Pokémon · Sun & Moon
Natu
Lost Thunder · #87 · Common · 2018
Listings
No active listings
From
—
Market reference
$0.26
TCGPlayer
Current listings on The Game Traders
No active listings for this card right now.
Card facts
Quick reference for collectors and graders.
- Set position
- 87 / 240
- Release year
- 2018
- Rarity
- Common
- HP
- 40
- Subtype
- Basic
- Evolves to
- Xatu
- Retreat cost
- 1 energy
- Illustrator
- Anesaki Dynamic
- Pokédex #
- 177
- Series
- Sun & Moon
Card analysis
Computed from this card's stats and text — not a reposted price.
- Primary role
- Attacker
- Damage efficiency
- 20 damage
- 10 per Energy
- Prize liability
- 1 Prize given up
- Single-prize attacker — favourable prize trades
- Setup
- Basic
- Plays straight down — no evolution needed
Strategy & play
How Natu plays — derived from its stats and the rules of the game, not an opinion.
- A Basic — hits the board turn 1 with no evolution tax.
- Its main attack (Lost March) needs 2 Energy — a turn-2 swing on manual attachment.
- Attacks on any Energy (Colorless cost) — splashable into any deck regardless of type.
- Psychic type, weak to Psychic ×2 — a Psychic attacker doing ≥20 effectively one-shots it.
- A single-prize attacker — prize-trade-positive against ex / V decks that give up two at a time.
How to beat Natu
- Exploit its Psychic weakness — ≥20 damage one-shots it.
More by Anesaki Dynamic
This card was illustrated by Anesaki Dynamic.
Building around Natu?
Drop it into the deck builder for a live consistency score, synergy suggestions, and Standard legality checks.
About this card
"It usually forages for food on the ground but may, on rare occasions, hop onto branches to peck at shoots."
CCLost March — 20×
This attack does 20 damage for each of your Pokémon, except ◇ (Prism Star) Pokémon, in the Lost Zone.
Weakness:P×2
Retreat cost:C
Tournament legality
Current legal status across competitive formats.
Recent tournament results
View calendar →Tournaments from the past 30 days where Natu was legal.
Pricing reference
Latest snapshot from the upstream catalog. Actual marketplace prices fluctuate by condition, edition, and grade — use this as a reference, not a quote.
TCGPlayer (USD)
Updated 2026/07/17| Variant | Low | Mid | High | Market | Direct Low |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Normal | $0.05 | $0.25 | $1.90 | $0.26 | — |
| Reverse Holofoil | $0.20 | $0.45 | $2.71 | $0.45 | — |
Cardmarket (EUR)
Updated 2026/01/16| Variant | Price |
|---|---|
| 1-day average | €0.15 |
| 7-day average | €0.06 |
| 30-day average | €0.10 |
| Low | €0.02 |
| Trend price | €0.05 |
| Low (excellent+) | €0.02 |
| Reverse holo low | €0.15 |
| reverseHoloAvg1 | €0.20 |
| Reverse holo 7-day | €0.28 |
| reverseHoloSell | €0.27 |
| averageSellPrice | €0.06 |
| Reverse holo 30-day | €0.33 |
| Reverse holo trend | €0.28 |
Frequently asked
How can I tell if my Natu is real?
Natu is not on our list of commonly-counterfeited cards, but counterfeits exist across every set. Check the back-light test (real cards have a black inner layer that blocks light; counterfeits glow through), the rosette dot pattern on the back under magnification, font weight and kerning on the card name, and the holofoil pattern if applicable. For high-value copies we recommend submitting to a professional grader (PSA, BGS, CGC) for tamper-evident authentication.
What is Natu worth?
As of the latest data, the current market reference price for Natu is $0.26; there are no active listings on The Game Traders right now. Actual value depends on condition, grading, edition and printing variant — graded high-condition copies (PSA 9–10) trade at a substantial premium over raw copies.
What set is Natu from?
Natu is from the Pokémon set "Lost Thunder" in the Sun & Moon series, released in 2018.
What rarity is Natu?
Natu is a Common card in the Lost Thunder set.
Natu in the news
Recent posts from card communities and trading-card press mentioning Natu.
“It’s important to foster the grassroots nature of TCGs”: T1 CEO Joe Marsh talks entering Rifbound, T1 bundle cards, and grassroots communities
Back in June, T1, the most decorated esports organization in League of Legends, revealed it had signed Nick “LS” De Cesare as its inaugural Riftbound signee. For those unaware, Riftbound is not an esport, but a TCG version of Riot Games’ League of Legends. It was a significant move, and perhaps one...
Yu-Gi-Oh!: All Protagonists' Signature Monsters, Ranked
All Yu-Gi-Oh! protagonists have been depicted as having a favorite monster to use in dire situations, but not all these cards are equally beloved.
Other Natu printings
Same Pokémon card across other sets and rarities.
