Fennel 162/086

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Aug 9

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Fennel 162/086 appears in Scarlet & Violet Black Bolt as number 162/086. It is a Ultra Rare printing of a Trainer card, and it works as both a playable game piece and a small piece of Unova history. The best way to understand the card is to consider three things together: what it contributes during a match, who or what it represents in Pokémon lore, and why this particular version may deserve a binder slot.

For deck building, Fennel heals 40 damage from each of your Pokémon. The card is most useful on a wide board where several Pokémon have been chipped by spread attacks, turning one Supporter into substantial total healing.

Beyond the card text, the character has a strong Unova connection. Fennel is a Unova researcher who studies dreams and developed the Game Sync project in the original games. She is closely associated with Munna, Musharna and Dream Mist.

This Ultra Rare uses a premium full art treatment. It keeps the underlying gameplay of the regular card while offering a more dramatic collectible version for binders, display pages and master set completion. For a CMS article, that balance is the main story: this is not simply a name and number, but a card with a practical role, recognizable lore and a specific collecting purpose. It will appeal most to fans building the evolution line, players testing its effect, and collectors working toward a complete 172 card Black Bolt master set.

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