ビリリダマ

Printed language: Japanese · Pokémon

Set (printed edition): VMAXクライマックス
Rarity (source): None
Illustrator: Sekio
Source reference: S8b-047

CARDEX BACKGROUND

The Pokémon’s story

Voltorb first appeared in Pokédex accounts at the same place as Poké Balls: a factory that manufactured them. Its shape resembles the object so closely that nobody has been able to explain the connection. One hypothesis suggests that strong exposure to energy brought a Poké Ball to life. The text nevertheless leaves this origin unresolved. Voltorb thus remains a Pokémon that could be mistaken for a tool, with an industrial history that still cannot be confirmed.

Background on the species in the video games; its forms and card versions may have appeared later.

A detail worth noticing

Sometimes a light impact is enough to make Voltorb explode, according to Alpha Sapphire. This risk makes its resemblance to a Poké Ball particularly deceptive: an object someone might pick up without thinking could be a highly sensitive Pokémon. The Pokédex describes a real encounter hazard without giving it a certain origin.

Sources for this background

Card details

HP: 60
Type (source): Lightning
Stage (source): Basic
Pokédex number: 100
Regulation mark: D
Retreat cost: 1 Energy
Weakness (source): Fighting x2

Printed card text — Japanese

Quoted source text is retained in the card’s printed language so this exact printing can be identified. The CarDex background above is translated into English.

Description from the source

発電所などに現れる。モンスターボールと間違えて触ってしびれる人が多い。

Attacks

エレキボール

Cost: Lightning · Lightning

Damage: 40

Documented variants

Versions reported by the source; identification for sales still needs verification.

Normal
Reverse
normal · standard
reverse · standard

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