01Card Stats

Basic

HP 50

TypeColorless

RarityUncommon

IllustratorYuka Morii

WeaknessFighting ×2

Retreat●

SetNeo Destiny

Released2002

02Editions and Print Runs

Printed in the WotC era when 1st Edition and Unlimited distinctions still applied.

1st Edition

How to spot it: 1st Edition stamp in the bottom-left of the artwork frame.

First print window; smaller run than Unlimited.

Unlimited

How to spot it: No 1st Edition stamp; standard print frame.

Most common version of this card.

04Variants and Foiling

Rarity tiers: Uncommon
Foiling: Non-holo standard finish.
Alt art / specials: No full-art, secret rare, or alternate-art version documented for this print.

05Language and Regional Versions

English: Standard English release.
Japanese: Released in the equivalent Japanese set.
European: Localized European prints exist with translated text.
Other: No documented language-exclusive errors or major regional variants.

06Current Market Value

Market value

~$32.62 raw

Raw copies run $39.41 to $78.36

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07Why Collectors Want It

Neo Destiny context — the final Neo-era set (Feb 2002) and the last expansion released entirely under Wizards' name before the Nintendo handover; sealed product became collectible almost immediately.
Market around $29 (TCGplayer asking-price proxy, May 2026) — this is a TCG-asking figure, not a verified PriceCharting realized sale, so treat as a price-safe ceiling not a confirmed comp.
Set-completion driver — Neo Destiny's headline cards (Shining Charizard / Tyranitar, Dark Crobat) carry the chase value, but the master-set checklist needs the commons too, and Jigglypuff #44 is one of the deeper-binder cards.
Vintage Neo design — the dark blue corner-frame and the season-themed energy icon are unique to the four-set Neo block; Neo Destiny copies are the rarer 'closer set' in that subseries.

08Competitive Playability

Tier: None

Basic Jigglypuff with 50 HP; top attack around 10 damage. Functions as an evolution-chain piece rather than a tournament attacker.

09Card Moves and Abilities

Expand Cost: Colorless + Colorless · 10 damage

All damage done to Jigglypuff during your opponent's next turn is reduced by 10 (after applying Weakness and Resistance).

Weakness: Fighting ×2
Resistance: Psychic -30
Retreat cost: 1

10Grading and Population

PSA 10 estimate: WotC-era Jigglypuff PSA 10 populations vary; small numbers across most sets.

Graded copies command notable premiums over raw, especially for 1st Edition prints.

Other graders: BGS and CGC also grade vintage Pokemon; PSA dominates secondary-market liquidity.

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