Delta Species·#20·2005
Azurill, the endearing Water/Fairy-type Polka Dot Pokémon, first appeared in Generation III and is the pre-evolution of Marill. This particular Azurill card, #20/113 from the 2005 Delta Species set, is a common non-holographic printing that stands out for its strategic utility. Here, you'll discover Azurill's Pokédex lore, its unique Baby Evolution Poké-POWER, the mechanics of its Type Match attack, and its place within the EX Series era. This guide appeals to both nostalgic fans and serious collectors, providing deep insight into its collectibility and answering common questions.
Read more ↓Azurill, the Polka Dot Pokémon, is a tiny, adorable Water/Fairy-type introduced in Generation III. It is the pre-evolved form of Marill and Azumarill, evolving into Marill when leveled up with high friendship. Azurill is known for its large, bouncy tail, which it uses to propel itself through water and even to defend itself. Despite its small size, Azurill is surprisingly strong, capable of swinging its tail with considerable force. It typically inhabits freshwater environments such as rivers and ponds, where it can be seen playing with other small Pokémon. In the Pokémon games, Azurill often appears as a baby Pokémon that requires a specific condition (high friendship) to evolve, highlighting its role as a companion. In the anime, Azurill is frequently depicted as playful and innocent, often seen alongside its evolved forms or other water-dwelling Pokémon. Its charming appearance and gentle nature have made it a fan favorite, representing the cuter, more innocent side of the Pokémon world. Azurill's existence also introduced the concept of "baby Pokémon" for existing evolution lines, adding depth to the Pokémon family trees.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
