Wigglytuff - Furious Fists (Common)

Estimated value
Up to $1Rarity
Common(2/10)Category
Trading CardsBrand
PokémonEra
Mid 2010s (2014)Origin
🇺🇸 United StatesArtist / Creator
Ken SugimoriAuthenticity
COLLECTOR'S BREAKDOWN: WIGGLYTUFF - FURIOUS FISTS (COMMON)
This is an English Pokémon Trading Card Game card featuring Wigglytuff, categorized as a Stage 1 Pokémon. The artwork depicts Wigglytuff, a pink, fluffy balloon Pokémon, in a playful, cartoon-like style set within a forest environment. The card's text indicates it has 120 HP and two attacks: 'Hypnoblast' and 'Punishing Slap'. The set symbol in the bottom left corner confirms it belongs to the 'Furious Fists' expansion.
CULTURAL CARD LORE
Where This Object Echoes
Wigglytuff's ability to 'Hypnoblast' and its description as a 'Balloon Pokémon' with soft fur echoes elements of nature spirits or 'yokai' in Japanese folklore that can appear charming but possess hidden abilities, often relating to sound or illusion. Its round, bouncy appearance is also evocative of many cute, mascot-like characters in Japanese culture.
Ritual & Ceremonial Use
- •The collection and organization of various Pokémon cards is a ritual for fans, reflecting a desire to 'catch 'em all' and document the diverse Pokémon world.
- •The use of these cards in competitive play creates a ritualized form of strategic engagement and social interaction among players.
Meaning Through Time
Wigglytuff, as an evolution of Jigglypuff, represented growth and evolution within the Pokémon world, often seen as a cute but formidable creature in the early games and anime.
While still retaining its cute appeal, Wigglytuff cards in the TCG have primarily served as supporting Pokémon or filler in sets, rarely reaching competitive prominence but maintaining nostalgic value for collectors.
CARD HISTORY & PRINT RUNS
COLLECTOR INTEL
Wigglytuff is categorized as the 'Balloon Pokémon' and is known for its extremely elastic body and soft, fur-like skin.
The character Wigglytuff often appears as a recurring character in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon series, known for being the leader of the Wigglytuff Guild.
CARD STOCK & FINISH
Surface
The card exhibits a standard smooth, semi-glossy finish typical of modern Pokémon TCG cards. There appear to be minor surface imperfections, possibly due to handling or dust, visible under direct light.
Weight & Feel
This card would feel lightweight and flexible, consistent with a single laminated cardstock standard for trading cards.
Condition
Visually, the card appears to be in played to near mint condition. There are no major creases or tears evident from the image, but the corners and edges are not perfectly sharp, suggesting some handling. The centering looks reasonable for a common card.
HOW SCARCE IS IT?
Older mass-produced items still widely available. Easy to find on eBay, antique malls, and estate sales in large quantities.
Typical Characteristics
- Mass produced historically
- High survival rate
- Readily available everywhere
Confidence Factors
- Common card with low value, making counterfeiting unprofitable.
- Visual examination of font, color, and card stock appears consistent with authentic Pokémon cards.
- Set code and card number (72/111) align with known information for the Furious Fists set.
GRADING EXPERT'S TAKE
Trading Card Market Analyst
I have high confidence in the identification of the card, set, rarity, and language due to clear visible text and symbols. Market value is also confidently assessed for a common card of this type and era.
KEY EVIDENCE
- 1Character 'Wigglytuff' is clearly visible.
- 2Set number '72/111' and symbol identify it as from the 'Furious Fists' expansion.
- 3The card is an English language variant.
- 4It is a 'Common' rarity card based on the white circle rarity symbol in the bottom left.
- 5The overall card art, text, and layout are consistent with official Pokémon TCG products.
UNCERTAINTIES
- •Exact centering cannot be precisely evaluated without a clearer, straight-on image.
- •Surface condition could have minor scratches or indentations not visible in the provided image.
WHAT WOULD IMPROVE CERTAINTY
- →Provide a high-resolution, straight-on scan of the front and back of the card.
- →Take detailed photos under angled light to check for surface imperfections.
- →Measure the card's centering from front and back to assess print quality.
TRADING CARD MARKET VALUE
Updated: Feb 27, 2026
- Market comparables from auctions & retail
- Condition, completeness & craftsmanship
- Current collector demand & trends
- Low = quick sale, high = patient seller
For informational purposes only, not a formal appraisal.
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