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Xerneas — Celebrations Pokémon card

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XerneasCelebrations #12 Pokémon Card

Celebrations·#12·2021

Xerneas, the majestic Life Pokémon, is a legendary Fairy-type from Generation VI, revered for its ability to bestow everlasting life. This particular Xerneas card, from the 2021 Celebrations set, is a non-holo rare variant that stands out for its beautiful artwork and connection to a landmark anniversary. Here, visitors will discover Xerneas's Pokédex lore, detailed information on its attacks, energy costs, and weakness, alongside its rich edition history.

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Card Number
#12
Release Date
October 7, 2021
Language
EN
Set Code
Ann25th

Xerneas is a legendary Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VI with the games Pokémon X and Y. Known as the Life Pokémon, Xerneas is said to share everlasting life when its horns glow in seven colors, a power that contrasts sharply with its counterpart, Yveltal, the Destruction Pokémon. Xerneas is a majestic creature, resembling a deer or stag, with large, multicolored antlers that radiate light. In the lore of Kalos, Xerneas has the ability to bestow life upon those around it, and when its life force is depleted, it transforms into a tree and sleeps for a thousand years. This cycle of life and slumber is central to its mythos. Xerneas is a standalone legendary, meaning it does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon. As a Fairy-type, it is strong against Fighting, Dragon, and Dark types, while being weak to Poison and Steel types. In the games, Xerneas plays a pivotal role in the storyline of Pokémon X, where it is awakened by Lysandre to either bless or curse the world with its power. Its graceful design and life-giving abilities have made it a fan favorite, symbolizing hope and renewal within the Pokémon universe. Its presence in the anime and movies often highlights themes of nature, balance, and the interconnectedness of life.

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