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Tepig — Black & White Pokémon card

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TepigBlack & White #16 Pokémon Card

Black & White·#16·2011

Tepig, the Fire Pig Pokémon, is a beloved Fire-type starter from Generation V, forming an evolutionary line with Pignite and Emboar, and holds significant cultural recognition from the Unova region. This specific card, #16 from the 2011 Black & White set, is a common printing that stands out as the very first TCG depiction of Tepig. Here, visitors will discover Tepig's Pokédex lore, its "Take Down" attack with its energy cost and self-damaging effect, along with its weakness, resistance, and edition history.

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Card Number
#16
Release Date
April 24, 2011
Language
EN
Set Code
BW1

Tepig is a Fire-type starter Pokémon introduced in Generation V, hailing from the Unova region. Known as the Fire Pig Pokémon, Tepig is a quadrupedal pig-like creature with an orange body, black ears, and a black band around its midsection. Its tail is curly with a red sphere at the tip, which glows when it's ready to attack. Tepig's diet primarily consists of roasted berries, which it prepares itself by shooting fireballs from its nose. This charming and energetic Pokémon is often depicted as playful and loyal, making it a popular choice for trainers beginning their journey in the Unova region. Its evolutionary line includes Pignite and Emboar, both of which retain its Fire typing, with Emboar gaining a secondary Fighting type. In the games, Tepig is a strong early-game choice against many Grass and Bug type opponents, and its evolutions become formidable physical attackers. Its appearance in the Pokémon anime, particularly as Ash's companion, further endeared it to fans worldwide, showcasing its determined and courageous personality. Tepig's design draws inspiration from tapirs and pigs, common animals in various cultures, contributing to its broad appeal.

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