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Call of Legends · 61/95
Magikarp
This page documents Magikarp 61/95 from Call of Legends. Use the printing fields and distinguishing details below to compare the physical card with this exact record.
Set
Call of Legends
Card Number
61/95
Release Year
2011
Pokémon Info
No.
#0129
Species
Fish Pokemon
HT
2' 11"
WT
22 lbs
Card identification
How to identify this printing
Compare these characteristics with the physical card to confirm the exact edition, finish, variant, or error printing.
Set
Call of Legends
Card number
61/95
Rarity
Common
Finish
Reverse Holo
Print edition
Unlimited
Variant type
Edition
Stamp
No stamp
Distribution
Standard Set Distribution
Distinguishing details
Reverse holo
Collector interpretation
What this Magikarp 61/95 record represents
This record identifies Magikarp 61/95 from Call of Legends. Its recorded collectible characteristics are rarity: Common, finish: Reverse Holo, edition: Unlimited, variant: Unlimited, product source: Call of Legends, and distribution: Standard Set Distribution.
CardInfo.Net currently tracks 1 other record with the same set, card name, and collector number. The tracked comparison includes tracked finishes: Reverse Holo, Non-Holo and variant or error labels: Unlimited, Reverse Holo, Edition.
This record is not marked with a documented error. Centering, wear, scratches, fading, grading results, and isolated factory anomalies do not by themselves change the printing identity shown here.
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Card information
Card Name
Magikarp
Set
Call of Legends
Card Number
61/95
Category
Pokémon
Subcategory
Basic
Type
Water
HP
30
Level
—
Rarity
Common
Illustrator
Mitsuhiro Arita
Printing & identification
Finish
Reverse Holo
Print Edition
Unlimited
Variant Type
Edition
Variant Subtype
Unlimited
Variant Attribute
Reverse Holo
Stamp
No stamp
Distribution
Standard Set Distribution
Product Source
Call of Legends
Gameplay
Attack
Splash
Cost
ColorlessWeakness
Resistance
Retreat Cost
Flavor Text
For no reason, it jumps and splashes about, making it easy for predators like Pidgeotto to catch it mid-jump.