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Xerneas — Lost Thunder Pokémon card

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XerneasLost Thunder #144 Pokémon Card

Lost Thunder·#144·2018

Xerneas, the Life Pokémon, is a Legendary Fairy-type introduced in Generation VI, revered for its life-giving aura and majestic appearance in the Kalos region. This specific Xerneas card from the 2018 Lost Thunder set is a beautiful Prism Star variant, known for its unique artwork and powerful ability. Here, you will discover Xerneas' rich Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including attacks, energy costs, and weakness, along with its detailed edition history.

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Card Number
#144
Release Date
November 1, 2018
Language
EN
Set Code
SM8

Xerneas is a majestic Legendary Pokémon, the embodiment of life and one of the "Aura trio" alongside Yveltal and Zygarde, introduced in Generation VI with the Kalos region. It is known as the Life Pokémon and is a pure Fairy type. Its lore states that it shares everlasting life when the horns on its head shine in seven colors, and when its lifespan ends, it transforms into a tree for a thousand years, sleeping underground. This cycle of life and slumber makes it a fascinating creature in the Pokémon universe. Xerneas does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon. It primarily inhabits ancient forests, where its presence is said to bring prosperity and growth to all living things. In the games, Xerneas is the mascot for Pokémon X and plays a central role in the main storyline, where its power is sought after by Team Flare. In the anime, it has appeared in various films and episodes, often depicted as a benevolent force protecting nature. Its Fairy typing gives it a unique role in type matchups, being strong against Fighting, Dragon, and Dark types, while being weak to Poison and Steel. Culturally, Xerneas represents the beauty and cyclical nature of life, making it a beloved figure among fans.

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