Wigglytuff – Skyridge (#34)
Price Overview & Key Facts
Wigglytuff (#34) is a Rare card from E-Card - Skyridge released in 2003. It showcases artwork by Hizuki Misono and the Do the Wave attack (10× damage), Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage times the number of Pokémon you have in play.. TCGplayer market price sits around $14.26, Cardmarket average sale is €5.42, Floor listings start near €1.30.
- TCGplayer market price: $14.26
- Cardmarket trend price: €5.14
- Recent low listing: €1.30
Card Details
- Set
- Skyridge
- Card Number
- 34
- Rarity
- ✨ Rare
- Illustrator
- 🎨 Hizuki Misono
- HP
- 70
- Type
- ⭐ Colorless
- Weaknesses
- Fighting ×2
- Retreat Cost
- 1 (Colorless)
Abilities
-
Good Neighbor
Once during your turn (before your attack), if Wigglytuff is on your bench, you may flip a coin. If heads, each player removes up to 2 damage counters from his or her Active Pokémon. This power can't be used if you have already used another Wigglytuff's Good Neighbor Poké-Power this turn.
Attacks & Strategy
-
Do the Wave
[Colorless, Colorless]
— 10×
Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage times the number of Pokémon you have in play.
💎 Collector's Value & Investment Potential
Wigglytuff from Skyridge (Rare) represents a solid addition to any Pokémon TCG collection. Released in 2003, this card features artwork by renowned illustrator Hizuki Misono.
Market Trends: Current market conditions show moderate interest in this card.
Investment Considerations: Vintage cards from this era have shown strong long-term appreciation potential.
⚔️ Competitive Play & Tournament Viability
This Wigglytuff 34 is legal for tournament play in Unlimited format.
Key Attack: Wigglytuff's Do the Wave deals 10× damage for Colorless + Colorless energy. Special effect: Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 10 damage times the number of Pokémon you have in play.
Stats Overview: 70 HP • Colorless Type • Weak to Fighting ×2
Players should check the official Pokémon TCG tournament rules for the most current format regulations and card legality status.
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| Set | HP | Attacks | Rarity | Avg Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Skyridge #34 ← Current | 70 | 1 attack | Rare | $14.26 |
�📦 Skyridge Set Context
This Wigglytuff is part of the Skyridge expansion , released as part of the E-Card series in 2003.
Artist Spotlight: This card features artwork by Hizuki Misono, whose distinctive illustration style has made their cards highly collectible. Explore more cards illustrated by this artist to discover similar art styles and collecting themes.
💎 Professional Grading Guide
Professional grading can significantly increase the value of your Wigglytuff card. Here's what you need to know:
Industry standard • Value multiplier: 2-4x
Best for: High-value cards, modern sets
Subgrades available • Value multiplier: 2-3x
Best for: Premium cards, perfect centering
Fast turnaround • Value multiplier: 1.5-3x
Best for: Budget-friendly option, bulk
💡 Should You Grade This Card?
- Yes, consider grading if: Card value exceeds $20 and is in excellent condition
- Grading cost: $20-100+ per card (depending on service level)
- Break-even point: Card should be worth $50+ raw to justify grading costs
- Turnaround time: 2 weeks to 6 months depending on service
Collector Notes
- Rare cards from Skyridge are typically short-printed and head straight into collector binders.
- The illustration by Hizuki Misono resonates with starter collectors, creating consistent search demand for this Bulbasaur variant.
- Colorless typing keeps this card relevant for themed decks and Grass-type collectors alike.
More from Skyridge
📚 Card History & Trivia
Release Information: Wigglytuff 34 was released in 2003 in the Skyridge expansion. This set is part of the E-Card series, which introduced new gameplay mechanics and collectible cards.
Artist Background: The artwork for this card was created by Hizuki Misono. Professional Pokémon TCG artists undergo rigorous selection and bring unique styles to the game. View complete portfolio →
Set Popularity: Skyridge is a vintage set that has gained significant collector interest over time, with sealed product and individual cards showing strong appreciation.
Competitive History: Colorless type Pokémon like Wigglytuff have carved out niches in various competitive formats throughout Pokémon TCG history. Currently legal in Unlimited format.
🛡️ Related Products & Deck Building
Maximize the value and playability of your Wigglytuff card with these essential products:
- Penny sleeves: Basic protection
- Perfect fit sleeves: Pre-grading
- Top loaders: Display & storage
- Binders with side-loading pages
- Storage boxes (800-count)
- ETB (Elite Trainer Box) storage
- Premium display cases
- Pair with Colorless energy cards
- Energy acceleration trainers
- Draw support & consistency cards
💡 Deck Building Tip: Wigglytuff works best in Colorless type decks. Low energy cost attacks make this card great for aggressive early-game strategies.