Skwovet 087/100 – Infinity Zone (s3) – Japanese Pokémon Card
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Japanese Pokémon card Skwovet 087/100 from the s3 Infinity Zone set (2020), illustrated by Akira Komayama. The well-fed squirrel has fallen asleep on its pile of berries.
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Skwovet card – Galar’s squirrel with the full cheeks
This Japanese Skwovet card 087/100 (ホシガリス / Skwovet) comes from s3 Infinity Zone (2020), released in the West in Darkness Ablaze. Akira Komayama sprawls it, blissful, on a mountain of multicoloured berries – found all over Galar, it only feels safe with its cheeks full of berries, the Pokédex tells us. The greedy illustration par excellence.
Skwovet card characteristics
- Basic Pokémon, Colorless type, 70 HP
- Attack: 40 damage; flip a coin, and if tails, this attack does nothing
- Rarity C, number 087/100, illustration by Akira Komayama, ©2020
Another little snooping rodent in the shop: Sentret.
Also worth a look in the shop: budget Japanese cards.
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 Darkness Ablaze card in the shop: Dunsparce 075/100 and its Ability.
The greedy squirrel returns in another pose: the Skwovet 057/067 from Time Gazer, signed Miki Tanaka, puffs out its cheeks in the shop.
A third pose of the squirrel has arrived: the Skwovet from Violet ex 061/078 and its Ability.
Other versions of its line have arrived: the Skwovet from Rebellion Crash and the Greedent from Rebellion Crash.
