Tentacool 56/62
Set: Fossil
Released: Oct 10, 1999
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About Tentacool
Drifts in shallow seas. Anglers who hook them by accident are often punished by its stinging acid.
Card Details
- Card TypePokémon
- Featured Pokémon
- National Pokédex #72
- Card Number 56/62
- Card RarityCommon
- IllustratorKagemaru Himeno
- Release Date10/10/1999
- SeriesBase
- Expansion Fossil
- Evolves To
- Standard FormatNot Legal
- Expanded FormatNot Legal
- Unlimited FormatLegal
- EraVintage
- Production StatusOut of Print
- RegionKanto
- Generation Generation 1
Card Attributes
- Energy Type
Water - Health Points30 HP
- Weakness
Lightning ×2
Abilities
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Pokémon Power:
Cowardice
At any time during your turn (before your attack), you may return Tentacool to your hand. (Discard all cards attached to Tentacool.) This power can't be used the turn you put Tentacool into play or if Tentacool is Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed.
Attacks
- Acid10

Artwork Description
The artwork on this card depicts Tentacool floating serenely in shallow waters, its large red eyes glowing as its long, fluid tentacles drift with the currents, illuminated by a soft, mysterious light.
Playability Overview
Tentacool's ability to return to hand helps stall opponents and avoid damage, but its low HP and weak attack limit its long-term offensive contribution.
Binder Inspiration
Main Binder Theme: Jellyfish JunctionThis Tentacool art captures a whimsical underwater scene, with its vibrant blue background and playful tentacles flowing gracefully. It deserves a spot on a “Marine Wonders” page, where it can pair nicely with other water-type Pokémon like Horsea or Magikarp. Keep it near cards that evoke a sense of calm and aquatic beauty.Additional Binder Suggestions: Ocean / Playful / Bright Blue / Underwater Life / Soft Waves


















