Black & White·#35·2011
Basculin, a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V, is renowned for its aggressive nature and unique two-form rivalry, making it a fascinating species in the Pokémon world. This specific card, #35 from the 2011 Black & White set, is a common variant that captures the Pokémon's combative spirit through its dynamic artwork and disruptive attack. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its Crunch attack with its energy costs, and a comprehensive history of this edition within the TCG.
Read more ↓Basculin is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V, native to the Unova region. Known for its aggressive nature and distinctive red-striped and blue-striped forms, Basculin is often found in rivers and lakes, where it fiercely defends its territory. These two forms are said to be in constant conflict, rarely coexisting peacefully. In the wild, Basculin are often seen swimming in schools, though their internal rivalries mean these groups are far from harmonious. Their diet primarily consists of smaller aquatic Pokémon and insects. Basculin do not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making them a standalone species. In the Pokémon games, they are often encountered as common fishing Pokémon, sometimes providing a challenge due to their high Attack and Speed stats. The anime has depicted Basculin as rowdy and territorial, emphasizing their combative disposition. Culturally, Basculin represent the theme of internal conflict and the struggle for dominance, a recurring motif in nature.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
