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Devi-Tiger β 104 - Cubone Card
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Description
Jungle SetBasic Pokemon 40HP
Lonely Pokemon. Length: 1'4", Weight: 14Ibs.
1 Normal Energy - Snivel
If the Defending Pokemon attacks Cubone during your opponent's next turn, any damage done by the attack is reduced by 20
(after applying Weakness and Resistance). (Benching either Pokemon ends this effect.)
2 Fighting Energy - Rage 10+
Does 10 damage plus 10 more damage for each damage counter on Cubone.
Weakness: Grass
Resistance: Electric -30
Retreat Cost: 1 Normal Energy
Because it never removes its skull helmet, no one has ever seen this Pokemon's real face.
Lv. 13 #104
50/64 Circle
Pokemon belongs to Nintendo
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Comments: 38
They are awesome, aren't they
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I remember that card! It looks great stitched
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Thanks, its proving to be one of my favourites hehe
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Hehe, I take it you're a Cubone fan?
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Your work is amazing cubone and Bulbasaur are my favorits
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Aww, thank you 
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So pretty! Β I love the simple color pallet and the scene! Β Nice work! Β 
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Was this done by hand? Incredible!
What's the Cubone's name?
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Yes, it's all done by hand 
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That is absolutely amazing! I have seen anything like this, you have incredible talent!
Saaaaaaay...what if you were to make a Snivy next?
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Sure, I've just added it to my Pokemon Shortlist on my main page. It's been a little neglected, but I will be attending to it in the New Year 
Thanks for the request
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OH MAH GOSH YES THANK YOU!
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I'd be willing to guess its name is Cubone.
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Could be, but what if a Trainer gave it a nickname? I always give my Pokemon nicknames because they mean so much to me and because its fun.
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great cubone cross stitch activity. Β Β Β Β
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Thank you
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You are very Welcome
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