Magmortar, Call of Legends 16/95, holo-rare

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Magmortar

Call of Legends 16/95 • holo-rare

Set: Call of Legends
Number: 16/95
Rarity: Rare Holo
Released: 2011
Energy type: fire energy
Finish: Cosmos
Market price: $10.31
Artist: Hajime Kusajima

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Market

What it's worth

$10.31market price via TCGplayer · Sep 20, 2026$5.76 – $10.31 over the tracked period

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Lore

Why it matters

This fire-type card from the Call of Legends set stands out as a rare holo, a designation that signals its visual distinctiveness within the collection. Its inclusion in this specific series marks it as a piece that collectors value for its thematic cohesion and iconic card design.

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Card face

What it does

110 HPStage 1

Cost: fire energy colorless energy colorless energyHard Crush50×

Discard the top 3 cards from your deck. This attack does 50 damage times the number of Energy cards you discarded.

Cost: fire energy fire energy colorless energy colorless energyMantle Bazooka100

Discard 2 Fire Energy attached to Magmortar.

Weaknesswater energy×2Retreatcolorless energy colorless energy

It blasts fireballs of over 3,600 degrees Fahrenheit out of its arms. Its breath also sears and sizzles.

Formats

Where you can play it

StandardNot legal
ExpandedNot legal
UnlimitedLegal

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Provenance

Where it came from

The Magmortar card featured in the Call of Legends expansion was released in 2011 as part of the final set of the HeartGold & SoulSilver series. This set was unique in the Pokémon Trading Card Game landscape because it focused heavily on Legendary Pokémon, incorporating numerous reprint mechanics and a distinct aesthetic that bridged the gap between older game generations and the upcoming Black & White era.

The illustration for this card was executed by Kouki Saitou, a long-time contributor to the Pokémon TCG known for his dynamic, action-oriented compositions. Saitou's design captures Magmortar in a mid-battle stance, emphasizing the fiery intensity and mechanical structure of the creature. Upon release, the card was well-regarded by collectors for its holographic foil treatment, which highlights the explosive energy characteristic of the Fire type during this period of the game's competitive evolution.

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About

About Magmortar

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