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Cerulean City Gym #80 from Hanada City Gym Deck - Uncommon - Illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi
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Cerulean City Gym

#80/24 in Hanada City Gym Deck, Uncommon, illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi.

Card number
#80/24
Rarity
Uncommon
Language
Japanese
Release date
April 26, 1998
Illustrator
Keiji Kinebuchi
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Collector Notes

Cerulean City Gym

Cerulean City Gym appears in the Japanese print of Hanada City Gym Deck, released on April 26, 1998. Cerulean City Gym is a uncommon rarity. The Hanada City Gym Deck set contains 24 cards.

Artist Info

This card's illustration was created by Keiji Kinebuchi.

Collector Insights

Cerulean City Gym is a Stadium card from the Hanada City Gym Deck, released in 1998. It is numbered 80 and classified as Uncommon rarity. The card was illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi, featuring a theme color of #968d6e. Its flavor text describes a rule where players pay less Colorless energy to retreat their Pokémon if the opponent’s Pokémon has Misty in its name. The card’s design and mechanics are tied to the gym theme, emphasizing strategic interactions during battles. As a Stadium card, it likely influences gameplay by modifying retreat costs for specific Pokémon. The set’s release date and thematic focus reflect its role in the early Pokémon TCG era. This card remains a notable entry in the Hanada City Gym Deck collection.

Each player pays Colorless less to retreat his or her Pokémon if it has Misty in its name.

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