Dusclops, Crystal Guardians 17/100, rare

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Dusclops

Crystal Guardians 17/100 • rare

Set: Crystal Guardians
Number: 17/100
Rarity: Rare
Released: 2006
Energy type: psychic energy
Market price: $1.21
Artist: Kagemaru Himeno

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Market

What it's worth

$1.21market price via TCGplayer · Sep 20, 2026$1.09 – $1.23 over the tracked period

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Lore

Why it matters

As a psychic-type card from the Crystal Guardians set, this rare collectible represents a distinct entry in the game's expansive history. Its classification makes it a sought-after piece for those focused on the strategic diversity of the psychic type within their collections.

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Card face

What it does

70 HPStage 1

Poké-BodyCursed Glare

As long as Dusclops is your Active Pokémon, your opponent can't attach any Special Energy cards (except for Darkness and Metal Energy cards) from his or her hand to his or her Active Pokémon.

Cost: psychic energy colorless energyWill-o'-the-wisp30

Cost: psychic energy psychic energy colorless energyPsychic Shield50

Prevent all effects of attacks, including damage, done to Dusclops by your opponent's Pokémon-ex during your opponent's next turn.

Weaknessdarkness energy×2Resistancefighting energy-30Retreatcolorless energy

Formats

Where you can play it

StandardNot legal
ExpandedNot legal
UnlimitedLegal

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Provenance

Where it came from

Released in July 2006 as part of the EX Crystal Guardians expansion, this Dusclops card was published during the EX Series era of the Pokémon Trading Card Game. The set focused on the theme of Pokémon inhabiting Holon, a region introduced in the card game lore to explain the presence of delta species Pokémon. This expansion is particularly notable for featuring the delta species mechanic, where Pokémon possess types different from their typical biological classification.

The card features artwork by illustrator Mitsuhiro Arita, a veteran artist who has contributed to the series since its inception. Arita’s illustration captures the eerie, ghost-like nature of the creature, utilizing a muted palette and a focus on the character’s spectral anatomy. The card was well-received by players of the era for its integration into the broader strategic landscape of the competitive meta, which emphasized type-shifting and technical utility.

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About

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