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Pokémon Card of the Day: Tuesday, October 20th, 2026

Lum Berry Ruby and Sapphire 84/109

With the introduction of a ton of new Berry types in Generation 3, there were a lot of possibilities for the Trading Card game. In this case, Lum Berry does exactly what it does in the video games - you discard the Tool and recover from any Special Conditions.

The CGI in the artwork is a little dated, but that is definitely a Lum Berry. It's nice that the Lum Berry got a card in the first EX set, since it is probably the most used Berry of all time in competitive battling. It's not quite as strong here in the TCG, but healing Special Conditions can still be useful.

Although this card was released in the e-Reader era and has the logo in the bottom left corner, it doesn't contain any dot codes. Trainer cards no longer had dot codes starting with this expansion and therefore didn't change in design when the e-Reader support ended.

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