All Collectibles

This official Pokémon Trading Card Game card features Pupitar, the resilient Hard Shell Pokémon, as a Stage 1 Fighting-type Pokémon. The artwork by Shigenori Negishi captures Pupitar’s rugged, bedrock-hard shell and immense latent strength, capable of toppling mountains with its thrashing as described in its Pokédex entry.

As the crucial middle evolution, Pupitar offers a significant power boost from Larvitar. Its first attack, Sand Spray (cost: one Fighting Energy), deals 20 damage. Its second attack, Hammer In (cost: three Fighting Energy), delivers a solid 60 damage, allowing it to challenge many opposing Pokémon.

Classified as an Uncommon card (denoted by the diamond symbol), it has a sturdy 90 HP. It carries a Grass-type Weakness (x2), no Resistance, and a three-Colorless Energy Retreat Cost, reflecting its heavy, armored body. This card is the essential bridge in the Larvitar > Pupitar > Tyranitar line, providing the necessary offensive presence to survive and earn the energy needed to reach its final, devastating evolution.

This official Pokémon Trading Card Game card features Rockruff, the endearing Puppy Pokémon, as a Fighting-type Basic Pokémon. The affectionate artwork by Yoshimi Miyoshi depicts a young, friendly Rockruff, perfectly capturing its loyal and playful nature before it matures into a more vicious disposition, as noted in its Pokédex entry.

Rockruff provides both utility and attack options. Its first move, Dig It Up, allows you to look at the top card of your deck and optionally discard it (cost: one Fighting Energy). This can help you filter through your deck to find key cards or set up your discard pile for certain strategies. Its second attack, Stampede (cost: one Fighting Energy and one Colorless Energy), is a reliable move that deals 20 damage.

Classified as a Common card (denoted by the circle symbol), it has 70 HP. It carries a Grass-type Weakness (x2), no Resistance, and a one-Colorless Energy Retreat Cost. This card is an excellent starting point for trainers building the Rockruff > Lycanroc evolution line, offering a blend of tactical setup and consistent early-game offense.