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Seviper (056/073) [SV1a: Triplet Beat] (Japanese)
| Rarity: | Uncommon |
| Number: | 056/073 |
| Card Type: | Darkness |
| HP: | 110 |
| Stage: | Basic |
| Weakness: | Fighting x2 |
| Retreat Cost: | 1 |
| Attack 1: | [Colorless] Sharp Fang (20) |
| Attack 2: | [Darkness][Colorless] Cross-Cut (50+) If your opponent's Active Pokémon is an Evolution Pokémon, this attack does 50 more damage. |
| Set: | SV1a: Triplet Beat |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What game is Seviper [SV1a: Triplet Beat] from?
Seviper [SV1a: Triplet Beat] is a card from Pokemon Japan, part of the SV1a: Triplet Beat set.
What rarity is Seviper [SV1a: Triplet Beat]?
Seviper [SV1a: Triplet Beat] is a Uncommon rarity card from the SV1a: Triplet Beat expansion in Pokemon Japan.
What conditions is Seviper [SV1a: Triplet Beat] available in?
We list Seviper [SV1a: Triplet Beat] in the following conditions: Near Mint, Lightly Played, Moderately Played, Heavily Played, Damaged. Near Mint (NM) cards have minimal wear, while Lightly Played (LP) may show slight edge wear or minor scratches.
Where can I buy Seviper [SV1a: Triplet Beat]?
Seviper [SV1a: Triplet Beat] is currently out of stock at Game-O-Storus — add it to your wishlist and we'll let you know when it's back.