Ursaring, Darkness Ablaze 139/189, uncommon

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Ursaring

Darkness Ablaze 139/189 • uncommon

Set: Darkness Ablaze
Number: 139/189
Rarity: Uncommon
Released: 2020
Energy type: colorless energy
Market price: $0.13
Artist: Uta

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Market

What it's worth

$0.13market price via TCGplayer · Sep 10, 2026$0.03 – $0.13 over the tracked period

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Lore

Why it matters

Ursaring, introduced in the second generation of the Pokémon franchise, is celebrated for its powerful presence and role as a classic heavy hitter in the trading card game. This particular colorless-type card from the Darkness Ablaze set remains a recognizable example of the creature's evolution from the earlier Teddiursa, making it a reliable staple for players and collectors who appreciate the series' foundational designs.

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Card face

What it does

140 HPStage 1

Cost: colorless energy colorless energy colorless energyHammer Arm70

Discard the top card of your opponent's deck.

Cost: colorless energy colorless energy colorless energy colorless energyClaw Slash120

Weaknessfighting energy×2Retreatcolorless energy colorless energy colorless energy

Although it has a large body, it is quite skilled at climbing trees. It eats and sleeps in the treetops.

Formats

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Provenance

Where it came from

The Ursaring card numbered 139/189 was released in the 2020 expansion set Darkness Ablaze, which served as the third main expansion of the Sword & Shield Series in the Pokémon Trading Card Game. This set was designed to integrate cards from the Japanese sets Infinity Zone and Explosive Walker, alongside various promotional cards, bringing the powerful Eternatus VMAX to the forefront of the competitive meta and drawing on the aesthetic of the Galar region.

The card features artwork by artist sowsow, who has contributed numerous illustrations to the franchise. This particular depiction captures Ursaring in a grounded, earthy style consistent with the artist's focus on creature anatomy and habitat. As an uncommon colorless-type card, it serves as a utility piece within the set, designed primarily for deck building and collection completion rather than the high-rarity chase often associated with ultra-rare variants.

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About

About Ursaring

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