Salazzle ex, Perfect Order 101/88, ultra-rare

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Salazzle ex

Perfect Order 101/88 • ultra-rare

Set: Perfect Order
Number: 101/88
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Released: 2026
Energy type: Fire
Finish: Full art

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Part of the *Perfect Order* expansion, this ultra-rare Salazzle ex showcases the distinct "ex" mechanic that emphasizes high HP and powerful offensive capabilities. Collectors prize this card for its vibrant design and its status as a featured evolution in the modern Pokémon Trading Card Game landscape.

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What it does

260 HPStage 1ex

Cost: fire energyNasty Plot

Search your deck for up to 2 cards and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.

Cost: fire energy fire energyDire Nails100

Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Burned and Poisoned. Switch this Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.

Weaknesswater energy×2Retreatcolorless energy

Pokémon ex rule: When your Pokémon ex is Knocked Out, your opponent takes 2 Prize cards.

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Salazzle ex was released as part of the Pokémon Trading Card Game's Perfect Order expansion. The card represents the Poison- and Fire-type Pokémon Salazzle, which was first introduced in the seventh generation of the video games. As an 'ex' card, it features a gameplay mechanic that emphasizes high HP and powerful attacks, reflecting the species' reputation as a cunning and aggressive predator within the game's competitive ecosystem.

The design of this ultra-rare card is characterized by a vibrant, full-art holographic treatment that highlights the creature's sleek, lizard-like aesthetic. The illustration focuses on Salazzle's signature toxic abilities, using intense color palettes to evoke its fire typing. Like many cards in the Modern Scarlet and Violet era, it was crafted to satisfy both tactical players looking for consistent fire-type utility and collectors drawn to the elevated visual standard of secret rare and ultra-rare card variants.

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Salazzle exPerfect Order · #16/88 · holo-rare · 2026—

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