Character info
The character
Liepard is the Dark-type cat Pokemon that evolves from Purrloin, known in the games and anime for its sly, graceful movements and preference for mischief and nighttime activity. It is recognized as the final form of its line and is often depicted as cunning and elusive, striking foes while avoiding direct confrontation.
This card
This is Liepard from the Plasma Gale set (BW7), numbered 045/070 with common rarity, printed in Japanese in 2012 as part of the Team Plasma themed cards. The artwork, credited to 5ban Graphics, shows Liepard crouched on a dockside scene with ship rigging and crates bearing the Team Plasma emblem in the background. The card carries the Plasma Gale insignia and Team Plasma visual treatment typical of this subset.
How it plays
Liepard is a Stage 1 Pokemon with 80 HP. Its first attack, Silent Claw, costs one colorless energy and lets the player look at the opponent's hand, choose a Supporter card, discard it, and use that card's effect as this attack's effect. Its second attack, Nasty Plot (Trick), costs one Darkness and one Colorless energy, deals 30 damage, and has a coin flip chance to paralyze the opponent's Active Pokemon. It has a weakness to Fighting type (x2), a resistance to Psychic type (-20), and a retreat cost of one energy.
Written with AI from the card and its catalogue entry, and checked by WinnTCG.
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Authenticity
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The working behind this grade
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