Hidden Legends·#53
Baltoy, a fascinating Ground/Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, is known for its ancient origins and distinctive top-like form, eventually evolving into the majestic Claydol. This particular Baltoy card, from the 2004 Hidden Legends set, is a common variant and represents one of the earliest printings of the Pokémon in the TCG, featuring classic Sugimori artwork. Here, visitors will discover Baltoy’s intriguing Pokédex lore, a detailed breakdown of its 50 HP, Headbutt and Mud Slap attacks with their energy costs, its Water weakness, and the card’s place within TCG history.
Read more ↓Baltoy is a Ground/Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, making its debut in the Hoenn region games Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. It is known for its distinctive top-like appearance and its ability to spin on its single foot. Baltoy is believed to have been an ancient clay figurine that was brought to life by mysterious rays, giving it a somewhat mystical and historical aura within the Pokémon world. Its natural habitat often includes ruins and ancient sites, reflecting its origins. Baltoy is a basic Pokémon that evolves into Claydol, a more complex and powerful Pokémon that resembles a large, multi-limbed clay doll. In the games, Baltoy and Claydol are often associated with ancient civilizations and their secrets. Their unique typing grants them interesting matchups, being weak to Water, Grass, Ice, Bug, Ghost, and Dark types, but resistant to Fighting, Poison, Psychic, and Rock types, and immune to Electric attacks. In the anime, Baltoy often appears in episodes exploring ancient mysteries or ruins, further solidifying its lore as a Pokémon of antiquity. Its design, inspired by ancient artifacts, gives it a unique place among Pokémon designs.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
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