Pokémon: Futachimaru (Dewott) TCG Card

    Japanese Pokémon TCG card featuring Futachimaru (Dewott) with a holographic illustration and Japanese text. - view 1
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    QUICK FACTS

    6

    Era

    Early 2010s

    Origin

    🇯🇵 Japan

    Artist/Maker

    Kouki Saitou

    Rarity

    Average (4/10)

    Discovered

    Jan 22, 2026

    3 weeks ago

    DESCRIPTION

    A Japanese Pokémon Trading Card Game (TCG) card featuring the Pokémon Futachimaru (known as Dewott in English versions). The card depicts the Pokémon in a dynamic pose, set against a watercolor-style background. It displays its HP, attack moves 'Mizu Deppo' and 'Shell Blade', a weakness to Grass, and a retreat cost. The card has a holographic finish, particularly visible on the illustration area.

    CULTURAL ECHOES

    Where This Object Echoes

    Japanese Mythology / Samurai CultureEdo Period (samurai) to modern era

    Dewott's design and use of 'scallswords' are inspired by samurai and martial arts, particularly the use of two swords (nitouryu). This reflects a common theme in Pokémon of drawing inspiration from Japanese folklore and culture.

    Ritual & Ceremonial Use

    • Collecting and trading: Pokémon cards are central to a global hobby of collecting, trading, and battling, fostering social interaction and community among fans.
    • Strategic play: Players build decks and engage in turn-based battles, requiring tactical thinking and knowledge of card abilities and Pokémon types.

    Meaning Through Time

    Late 20th Century to Present

    Originally a children's game and collectible, Pokémon cards have evolved into a significant adult collecting market, with rare cards fetching high prices and representing both nostalgic value and investment opportunities.

    HISTORICAL STORY

    Pokémon cards were first released in Japan in 1996 and quickly gained global popularity, becoming a significant part of popular culture and the collectible market. Futachimaru (Dewott) was introduced in the fifth generation of Pokémon, first appearing in the Pokémon Black and White games released ...
    Pokémon cards were first released in Japan in 1996 and quickly gained global popularity, becoming a significant part of popular culture and the collectible market. Futachimaru (Dewott) was introduced in the fifth generation of Pokémon, first appearing in the Pokémon Black and White games released in 2010. This card is part of the extensive Pokémon TCG lineage, which continuously releases new sets and cards featuring different Pokémon from the video games.

    DID YOU KNOW?

    1

    Dewott is the evolved form of Oshawott and evolves into Samurott, all three belonging to the Water-type starter Pokémon line from the Unova region.

    2

    The 'scallsword' on Dewott's leg is a key design element, which it uses skillfully in battle and often polishes meticulously.

    MATERIAL & CONDITION

    Surface

    The card has a smooth, laminated surface typical of standard trading cards. The illustration area features a subtle holographic sheen, while the text and border areas are matte or semi-glossy.

    Weight & Feel

    Lightweight and thin, consistent with a single trading card.

    Condition

    The card appears to be in very good, potentially near-mint condition, with no obvious creases, tears, or significant edge wear visible in the images. The surface appears clean, suggesting it may have been stored in a protector.

    RARITY ANALYSIS

    Average55-70%
    CommonLegendary

    Typical antique shop fare. Requires some searching but regularly available. This is where most genuine antiques fall.

    Typical Characteristics

    • Standard antique shop items
    • Regularly available
    • Moderate collector interest

    ESTIMATED VALUE

    $1 - $5

    Updated: Jan 25, 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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