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Psyduck

Platinum 87/127 • common

Set: Platinum
Number: 87/127
Rarity: Common
Released: 2009
Energy type: Water
Market price: $24.89

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$24.89market price via TCGplayer · Aug 6, 2026$21.27 – $26.24 over the tracked period

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Lore

Why it matters

Part of the 2009 Platinum expansion, this card captures the classic, bewildered charm of the Water-type Pokémon Psyduck. While it is a common card, it remains a favorite for collectors who appreciate the distinct art style of the late 2000s and the nostalgic presence of original Generation I creatures in the modern trading card game.

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Card face

What it does

60 HPBasic

Headache

Flip a coin. If heads, your opponent can't play any Trainer, Supporter, or Stadium cards from his or her hand during his or her next turn.

Cost: water energyLatent Power30

Flip a coin. If tails, this attack does no damage to the Defending Pokémon. Instead, Psyduck is now Confused.

Weaknesslightning energy+10Retreatcolorless energy colorless energy

Overwhelmed by enigmatic abilities, it suffers a constant headache. It sometimes uses mysterious powers.

Formats

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StandardNot legal
ExpandedNot legal
UnlimitedLegal

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Provenance

Where it came from

Released in early 2009 as part of the Platinum expansion, this card represents the transition of the Pokémon Trading Card Game into the Generation IV era. The set introduced the Lost Zone mechanic and focused on the legendary Pokémon Giratina, drawing heavily from the themes of the Pokémon Platinum video game. As a common card, it was designed for wide distribution in booster packs, serving as a foundational element for players building water-type decks during the Diamond and Pearl block.

The card features artwork by illustrator Kyoko Umemoto, whose style is characterized by soft, accessible digital renderings that lean into the whimsical nature of the character. The design captures Psyduck in a relaxed, if slightly perplexed, pose consistent with its established personality in the franchise. Upon release, the card was widely received by players and collectors as a standard, reliable addition to the common pool, valued primarily for its role in maintaining deck consistency and its charm for fans of the specific Pokémon species.

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