Malamar R holo 030/055 – Night Unison (sm9a) – Japanese Pokémon Card
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Japanese Pokémon card Malamar R holo 030/055 (カラマネロ / Malamar) from the sm9a Night Unison set (2019), illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura. The hypnotic squid that copies its opponent’s attacks.
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Malamar holo card – the master of hypnosis
This Japanese Malamar card 030/055 (カラマネロ / Malamar) comes from sm9a Night Unison (2019), a reinforced set from the Sun & Moon era; it was released in the West in Unbroken Bonds (119/214). A rare holo card, it is signed by Yusuke Ohmura, who draws the upside-down squid on a beach, surrounded by hypnotic rings under a blazing sun. It wields a formidable hypnosis, and many people use it to commit misdeeds, says the card’s Pokédex text.
Card characteristics
- Stage 1 Pokémon (evolves from Inkay), Darkness type, 100 HP, Fighting weakness ×2, Psychic resistance -20, retreat cost 1
- Attack (1 Darkness Energy): look at your opponent’s hand; you may discard a Pokémon from it and use one of its attacks (except GX attacks) as this attack
- Attack (1 Darkness Energy + 2 Colourless): 80 damage; discard the top card of your opponent’s deck
- Rarity R (holo), number 030/055, illustration Yusuke Ohmura, ©2019
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Real photos of the card for sale
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Another version has arrived: the Rapid Strike Malamar.
