Gligar · Neo Genesis (N1) #59

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Gligar · 60 HP · {F}

Pokémon (Gligar) › Basic : Evolves into Gliscor

{F} → Poison Sting : 10
Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned.

{C}{C} → Slash : 20

weak: {G}×2 | resist: {F}-30 | retreat: 0

illus. Hironobu Yoshida · LV.31

Neo › Neo Genesis (N1) › #59/111 : Common · ↘ Dec 16, 2000

Formats: Other: 1999–2001 · Modified: 2002, 2003

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It flies straight at its target’s face, then clamps down on the startled victim to inject poison.

Rating

Overall: 7.69% (1 win, 12 losses)

Within Set & Formats:

Neo Genesis: 0% (0 wins, 1 loss)
BS-on (1999–2001): 0% (0 wins, 5 losses)
Neo-on (Modified 2003): 0% (0 wins, 1 loss)
RO-on (Modified 2002): 0% (0 wins, 1 loss)

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2 comments

achildrenscardgame

(8 years ago)

Unlike things like Scyther that used to get powerful cards but got powered down after it got an evolution, Gligar always sucked pre- and post-Gliscor.

This looks cool though.

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- Otakuachildrenscardgame
  
  (8 years ago)
  
  As we are discussing a card from over 15 years ago, I may be mistaken BUT Gligar saw some usage in competitive play. Notice it has a free Retreat Cost and Fighting Resistance, things that helped the original Jungle Scyther. It wasn’t anywhere near as useful, just saying it wasn’t useless.
  
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