Description
Milotic ex – 42/191 – Double Rare – Surging Sparks
The Surging Sparks expansion features a premium Double Rare ex lineup, showcasing modern ex card design, centered holofoil, and silver borders. Milotic ex 42/191 is one of the most elegant cards in the set, highlighting Milotic’s flowing fins, shimmering scales, and serene Water‑type presence.
Double Rares serve as the core ex cards of the set, using a clean holofoil window that enhances the artwork without overwhelming the frame. These cards are essential for collectors completing full Surging Sparks binder pages or building competitive decks with upgraded ex attackers.
Milotic, introduced in Generation III, is known for its beauty, calm nature, and Water‑type identity. The ex version emphasizes its graceful serpentine form and vibrant coloration. As part of the 18‑card Double Rare checklist, Milotic ex is a key card for collectors building complete Surging Sparks ex pages.
In tournament play, Milotic ex typically functions as a durable Water‑type attacker with moves focused on sustain, tempo control, or synergy with Water‑type engines. While not always a top‑tier competitive staple, it is valued in formats where healing, type synergy, or flexible attackers matter. The Double Rare version is often chosen by players who enjoy premium upgrades for their deck cores.
The artwork for Milotic ex 42/191 is illustrated by Shinji Kanda, known for stylized linework, bold shapes, and dramatic character expression. Kanda’s distinct artistic style gives Milotic a flowing, elegant look that stands out in binder pages. The holo pattern enhances the reflective qualities without overpowering the illustration.
Attributes Table
| Attribute |
Details |
| Set |
Surging Sparks |
| Card Number |
42/191 |
| Rarity |
Double Rare |
| Pokémon |
Milotic ex |
| Condition |
Near Mint |
| Collector Use |
Double Rare ex binder sets |
FAQ
Is this card holographic Yes — Double Rares use the centered holofoil ex pattern.
Is this card playable in decks Yes. It is a standard format‑legal ex attacker.
Is this card numbered Yes. It is card 42/191 from Surging Sparks.
What condition is the card in Near Mint with clean edges, sharp corners, and strong holo shine.
Why do collectors want Milotic ex It’s an elegant Water‑type ex card with strong binder appeal and premium artwork.
Does this card pair well with other variants Yes — especially Water‑type support cards and full Surging Sparks ex pages.