Huntail 024/098 – The Glory of Team Rocket (sv10) – Japanese Pokémon Card
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Japanese Pokémon card Huntail 024/098 (ハンテール / Huntail) from the sv10 The Glory of Team Rocket set (2025), illustrated by Scav. The deep-sea fish that saves your Water Energy.
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Huntail card – the hunter of the deep
This Japanese Huntail card 024/098 (ハンテール / Huntail) comes from sv10 The Glory of Team Rocket (2025), released in the West in Destined Rivals (055/182). Scav paints it with its mouth wide open among the corals, in a swirl of deep water. It lives in the deep sea; according to a legend, when a Huntail washes up on the beach, misfortune strikes, says the card’s Pokédex text.
Card characteristics
- Stage 1 Pokémon (evolves from Clamperl), Water type, 110 HP, Lightning weakness ×2, retreat cost 1
- Ability: whenever any of your Water Pokémon is Knocked Out by damage from an opponent’s attack, you may return all Basic Water Energy attached to it to your hand instead of discarding them
- Attack (1 Water Energy + 2 Colourless): 80 damage
- Rarity U, number 024/098, illustration Scav, ©2025
Its pre-evolution from the same set is in the shop: Clamperl from The Glory of Team Rocket. Other versions: Gorebyss from Sky-Splitting Charisma and Clamperl from Sky-Splitting Charisma. The Basic Water Energy is sold individually.
Also in the shop: budget-friendly Japanese cards.
Real photos of the card for sale
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