Skwovet is a Pokémon trading card. Below you will find its full details and artwork.
Skwovet
- CategoryPokémon
- HP60
- RarityShiny Rare
- Card number#205
- IllustratorSanosuke Sakuma
- WeaknessFighting ×2
- Retreat cost1
Abilities
Once during your turn, you may shuffle your hand and put it on the bottom of your deck. If you put any cards on the bottom of your deck in this way, draw a card.
Attacks
“No matter how much it stuffs its belly with food, it is always anxious about getting hungry again. So, it stashes berries in its cheeks and tail.”
Frequently asked questions
Who illustrated Skwovet?
Skwovet was illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma.
How much HP does Skwovet have?
Skwovet has 60 HP.
What type is Skwovet?
Skwovet is a Colorless type Pokémon card.
Is Skwovet tournament legal?
Skwovet is legal in the following formats: Unlimited, Standard, Expanded.
How many attacks does Skwovet have?
Skwovet has 1 attack.
Key terms on this card
- Colorless
- The Colorless type, used by Normal and Flying Pokémon; its attacks can be paid with any Energy.
- Rarity: Shiny Rare
- How scarce the card is within its set.
- HP
- Hit Points — the damage a Pokémon can take before it is Knocked Out.
- Weakness
- Increases the damage this Pokémon takes from a specific type (usually doubled).
- Retreat cost
- The amount of Energy needed to switch this Pokémon to the Bench.
- Regulation mark
- A letter showing which competitive formats the card is legal in.
- Stage
- Whether the Pokémon is Basic or an Evolution (Stage 1 or Stage 2).
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