Simipour 011/051 – Darkness that Consumes Light (sm3N) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Card in a sleeve between two rigid boards, sent by tracked letter with a tracking number.

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Japanese Pokémon card Simipour 011/051 from the sm3N Darkness that Consumes Light set (2017), illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma. The water monkey grooves in front of a graffiti-covered wall. Two copies available.

€1.00

2 in stock

2 in stock

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

Description de ce produit

Simipour card – the water monkey and his Energy-shifting attack

This Japanese Simipour card 011/051 (ヒヤッキー / Simipour) comes from sm3N Darkness that Consumes Light (2017), one of the two twin expansions released in the West as Burning Shadows. Sanosuke Sakuma strikes it mid-pose in a graffiti-tagged alley, between tyres and splashed pillars. The high-pressure water it blasts from its tail can destroy a concrete wall, the Pokédex warns. Its second attack hits while shifting a Water Energy over to the Bench.

Simipour card specifications

  • Stage 1 Pokémon (evolves from Panpour), Water type, 90 HP
  • First attack: 30 damage
  • Second attack: 50 damage; move a Water Energy from this Pokémon to 1 of your Benched Pokémon
  • Rarity C, number 011/051, illustration by Sanosuke Sakuma, ©2017

This is the water monkey’s third illustration in the shop, after the Simipour from Darkness Ablaze and the Simipour from Future Flash (with its team-up Ability), alongside its fiery companion Simisear.

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Real photos – two copies available

The photos on this listing show the exact cards you will receive (two copies available, each photographed). 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).

Its pre-evolution from the same set has arrived: Panpour 010/051, painted by Suwama Chiaki.