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Kadabra
ユンゲラー Yungerer
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| English expansion
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Skyridge
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69/144
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| Japanese expansion
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Split Earth
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041/088
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| For more information on this Pokémon's species, see Kadabra.
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Kadabra (Japanese: ユンゲラー Yungerer) is a Psychic-type Stage 1 Pokémon card. It is part of the Skyridge expansion.
Card text
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| The Defending Pokémon is now Asleep.
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| Don't apply Weakness and Resistance.
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e-Reader data
This card's ID is E-21-#. The short strip contains Pokédex information, a brief card summary, and information on the content of the long strip.
Pokédex data
| Kadabra - Psi Pokémon
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Height
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Weight
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| 064
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4'03" (1.3 m)
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125.0 lbs. (56.5 kg)
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| Pokédex entry
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| When it closes its eyes, twice as many alpha particles come out of the surface of its body.
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| つよい せいしんりょくの もちぬし。 ピンチに なれば なるほど のうりょくが かたまっていく。
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Hidden Poké-Power
The long strip contains data for an additional Poké-Power this card can use:
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| You can use this power once during your turn (before your attack), if Kadabra is your Active Pokémon. This Poké-Power lets each player draw a number of cards from his or her deck. This power can't be used when Kadabra is affected by a Special Condition.
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Selecting "Yes" reveals the number of cards.
Trivia
This is currently the most recent TCG card to feature Kadabra. Mysterious Treasures contained an Abra and an Alakazam, but no Kadabra; instead, that Abra has an attack that allows it to evolve directly into Alakazam. This is to avoid further lawsuits with Uri Geller, who attempted to sue Nintendo in 2000 for using a very similar name to his for the Japanese name of Kadabra. Only 5 different Kadabra prints exist in the English TCG (Base Set, Team Rocket, Gym Challenge, Expedition and Skyridge)
Origin
Nightmare is a move in the Pokémon games that Kadabra can learn via TM50 in Generation II. This card's English e-Reader Pokédex entry comes from Pokémon Crystal, whereas the Japanese entry comes from Pokémon Gold.
