Sandstorm·#32·2003
Baltoy, the enigmatic Clay Doll Pokémon, is a dual Ground/Psychic type introduced in the Hoenn region, known for its ancient origins and unique spinning movement, evolving into the majestic Claydol. This specific card from the 2003 Sandstorm set is a common basic Pokémon, distinguished by its dynamic artwork and a classic disruptive attack mechanic. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details on Baltoy's Pokédex lore, the card's HP, attack names, energy costs, damage, effects, weakness, resistance, and its place in TCG history.
Read more ↓Baltoy, the Clay Doll Pokémon, is a Ground/Psychic dual-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III. This ancient Pokémon is said to have been brought to life from clay figures by a mysterious ray of light thousands of years ago. It has a distinctive, top-like body with a single eye and two arm-like protrusions, often depicted in a spinning motion. Baltoy is unique in its evolutionary line, evolving into Claydol at level 36. Its natural habitat is typically ruins and ancient sites, reflecting its origins. Baltoy is known for its ability to float and rotate, often seen performing a rapid spin. In the games, it's often found in desert areas or specific ancient ruins, like the Desert Underpass or the Sealed Chamber in Hoenn. While not a central figure in the anime, it has made appearances, usually alongside trainers exploring ancient sites or in episodes focusing on its unique abilities. Its design draws inspiration from Japanese Haniwa figures, which are ancient clay sculptures, giving it a cultural significance rooted in real-world archaeology and folklore. Its Psychic typing allows for various special attacks, while its Ground typing provides an affinity for earth-based moves, making it a versatile addition to a team, particularly against Electric and Rock types.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
