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Crabominable #209 from Start Deck 100 Battle Collection - Illustrated by KEIICHIRO ITO
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Crabominable

#209/774 in Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, 160 HP, Water, illustrated by KEIICHIRO ITO.

Card number
#209/774
HP
160 HP
Type
Water
Language
Japanese
Release date
December 19, 2025
Illustrator
KEIICHIRO ITO
Original name
ケケンカニ
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Collector Notes

Crabominable

Crabominable appears in the Japanese print of Start Deck 100 Battle Collection, released on December 19, 2025. Crabominable is a 160 HP. The Start Deck 100 Battle Collection set contains 774 cards.

Artist Info

This card's illustration was created by KEIICHIRO ITO.

Collector Insights

Crabominable is a Pokémon card with 160 HP and a theme color of #65a0ca. It features an attack named Haymaker, which costs Water and four Colorless Energy to deal 250 damage. The attack’s effect prevents the Pokémon from using Haymaker again during the next turn. The card was released in the Start Deck 100 Battle Collection set on December 19, 2025. Artist KEIICHIRO ITO designed the card’s artwork. The card’s energy cost reflects its strategic use in battle, requiring careful resource management. Its single attack emphasizes a powerful, one-time strike mechanic. This Pokémon’s design aligns with its thematic identity as a formidable aquatic creature.

Though its punches are powerful, this Pokémon's movements are sluggish. It blows icy bubbles from its mouth to immobilize its opponents.

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