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Aquapolis

Spinarak #111/147

Common · illustrated by Miki Tanaka

CommonPokémon · BasicGrass type

Market price

$3.49

View Price Variants
VariantMarketLowMidHigh
Normal$3.49$1.43$3.50$161.23
Reverse Holofoil$20.72$79.99$134.75$209.50

Other Spinarak Printings

Top Values in Aquapolis

Spinarak ranks 163 of 181 priced cards in this set.

Full Aquapolis card list →
  1. 1Lugia#149 · Rare Secret$4,500.00
  2. 2Umbreon#H29 · Rare Holo$1,252.62
  3. 3Espeon#H9 · Rare Holo$992.03
  4. 4Kingdra#148 · Rare Secret$599.99
  5. 5Suicune#H25 · Rare Holo$539.99
  6. 6Nidoking#150 · Rare Secret$500.00

About This Card

Spinarak is a Common Pokémon card from Aquapolis (E-Card series, released January 15, 2003), number 111 of 147, illustrated by Miki Tanaka. It is a Basic Grass-type Pokémon with 40 HP.

It currently trades at $3.49 on TCGplayer (Normal market price; recent listings range from $1.43 to $161). That makes it the 163rd most valuable card in Aquapolis out of 181 priced cards, and the 2nd most valuable of 18 priced Spinarak printings.

Its attack is Sharp Stinger (no damage, 1 energy); it is weak to Psychic (×2) and retreats for 1 energy.

Attacks

  • Sharp Stinger

    Grass · No damage

    Flip a coin. If heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Poisoned. If tails, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed.

Card Details

Series
E-Card
Released
January 15, 2003
Number
111 / 147
Rarity
Common
Card type
Pokémon · Basic
Energy type
Grass
HP
40
Evolves to
Ariados
Weakness
Psychic ×2
Retreat cost
1
Artist
Miki Tanaka
Legal in
Unlimited
National Pokédex
#167
Card ID
ecard2-111

Frequently Asked

How much is Spinarak #111 from Aquapolis worth?

Spinarak #111 (Aquapolis, Common) is worth about $3.49 based on the current TCGplayer Normal market price, with listings between $1.43 and $161. Prices refresh hourly.

What rarity is Spinarak #111?

Spinarak #111/147 from Aquapolis is a Common card illustrated by Miki Tanaka.

Which set is Spinarak #111 from?

It belongs to Aquapolis (AQ), a E-Card series expansion released on January 15, 2003 with 182 cards.