What is Zoroark's Pokédex number?

Zoroark is Pokédex number 571, known as the Illusion Fox Pokémon.

What are the best ways to use Fury Swipes in a game?

Fury Swipes is best used when you are feeling lucky, as flipping three coins offers a chance for high damage if multiple heads are achieved, but it can also be unreliable.

Is this Zoroark card rare?

This Zoroark card is from a Trainer Kit, which means it wasn't pulled from booster packs, so its "rarity" is tied to the availability of the kit itself rather than typical booster pack rarity tiers.

Who illustrated this Zoroark card?

This Zoroark card was illustrated by Shin Nagasawa.

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Zoroark — Black White Trainer Kit Zoroark Pokémon card

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ZoroarkBlack White Trainer Kit Zoroark #17 Pokémon Card

Black White Trainer Kit Zoroark·#17

Zoroark, the cunning Illusion Fox Pokémon, is a Dark-type introduced in Generation V, celebrated for its complex evolutionary line from Zorua and its significant cultural presence in games and anime. This specific card, from the Black White Trainer Kit Zoroark, is a standard non-holo printing from the Black & White era, notable for its role in teaching new players the game. Here, visitors will discover Zoroark's intriguing Pokédex lore, detailed information on its attacks, energy costs, weakness, and resistance, alongside its edition history.

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Card Number: #17
Release Date: April 24, 2011
Language: EN
Set Code: TK5A

Zoroark is a Dark-type Illusion Fox Pokémon introduced in Generation V. It is the evolved form of Zorua. Native to the Unova region, Zoroark is renowned for its ability to create incredibly realistic illusions, which it uses to protect its pack, particularly its young, from danger. These illusions are so convincing that they can fool multiple people simultaneously, making Zoroark difficult to track or capture. In the Pokémon games, Zoroark often appears as a trickster, using its illusions to lead trainers astray or to create diversions. In the anime, it has been featured in the movie "Zoroark: Master of Illusions," where it displayed its protective nature and powerful illusionary abilities. Its sleek, fox-like design, combined with its cunning and powerful illusions, has made it a popular Pokémon among fans. Zoroark's Dark typing gives it an advantage against Psychic and Ghost-type Pokémon, while making it vulnerable to Fighting, Bug, and Fairy-type attacks. Its unique ability to disguise itself as other Pokémon or even humans adds a layer of intrigue to its character, making it a compelling figure in the Pokémon world.