Goodra (77/119) XY—Fates Collide Pokémon Trading Card

    Holographic Pokémon trading card of Goodra from the XY—Fates Collide set (77/119) showing art and game details.
    Ordinary (3/10)
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    QUICK FACTS

    9

    Era

    2010s

    Origin

    🌍 International

    Brand

    Pokémon (The Pokémon Company)

    Artist/Maker

    Shin Nagasawa (Bun. Shin Graphics)

    Rarity

    Ordinary (3/10)

    Discovered

    Jan 22, 2026

    3 weeks ago

    DESCRIPTION

    A holographic Pokémon trading card featuring Goodra, a Dragon-type Pokémon, from the XY—Fates Collide expansion set. The card shows Goodra with 140 HP, a Stage 2 evolution, and an ability called 'Sticky Hold' (transcribed from image as 'Ability: Each player can't attach any Pokémon Tool cards...') and an attack 'Dragon Pulse' with a damage of 130 and effect 'Discard the top card of your deck.' It has a weakness to Fairy-type Pokémon (x2) and a retreat cost of three colorless energy. The card number is 77/119, indicating it's from a larger set.

    CULTURAL ECHOES

    Where This Object Echoes

    Japanese MythologyAncient to Modern Japan

    Goodra, as a Dragon-type Pokémon, draws inspiration from various mythical dragons and serpentine creatures found in Japanese folklore, often associated with water or natural elements.

    Kawaii Culture1970s - Present

    The 'cute' and friendly design of Goodra, despite being a powerful dragon, aligns with the Japanese 'kawaii' aesthetic, popularizing characters with adorable and harmless appearances.

    Ritual & Ceremonial Use

    • The ritualized collection and exchange of trading cards among fans, fostering community and a pursuit of rare or desirable items.
    • Engaging in strategic card battles (duels) within the Pokémon Trading Card Game, following specific rules and maneuvers.

    Meaning Through Time

    1990s-2000s

    Pokémon cards were primarily seen as children's collectibles and playthings, often associated with the animated series and video games.

    2010s-Present

    While still popular with children, Pokémon cards increasingly became a significant market for adult collectors and investors, with rare cards achieving very high valuations as nostalgic and speculative assets.

    HISTORICAL STORY

    Pokémon trading cards originated in Japan in 1996 and were first released in North America in 1998. The XY—Fates Collide expansion, part of the sixth generation of Pokémon, was released in May 2016. Goodra was introduced in the Pokémon X and Y video games as the final evolution of Goomy, known for ...
    Pokémon trading cards originated in Japan in 1996 and were first released in North America in 1998. The XY—Fates Collide expansion, part of the sixth generation of Pokémon, was released in May 2016. Goodra was introduced in the Pokémon X and Y video games as the final evolution of Goomy, known for its friendly but very sticky nature. Trading cards like this one are used for collecting and playing the Pokémon Trading Card Game, which involves strategic battles between Pokémon.

    DID YOU KNOW?

    1

    Goodra is known as the 'Dragon Pokémon' and is unique among Dragon-types for its typically gentle and affectionate personality, though its slime can be quite overwhelming.

    2

    The XY—Fates Collide expansion introduced several new mechanics to the Pokémon TCG, including Mega Pokémon and Break Evolution cards, though this Goodra card is a standard Stage 2 Pokémon.

    MATERIAL & CONDITION

    Surface

    The card has a glossy, holographic finish on the illustration portion, showing iridescent patterns when light reflects off it. The rest of the card has a smooth, semi-glossy paper surface.

    Weight & Feel

    Extremely lightweight, typical of a standard trading card, made from multiple layers of paper/cardboard.

    Condition

    The card appears to be in good, lightly played condition with minor edge wear visible on the corners, but no major creases or surface damage are apparent from the image.

    RARITY ANALYSIS

    Ordinary40-55%
    CommonLegendary

    Standard antiques commonly found at estate sales and flea markets. Plentiful supply meets modest demand.

    Typical Characteristics

    • Moderate production runs
    • Common at estate sales
    • Entry-level collectibles

    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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