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BagonDragon #23 Pokémon Card

Dragon·#23·2003

Bagon, the Headbutt Pokémon, is a determined Dragon-type from Generation III, known for its unwavering dream of flight and its evolution into the majestic Salamence. This specific card hails from the 2003 Dragon set, a foundational release in the EX era, and represents Bagon's debut in the Pokémon TCG as a common card. Here, visitors will discover detailed Pokédex lore, its precise attacks including Paralyzing Gaze and Combustion with their respective energy costs, and its weakness, resistance, and retreat cost.

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Card Number
#23
Release Date
November 23, 2003
Language
EN
Set Code
EX3

Bagon is a Dragon-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, hailing from the Hoenn region. Known for its intense desire to fly, Bagon spends its days headbutting rocks and trees, training its neck muscles and hardening its skull in the futile hope that one day it will take to the skies. This persistent, almost obsessive behavior is a central theme in its lore, highlighting its unwavering determination. Bagon evolves into Shelgon, which further evolves into the majestic Dragon/Flying-type Salamence, finally fulfilling its lifelong dream of flight. In the games, Bagon is often found in mountainous or cave environments, reflecting its rugged training regimen. Its pure Dragon typing gives it resistances to Fire, Water, Grass, and Electric, while making it weak to Ice, Dragon, and Fairy-type attacks. In the anime, Bagon has been featured in episodes showcasing its struggle to evolve and its powerful headbutt attacks. Culturally, Bagon embodies the spirit of perseverance and the pursuit of an ambitious dream, resonating with many fans who appreciate its underdog story. Its design, with its distinctive helmet-like skull, is instantly recognizable and contributes to its charm as a baby pseudo-legendary Pokémon.

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