Raticate #99
- Set
- Perfect Order
- Number
- 99/88
- Rarity
- Illustration Rare
- Type
- Colorless
- HP
- 90
Where to buy
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|---|---|---|---|
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Card data
Evolves from : Rattata
Before doing damage, discard all Pokémon Tools from your opponent's Active Pokémon.
This attack does 40 damage for each damage counter on all of your Benched Rattata.
- Weakness
- Fighting×2
- Retreat cost
- Normal
- Legality
- Expanded, Unlimited · J
This Pokémon in-game
Raticate 99/88 is a Colorless-type card released in the Perfect Order expansion on March 27, 2026. As part of the Mega Evolution series, this specific print is designated as an Illustration Rare. Because its collection number exceeds the standard printed set total of 88, it is categorized as a secret card. In the Trading Card Game, this Mouse Pokémon features a base of 90 HP.
The card incorporates the official Pokédex lore for the species, emphasizing its biological reliance on its sensory organs. The text notes that Raticate uses its whiskers to maintain its balance, and that the Pokémon apparently slows down if they are cut off. This secret rare print provides a specific full-art focus on the species within the Perfect Order expansion.
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FAQ
Which set does this Raticate card belong to?
This Raticate card is part of the Perfect Order set from the Mega Evolution era, released on March 27, 2026.
Is the Raticate 99/88 card rare?
Yes, it is classified as an Illustration Rare. Additionally, its collector number of 99/88 exceeds the standard set size of 88, making it a secret card.
How much is the Raticate Illustration Rare worth?
The value of this card fluctuates based on its physical condition, the version, and current market demand. Please refer to the live Cardmarket and TCGplayer prices displayed on this page for accurate valuations.
How can I identify this specific Raticate card?
You can identify this exact version by looking for the collector number 99/88 printed on the card. It will also feature the Illustration Rare rarity indicator and the Perfect Order set symbol.
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