What is the "Shuffle" Poké-POWER?

The "Shuffle" Poké-POWER allows you to swap your active Unown with another Unown from your deck, transferring all effects and damage counters. You then put the original Unown on top of your deck and shuffle.

How many different Unown cards are in the Unseen Forces set?

There are 28 different Unown cards in the Unseen Forces set, each representing a letter of the alphabet or a punctuation mark. This card is the "N" form.

Does "Hidden Power" require any energy to use?

No, the "Hidden Power" attack on this Unown card has no energy cost, making it a free ability to use during your turn.

What does the "N/28" on the card mean?

The "N/28" indicates that this is the "N" form of Unown, and it is part of a larger collection of 28 unique Unown cards in the Unseen Forces set.

Is this Unown card holographic?

No, this particular Unown card from the Unseen Forces set is a common card and is not holographic.

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UnownUnseen Forces #n Pokémon Card

Unseen Forces·#n·2005

Unown are Psychic-type Pokémon from Generation II, known for their mysterious letter-like forms and their connection to ancient lore, holding significant cultural weight within the Pokémon universe. This specific Unown card from the 2005 Unseen Forces set is a common variant, part of a unique 28-card alphabet collection that stands out for its innovative "Shuffle" Poké-POWER. Here, you will find extensive Pokédex lore for Unown, a detailed breakdown of this card's HP, attacks, energy costs, weakness, and its edition history.

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

Unown are enigmatic Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II. They are unique in that their forms resemble the 26 letters of the Latin alphabet, as well as the exclamation point and question mark. These mysterious creatures are said to be connected to an ancient dimension and possess the ability to influence reality when many of them gather together. In the games, they are often found in ruins and ancient places, hinting at their deep connection to forgotten civilizations and history. Their diet and behavior are largely unknown due to their elusive nature; they do not appear to eat in the traditional sense and their primary activity seems to be floating and observing. Unown do not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making them a standalone species within the Pokémon world. Their type matchups mean they are strong against Fighting and Poison types, but weak against Bug and Ghost types. In the anime, they played a significant role in the movie "Spell of the Unown: Entei," where their collective psychic power created a dream world. Culturally, Unown represent mystery, ancient knowledge, and the power of language within the Pokémon universe, captivating fans with their unique design and lore.