Oranguru holo 129/184 – VMAX Climax (s8b) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Oranguru holo 129/184 from the s8b VMAX Climax set (2021), illustrated by Shigenori Negishi. The sage of the canopy and his Primate Wisdom Ability.

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Description de ce produit

Oranguru holo card – the sage of the canopy

This holographic Japanese Oranguru card 129/184 (ヤレユータン / Oranguru) comes from s8b VMAX Climax (2021), the “high class” set at the end of the Sword & Shield era – it is a reprint of the card released in the West in the Sword & Shield base set (148/202). Shigenori Negishi places the leaf-fan-wielding sage in the half-light of the canopy – he heals injured Pokémon and offers food to the hungry, the Pokédex tells us. Its Ability, a staple of many decks, smooths out your draws turn after turn.

Oranguru card specifications

  • Basic Pokémon, Colourless type, 120 HP
  • Ability “Primate Wisdom”: once during your turn, you may switch a card from your hand with the top card of your deck
  • Attack: 70 damage
  • Holo rarity, number 129/184, illustration by Shigenori Negishi, ©2021

Western version obliges, it finds in the shop the Bisharp from the same Sword & Shield base set. And two other VMAX Climax holos arrive in this same batch: the legendary bird Zapdos holo and the Houndoom holo from the Single Strike style.

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Real photos of the card for sale

The photos on this listing show the exact card you will receive. The card is shipped in a sleeve, between two rigid cardboard sheets with bubble wrap, by La Poste tracked letter from France (top loader optional).

Another version of the sage is in the shop: the Sun & Moon Oranguru 101/131, signed by Kouki Saitou, with its Resource Management attack.