Description
Pokémon TCG Phione 55/167 Reverse Holo Parallel Foil Scarlet & Violet Base Set NM Single
Product Description
Add a vital protective bench piece to your competitive deck or modern collection with the Phione 55/167 Reverse Holo Common single from the Scarlet & Violet: Twilight Masquerade expansion. This basic Water-type sea wanderer card features a stunning reflective foil finish spreading across the entire card face outside of the primary artwork frame, perfectly accentuating its clean silver-bordered layout design. Ideal for competitive players looking for a reliable setup defender or collectors searching for distinct foil variants to fulfill their expansion master set checklist, this card provides essential defensive deck capabilities.
Every single trading card listed on our online storefront is maintained in clean, pack-fresh condition and is not graded, offering binder collectors an ideal opportunity to secure crisp surfaces, clean borders, and sharp corners straight from factory wax box breaks into immediate archival storage.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the specific attack mechanics, gameplay stats, and HP for Phione 55/167?
This Basic Water-type card enters play with 70 HP and features a 1-energy retreat cost. It carries a single-energy Beckon attack that lets you search your deck for a Supporter card, reveal it, and put it into your hand to streamline your tournament setups. It also features a two-energy Hydro Splash attack dealing 30 flat damage.
This Basic Water-type card enters play with 70 HP and features a 1-energy retreat cost. It carries a single-energy Beckon attack that lets you search your deck for a Supporter card, reveal it, and put it into your hand to streamline your tournament setups. It also features a two-energy Hydro Splash attack dealing 30 flat damage.
Does this card carry any specific weaknesses or mechanical retreat costs?
Phione features a weak structural profile to Lightning-type attacks, taking double damage (x2) when hit by electric configurations. It possesses a standard retreat cost of one energy, requiring you to attach a single energy card to cycle it off the active spot to your bench unless altered by board tools.
Phione features a weak structural profile to Lightning-type attacks, taking double damage (x2) when hit by electric configurations. It possesses a standard retreat cost of one energy, requiring you to attach a single energy card to cycle it off the active spot to your bench unless altered by board tools.
Is this specific Twilight Masquerade single card raw or graded?
This Phione 55/167 single card is sold in its raw, not graded collector condition. We prioritize the physical preservation of all gaming singles by handling items with strict collector care, transferring pulls directly from booster packs into premium protective sleeves to safeguard corner sharpness, edge alignment, and surface gloss.
This Phione 55/167 single card is sold in its raw, not graded collector condition. We prioritize the physical preservation of all gaming singles by handling items with strict collector care, transferring pulls directly from booster packs into premium protective sleeves to safeguard corner sharpness, edge alignment, and surface gloss.
How do I safely search your online storefront for other Twilight Masquerade hits or matching evolution pieces?
You can locate matching set singles by entering the character name or specific set registry number directly into our website search console. Our system tracks detailed inventory checklists across the Scarlet & Violet block, allowing you to instantly find essential companion cards alongside premium Twilight Masquerade chase pieces, Illustration Rares, and specialized ACE SPEC Trainer single cards.
You can locate matching set singles by entering the character name or specific set registry number directly into our website search console. Our system tracks detailed inventory checklists across the Scarlet & Violet block, allowing you to instantly find essential companion cards alongside premium Twilight Masquerade chase pieces, Illustration Rares, and specialized ACE SPEC Trainer single cards.
What protective packaging standards do you use when shipping raw Pokémon cards?
We implement a strict multi-layered archival packaging protocol to guarantee your raw single card arrives in its exact pack-fresh condition. The Phione card is immediately housed inside an ultra-clear protective penny sleeve and then secured within a rigid plastic top-loader shield to prevent bending, edge friction, or surface scuffing during transit.
We implement a strict multi-layered archival packaging protocol to guarantee your raw single card arrives in its exact pack-fresh condition. The Phione card is immediately housed inside an ultra-clear protective penny sleeve and then secured within a rigid plastic top-loader shield to prevent bending, edge friction, or surface scuffing during transit.
Does the Twilight Masquerade Phione card fit into standard Teal Mask Ogerpon ex deck lists?
Yes, this Water-type single serves as a highly targeted utility tech card in competitive modern Grass/Water engine decks. Tournament players often run this exact card number alongside Teal Mask Ogerpon ex and Chien-Pao ex decks to leverage the single-energy Beckon utility, allowing players to instantly pull high-impact Supporter cards like Iono, Professor Turo’s Scenario, or Boss’s Orders during critical early-game setups.
Yes, this Water-type single serves as a highly targeted utility tech card in competitive modern Grass/Water engine decks. Tournament players often run this exact card number alongside Teal Mask Ogerpon ex and Chien-Pao ex decks to leverage the single-energy Beckon utility, allowing players to instantly pull high-impact Supporter cards like Iono, Professor Turo’s Scenario, or Boss’s Orders during critical early-game setups.
What is the pull rate for a modern reverse holo common single like Phione 55/167?
In the modern Scarlet & Violet pack configuration, every standard booster pack contains exactly two reverse holographic slots. Because the Twilight Masquerade checklist contains a massive assortment of commons, uncommons, and rare cards, pulling this exact card number is completely randomized across factory booster boxes, making direct single card acquisitions the fastest path to completing a parallel master set binder.
In the modern Scarlet & Violet pack configuration, every standard booster pack contains exactly two reverse holographic slots. Because the Twilight Masquerade checklist contains a massive assortment of commons, uncommons, and rare cards, pulling this exact card number is completely randomized across factory booster boxes, making direct single card acquisitions the fastest path to completing a parallel master set binder.
How does the silver border design on this 2024 Phione single look compared to older sets?
Starting with the base Scarlet & Violet block, the Pokémon TCG officially transitioned away from the traditional yellow borders to match the uniform silver borders used globally. This 2024 Twilight Masquerade release features a full-surface metallic parallel sheen across these modern borders when tilted, making the reverse holo variants significantly more distinct for master set collectors compared to older black-bordered or yellow-bordered iterations.
Starting with the base Scarlet & Violet block, the Pokémon TCG officially transitioned away from the traditional yellow borders to match the uniform silver borders used globally. This 2024 Twilight Masquerade release features a full-surface metallic parallel sheen across these modern borders when tilted, making the reverse holo variants significantly more distinct for master set collectors compared to older black-bordered or yellow-bordered iterations.
Can I run multiple copies of Phione 55/167 in a competitive tournament deck?
Under standard Play Pokémon tournament rules, players can include up to four copies of a card sharing the exact same name in a single 600-card deck list, regardless of whether they are standard commons or reverse holo variations. Because this specific Phione is a non-rule-box basic card, it does not give up extra prize cards when knocked out, providing a safe option to fill out your bench slots.
Under standard Play Pokémon tournament rules, players can include up to four copies of a card sharing the exact same name in a single 600-card deck list, regardless of whether they are standard commons or reverse holo variations. Because this specific Phione is a non-rule-box basic card, it does not give up extra prize cards when knocked out, providing a safe option to fill out your bench slots.
