Zweilous, Dragons Exalted 95/124, uncommon

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Zweilous

Dragons Exalted 95/124 • uncommon

Set: Dragons Exalted
Number: 95/124
Rarity: Uncommon
Released: 2012
Energy type: Dragon
Market price: $0.45

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As a member of the Dragons Exalted set, this Zweilous card represents the period when the Dragon type was first introduced to the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Collectors prize this card for its role in establishing the visual identity of Dragon-type Pokémon during the Black & White series.

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What it does

80 HPStage 1

Cost: colorless energy colorless energyCrunch30

Flip a coin. If heads, discard an Energy attached to the Defending Pokémon.

Cost: psychic energy darkness energy darkness energyDragon Claw80

Weaknessdragon energy×2Retreatcolorless energy colorless energy

After it has eaten up all the food in its territory, it moves to another area. Its two heads do not get along.

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Zweilous (95/124) was released as part of the Dragons Exalted expansion in the Pokémon Trading Card Game, which debuted in English markets in August 2012. This set was notable for introducing the Dragon type as a distinct category in the TCG, shifting the elemental dynamics of play. The expansion was based primarily on the Japanese set Dragon Blast and Dragon Blade, designed to showcase the power of legendary and draconic Pokémon during the Black & White series era.

The artwork for this card was illustrated by Kouki Saitou, a long-standing contributor to the franchise known for his dynamic, action-oriented character poses. Saitou focused on the dual-headed nature of the Deino evolution line, emphasizing its aggressive temperament. As an uncommon card, it served as a functional middle-stage evolution for players building competitive decks around Hydreigon, often praised at the time for its consistency in standard play formats.

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