Mamoswine

Lucentezza Siderale · 033/189 · Rare · Italiano printing

Also printed as FR Mammochon · DE Mamutel

Printed inEN FR DE ES IT PT

Market price (USD)

$0.21

Cardmarket avg (EUR)

€0.16

cheapest of 2 print variants — see the tables below

snapshot 2026-11-03

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Prices by print (USD, TCGplayer)

Market price is the only figure this site values a card at; low, mid and high are TCGplayer’s own estimates and for some promos they are wildly off.

Print	Market	Low	Mid	High
Normal	$0.21	$0.05	$0.24	$20.00
Reverse Holofoil	$0.29	$0.10	$0.29	$19.66

Prices in euro (Cardmarket)

Cardmarket product	Avg	Low	Trend	7d	30d
Non-holo (standard)	€0.16	€0.02	€0.07	€0.06	€0.11
Holo	€0.28	€0.02	€0.29	€0.18	€0.28

Source: Cardmarket public price guide, 2026-11-03 — product-level, so identical for every language this card was printed in. No per-print-language price split is published by either marketplace; we show what exists rather than invent one.

Price history

Card details

Set: Lucentezza Siderale
Card number: 033/189
Rarity: Rare
Illustrator: Uta
National dex: #473
Type: Water
HP: 180
Stage: Stage 2
Released: 2022-05-27

Names in every printed language

Language	Card name
ENEnglish	Mamoswine
FRFrançais	Mammochon
DEDeutsch	Mamutel
ESEspañol	Mamoswine
ITItaliano	Mamoswine
PTPortuguês	Mamoswine

Some of these printings share a name — the same word in two languages, or the English name left untranslated in that edition.

Card text in Italiano

Attack names, effect text and flavour text as printed — pick a language above to read the same card as another market sees it.

Evolves from Piloswine

WCCBora80

Questo attacco infligge anche 10 danni a ciascuno dei Pokémon nella panchina del tuo avversario. Non applicare debolezza e resistenza ai Pokémon in panchina.

WWCCPressa Iceberg170

Scarta un'Energia da questo Pokémon. Durante il prossimo turno del tuo avversario, il Pokémon difensore non può attaccare.

This Pokémon can be spotted in wall paintings from as far back as 10,000 years ago. For a while, it was thought to have gone extinct.

Illustration: Uta