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Slowpoke & Psyduck 
ヤドン&コダックGX Yadon & KoduckGX
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Unified Minds
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35/236
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| Japanese expansion
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Miracle Twin
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| Japanese rarity
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| Japanese card no.
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011/094
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| English expansion
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Unified Minds
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| English card no.
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217/236
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| Japanese expansion
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Miracle Twin
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| Japanese rarity
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| Japanese card no.
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095/094
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| English expansion
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Unified Minds
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| English card no.
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218/236
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| Japanese expansion
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Miracle Twin
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| Japanese rarity
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| Japanese card no.
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096/094
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| English expansion
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Unified Minds
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| English card no.
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239/236
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| Japanese expansion
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Miracle Twin
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| Japanese rarity
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107/094
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| For more information on the Pokémon depicted on this card, see Slowpoke and Psyduck.
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Slowpoke & Psyduck
(Japanese: ヤドン&コダックGX Yadon & KoduckGX) is a Water-type Basic TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX card. It is part of the Unified Minds expansion.
Card text
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| Discard any number of Supporter cards from your hand. This attack does 40 damage for each card you discarded in this way.
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Flip a coin. If heads, this attack does 100 more damage. If this Pokémon has at least 6 extra  Energy attached to it (in addition to this attack's cost), flip 10 coins instead, and this attack does 100 more damage for each heads. (You can't use more than 1 GX attack in a game.)
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Release information
This card was included as a Regular card, a Full Art card, a Special Full Art card, and as a Secret Rainbow Rare in the Unified Minds expansion, first released in the Japanese Miracle Twin expansion. The Regular print features artwork by Mitsuhiro Arita, the Full Art and Rainbow Rare prints feature artwork by ConceptLab, while the Special Full Art print features artwork by Miki Tanaka.
Gallery
Trivia
Atsushi Nagashima, the game director of the TCG, stated the pairing of Slowpoke and Psyduck had been considered since the inital concept of TAG TEAM cards.[1] This would have been during the Black & White Series.[2] Mitsuhiro Arita, the illustrator of the card's Regular print, was intrigued by the idea of a powerful card based on unassuming Pokémon, and described the artwork as evoking a beach ball.[3]
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