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Raichu d'Alola 21 from Collection McDonald's 2019
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21 • Collection McDonald's 2019

Raichu d'Alola

Raichu d'Alola is a Sans Rareté Raichu print from Collection McDonald's 2019 in the Sun & Moon era. Use this page to confirm the exact release, card facts, and the other Raichu prints most likely to be confused with it.

Release
Oct 30, 2019
Era
Sun & Moon
Form
Raichu
Market
N/A
Source
French
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Card facts

Set

Collection McDonald's 2019

Series

Collection McDonald's

Artist

Akira Komayama

Card number

21

HP

110

Types

Électrique

Stage / suffix

Niveau 1

Evolves from

Pikachu

Source language

French

Available languages

French

Printed in set

40 official / 41 total

How to identify this print

Raichu d'Alola 21 is best verified by matching the set name, collector number, rarity, and visible finish before comparing prices or buying a copy.

Match the set stamp

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Check number and rarity

21 and Sans Rareté narrow this to the correct print, especially when holo, promo, or premium-art treatments look similar.

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