Gabite 074/100 – Star Birth (s9) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Gabite 074/100 from the s9 Star Birth set (2021), illustrated by hatachu. The cave dragon leaps out of its cavern, jaws wide open.

€1.00

1 in stock

1 in stock

All our cards are shipped in a sleeve. A top loader (rigid holder) adds extra protection during transit.

Description de ce produit

Gabite card – the cave dragon of Star Birth

This Japanese Gabite card 074/100 (ガバイト / Gabite) comes from s9 Star Birth (2022), the opening set of the Arceus year, reprinted in the West as Brilliant Stars. hatachu poses it at the mouth of its cave, ready to pounce — it probes dark caverns with ultrasonic waves using the appendages on its head, explains the Pokédex. A Dragon with no weakness at all on this card!

Gabite card specifications

  • Stage 1 Pokémon (evolves from Gible), Dragon type, 90 HP, no weakness
  • Attack: 70 damage (Water + Fighting cost)
  • Rarity C, number 074/100, illustration by hatachu, ©2021

Its other artwork is also in the shop: the Gabite from Prismatic Evolutions — two moods for the same dragon before Garchomp.

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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).

The Sinnoh Champion watches over it: Cynthia’s Ambition 093/100 from the same Star Birth set is in the shop.

From the same Star Birth set, Golurk and Klang have arrived.

Its pre-evolution has arrived: Gible.