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Farewell Bell, Fusion Strike 234/264, uncommon

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Farewell Bell

Fusion Strike 234/264 • uncommon

Set
Fusion Strike
Number
234/264
Rarity
Uncommon
Released
2021
Market price
$0.04
Artist
AYUMI ODASHIMA
$0.04est. via TCGplayer
20,475cards tracked
0copies listed for sale
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ItemPokémon Tool

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The Farewell Bell card was released in the Pokémon Trading Card Game expansion Fusion Strike, which debuted in late 2021. As an Item card, its design fits within the tactical landscape of the Sword & Shield Series, intended to provide players with a strategic way to search their deck for a card to place on top after their deck is shuffled. The mechanics reflect the shift toward specific resource management tools that defined the playstyles of this era, providing a niche utility for players needing to manipulate their draw sequence.

The illustration is the work of artist Toyste Beach, whose whimsical and gentle aesthetic captures the tranquil, slightly melancholic theme implied by the card's name. By portraying a handheld bell in a soft, ethereal style, the design leans into the thematic elements of parting and memory common in Pokémon lore. Upon release, the card was received as a standard uncommon utility piece, primarily valued by collectors for its serene artwork and by players looking for specific deck-thinning or setup optimization.

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