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Hoothoot
Neo Genesis 60/111 • common
- Set
- Neo Genesis
- Number
- 60/111
- Rarity
- Common
- Released
- 2000
- Energy type
- colorless energy
- Market price
- $2.40
- Artist
- Sumiyoshi Kizuki
What it does
The Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
It always stands on one foot. It changes feet so fast that the movement can rarely be seen.
Where you can play it
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Where it came from
The Hoothoot card was released as part of the Neo Genesis expansion, which debuted in Japan in late 1999 and arrived in English markets in 2000. This set served as the inaugural entry for the second generation of the Pokémon franchise, introducing players to the Johto region and the concept of held items and Pokémon breeding. As a common card, it was designed to be accessible to players building decks during this transition period between the original Base Set mechanics and the new Gold and Silver gameplay standards.
The artwork for this card was provided by Kagemaru Himeno, a prominent illustrator in the early Pokémon Trading Card Game era known for a soft, whimsical style. Himeno chose to depict Hoothoot in a calm, nocturnal setting, emphasizing its owl-like nature and the dual-type, time-sensitive characteristics that define the species in the video games. The design was well-received for its charming aesthetic and served as an introduction to the 'Colorless' type variety present in the burgeoning Neo card series.
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