 38, transforming its fiery body into a shell of solidified magma. In the games, Slugma is often found in areas like the Fiery Path in Hoenn or Stark Mountain in Sinnoh, showcasing its preference for hot environments. Its unique composition makes it immune to fire-based attacks in the anime, often depicted as a slow but powerful force of nature. Culturally, Slugma represents the raw, untamed power of volcanic landscapes and the constant geological processes shaping the world. Its simple yet striking design makes it a memorable early-game Fire-type for many trainers.

Price History

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Ungraded$1
Grade 9$16
Grade 9.5$18
SGC 10$25
CGC 10$14
PSA 10$42
BGS 10$55
BGS 10 Black$275
CGC 10 Pristine$40

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