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Gyarados

Gyarados

Base Set· No. 6Rare
Water Stage1Pokemon
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€25.40 (≈$28.87) Now
≈$28.87 Peak market price
≈$17.90 Lowest market price
HP100
Retreat

Attacks

Dragon Rage 50
Bubblebeam 40

Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed.

About this card

Rarely seen in the wild. Huge and vicious, it is capable of destroying entire cities in a rage.

Evolves fromMagikarp
Pokédex No.#130
WeaknessGrass ×2
ResistanceFighting -30
IllustratorMitsuhiro Arita
Card typePokemon
VariantsfirstEdition holo

Gyarados

For collectors who appreciate the artistry and legacy of Pokémon cards, the Base Set Gyarados holds a special place, a vibrant echo from the very dawn of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. This isn't just any card; it's a foundational piece, hailing from the original English release that captivated a generation and launched a worldwide phenomenon.

Gyarados, fierce and imposing, is brought to life by the legendary Mitsuhiro Arita. His distinctive style is instantly recognizable, capturing the Pokémon's raw power and majestic, serpentine form. The artwork depicts Gyarados mid-leap, or perhaps mid-strike, its scales shimmering with an almost metallic sheen against a backdrop that hints at turbulent waters or an impending storm. Arita’s ability to convey both movement and formidable presence with such clarity is a testament to his skill, making this Gyarados a memorable depiction among the numerous Pokémon he has illustrated.

As a rare card from the Base Set, its appearance in any collection marks a significant touchstone. Positioned at 6/102 in the set, it was one of the early revelations for players and collectors alike, hinting at the powerful creatures that awaited discovery within those first packs. This Gyarados stands as a testament to the initial vision of the Pokémon TCG, a beautiful and powerful card that continues to resonate with those who cherish the rich history and captivating artwork of this beloved game. It’s a piece of history, beautifully rendered, reflecting the excitement and wonder of those early days.