Aegislash (Duel 331)

Aegislash (Japanese: ギルガルド Gillgard) is a figure in Pokémon Duel. It was made available and added to Time Boosters in version 7.0.9.

Aegislash Blade Forme
ギルガルド Gillgard
Evolution stage 3
Figure name Aegislash
Move Points
Types
Steel Ghost
Rarity
Invisible Shiny Bulbasaur
Version 7.0.9
ID 331
Time Booster League Champion
Special Time Boosters None
Locked Booster Yes
Material Exchange
and Gem Exchange		 3000
200
For more information on the Pokémon this figure depicts, see Aegislash.

Abilities
Stance Change: B バトルスイッチB
This Pokémon can only be set as a form in a deck. At the start of your turn, this Pokémon may change its form to Shield Forme. On the turn this Pokémon appears with its form changed, this Pokémon's MP is 2, and it can attack Pokémon that are 2 steps away (when it does, this Pokémon's Attacks have Range 2). Your Pokémon on the field may MP move through this Pokémon. When this Pokémon leaves the field, its form changes to Shield Forme.


Data Disk
 Corkscrew Crash ちょうぜつらせんれんげき 96 pt.
260
If the battle opponent is knocked out, then after the battle, this Pokémon moves to a point 2 steps away.
 Never-Ending Nightmare むげんあんやへのいざない 96 pt.
260
All opposing Pokémon on the field spin. Those that spin White Attacks get an MP −1 marker.
King's Shield キングシールド 12 pt.
This Pokémon may change its form to Shield Forme. The battle opponent gains Wait.
Shadow Sneak かげうち 60 pt.
130
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King's Shield キングシールド 12 pt.
This Pokémon may change its form to Shield Forme. The battle opponent gains Wait.
Miss ミス 12 pt.
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Release information

This figure was available for purchase in the Aegislash Blade Set from April 22 to May 13, 2019.

Trivia

Origin

This figure features the Blade Forme of Aegislash. Stance Change: B is a variant of Stance Change, an Ability in the Pokémon games that Aegislash can have. King's Shield and Shadow Sneak are both moves in the games that Aegislash can learn. Corkscrew Crash and Never-Ending Nightmare are Z-Moves in the games that Aegislash can use by equipping Steelium Z and Ghostium Z respectively.

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