2025 Pokémon Trading Card Game Vivid Voltage (Placeholder/Concept) Marnie's Morpeko #137/182
Morpeko (Pokémon) and Marnie (Trainer) · The Pokémon Company / Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK · Pokémon Trading Card; Basic Pokémon (Darkness Type); Common (Circle rarity symbol)
Player
Morpeko (Pokémon) and Marnie (Trainer)
Set
Unknown 2025 Release (Indicated as DRI EN / 137/182)
Year
2025 (Copyrighted 2025 visible on bottom border)
Card #
137/182
Condition Grade
Ungradable (Damaged/Torn). Would receive a 'Poor' or 'Authentic (Altered/Damaged)' designation at best.
Category
Pokémon Trading Card; Basic Pokémon (Darkness Type); Common (Circle rarity symbol)
Manufacturer
The Pokémon Company / Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK
Demand Level
None (as a collectible); Niche (as a curiosity for torn/damaged card collectors)
Valuation
Raw (Ungraded) Value
$0.00 - $0.05
Graded Value
PSA 1: $1.00 (Novelty only), PSA 10: N/A (Card is physically destroyed)
Comparable Sales
Common cards from modern sets typically sell for $0.01-0.10; damaged commons hold no market value.
Description
This is a Pokémon TCG card featuring Marnie's Morpeko (Hangry Mode) with the 'Spiky Wheel' attack. The card design features a 2025 copyright date and set code DRI. The card has been torn horizontally into two separate pieces, exposing the white paper core.
Key Features
Features popular characters Marnie and Morpeko. Notable for carrying a future 2025 copyright date which is inconsistent with current market availability.
Authenticity Indicators
High confidence this is a genuine card stock, though the 2025 date suggests it may be a leak, a counterfeit from a specific factory using future dates, or a pre-release promotional item. Confirmed by standard 'D' regulation mark and Mina Nakai illustrator credit.
Flaws to Note
Extreme damage: the card is completely torn in half. Serious structural failure that negates all collector value.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
Recycle bin or as a curiosity/prop on eBay for a nominal fee ($0.99).
Selling Tips
Do not attempt to grade this card. Professional grading services will reject or automatically fail cards with full-width tears. It is worth zero in its current state to any serious collector.