Dragon Ball · Power Absorbed Pre-Release Cards
Android 21 // Android 21, the Nature of Evil
Android 21 // Android 21, the Nature of Evil (Power Absorbed Pre-Release Cards BT20-024) has a market price of US$29.90 as of Nov 9, 2026.
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Market price
As of Nov 9, 2026 · The market price is TCGplayer’s, in US dollars. It is a guide, not an offer.
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Card details
- Type
- Leader
- Power
- 10000/15000
- Colour
- Blue
- Character
- Android 21
- Special traits
- Android/Scientist
- Era
- Special
Card text
Android 21 Permanent You can't activate Extras, and during your turn, you can't play battle cards by skills. Auto If you have an "Android 21" Z-Battle Card in play : At the end of your turn, switch up to 1 of your blue energy to Active Mode. Activate:Main Once per turn Add 1 card from your life to your hand : Look at up to 5 cards from the top of your deck, add up to 1 blue "Android" card among them to your hand, shuffle your deck, and this card gets +5000 power for the turn. Awaken When your life is at 4 or less : Draw 1 card, and switch up to 1 of your energy to Active Mode. Android 21, the Nature of Evil Permanent During your turn, you can't play battle cards by skills. Permanent When paying energy costs for your "Android 21" cards, you can use your "Android 21" Z-Battle Cards and your opponent's Battle Cards and Unisons as energy. Activate:Main Once per turn Draw 1 card, and choose up to 3 of your opponent's Battle Cards and/or Unisons, ignoring Barrier, and switch them to Active Mode.
All card details
- Special Trait
- Android/Scientist
- Era
- Special
- Character
- Android 21
About this card
Android 21 // Android 21, the Nature of Evil is card BT20-024 in Power Absorbed Pre-Release Cards, a Dragon Ball set released Mar 10, 2023. Rarity: Uncommon. Reference market price on Nov 9, 2026: US$29.90. Source: TCGplayer market data via tcgcsv.com, updated daily. A reference price is not an offer.