AttackCollect
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Herdier is Pokédex #507, generation 5 (Unova). Herdier is a Stage 1 Colorless Pokémon with 80 HP. The card says it evolves from Lillipup. In this catalog that name is Lillipup (#506). The card lists Stoutland, Stoutland (#508) under evolves to.
Herdier sits at 82/114 in Black & White, position 82 of 115. Before it is 81 Lillipup, and after it is 83 Stoutland. The set belongs to the Black & White series. It was released on April 25, 2011. The printed size is 114. This checklist is longer, at 115 cards. The listed rarity is Uncommon.
The attack Collect lists no damage number. The cost is Colorless, Colorless. Draw 3 cards. Bite is another attack lists 50 damage. The cost is Colorless, Colorless, Colorless. Weakness is Fighting ×2. Retreat cost is 1. The flavor text reads "It loyally follows its Trainer's orders. For ages, they have helped Trainers raise Pokémon."
Herdier (#507) has 9 other cards in the catalog. Those other cards are in 8 sets. The other printings with a release date run from 2012 to 2025. The earliest other card is Herdier 87/108 in Dark Explorers (2012). Both list 80 HP. Both list the rarity Uncommon. Naoyo Kimura illustrated that card, and Midori Harada illustrated this one. Retreat cost there is 2, and here it is 1. 6 other cards of Herdier list a different HP.
The illustrator line reads Midori Harada. I count 352 other cards in the catalog with that illustrator.
Black & White set binder is where a full Black & White set goes. This card fills one slot there. A generation binder holds one card of each species. Herdier can fill a slot in Generation 5 binder (Unova). I still need this card.
Draw 3 cards.
It loyally follows its Trainer's orders. For ages, they have helped Trainers raise Pokémon.
Black & White, in the Black & White series. It was released on April 25, 2011. The printed size is 114.
82/114. It is entry 82 of 115 in this checklist.
Midori Harada. The catalog lists 352 other cards with that illustrator.
Uncommon.
Herdier #507, generation 5 (Unova).
Collect and Bite (50).