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The Stellar Crown expansion continues the Scarlet & Violet era with a focus on ancient relics, mechanical themes, and enhanced holo treatments. As one of the major sets in the generation, Stellar Crown features updated rarity symbols, silver borders, and modern foil patterns that define the current Pokémon TCG aesthetic. Reverse Holo singles like Klink remain essential for collectors completing full Stellar Crown binders or building parallel foil sets.
The Reverse Holo Pokémon card type features a reflective foil pattern across the entire background of the card while leaving the artwork window non‑holo. Stellar Crown Reverse Holos use a textured, shimmering foil that increases color depth and visual contrast, making each card stand out compared to its standard version. Reverse Holo cards are popular among collectors who enjoy completing full parallel sets or adding visually enhanced versions of their favorite Pokémon to their binders.
Klink, the Gear Pokémon, is known for its mechanical design, rotating gear motif, and Steel‑type identity. In Stellar Crown, Klink maintains its role as an early‑game Steel‑type with moves focused on chip damage, evolution setup, and tempo control. Its artwork highlights its metallic shine and industrial‑themed environment, giving Klink 099/142 strong binder appeal. The Reverse Holo treatment adds shine and depth, making it a standout card for collectors who appreciate Steel‑type aesthetics.
In tournament play, Klink typically functions as an early‑turn utility Pokémon with moves designed to apply pressure or prepare for its evolution line into Klang and Klinklang. Its first attack often provides low‑cost chip damage or minor board control, while its second attack offers modest damage output when energy is available. While Klink is not a competitive centerpiece, it is valued in formats where Steel‑type synergy, evolution lines, or tempo‑based strategies matter.
The artwork for Klink 099/142 is illustrated by Souichirou Gunjima, whose style is known for clean mechanical detailing, sharp outlines, and dynamic industrial framing. Gunjima frequently emphasizes metallic texture and motion, making Steel‑type Pokémon appear polished, functional, and visually striking. In this card, Gunjima’s composition enhances Klink’s rotating gear design and metallic highlights, with the Reverse Holo pattern amplifying the depth, shine, and steel‑like reflections. Collectors who appreciate artist‑focused binder pages often seek out Gunjima’s cards for their distinct visual identity.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Set | Stellar Crown |
| Card Number | 099/142 |
| Card Type | Reverse Holo Pokémon |
| Pokémon | Klink |
| Condition | Near Mint |
| Collector Use | Set Completion / Reverse Holo Parallel |
Is this card holographic Yes — it is the Reverse Holo Pokémon version.
Is this card playable in decks Yes. It is a standard format‑legal card.
Is this card numbered Yes. It is card 099/142 from Stellar Crown.
What condition is the card in Near Mint with clean edges, sharp corners, and strong surface shine.
Why do collectors want Klink cards It’s a Steel‑type with strong artwork and evolution relevance.
Does this card pair well with other variants Yes — especially Klang, Klinklang, and Stellar Crown Steel‑type support cards.
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