Character info
The character
Charjabug is a Bug and Electric type Pokemon that evolves from Grubbin and later evolves into Vikavolt. Known as the Battery Pokemon, it generates and stores electricity by digesting fallen leaves, discharging it from the tips of its jaws. It is notable in the games for being able to recharge devices and even power vehicles.
This card
This is card 025 out of 84 from the Pitch Black set, printed in 2026 as a common with a standard circular rarity marker. The artwork, illustrated by Kazuhisa Uragami, depicts Charjabug's blocky green and yellow form lit from behind against a dark cave-like backdrop. The card uses the Stage 1 evolution layout, showing it evolving from Grubbin.
How it plays
Charjabug has 100 HP and is a Lightning type Stage 1 Pokemon. Its first attack, Vise Grip, costs one Lightning energy and deals 30 damage. Its second attack, Ram, costs two Lightning energy and deals 50 damage. It is weak to Fighting type attacks, taking double damage, has no listed resistance, and requires two energy to retreat.
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Card details confirmed
A card with this name and number exists in the public card catalogue, in Pitch Black, a set of 84 cards, rarity Common. The details on this certificate match it.
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About this card
#737 in the National Pokédex · a Generation VII Pokémon · 82 different cards of it exist · it evolves from Grubbin.
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Authenticity
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The working behind this grade
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