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Beedrill — Base Set 2 Pokémon card

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BeedrillBase Set 2 #21 Pokémon Card

Base Set 2·#21·2000

Beedrill, the iconic Bug/Poison-type Pokémon from Generation I, is a fierce and classic member of the Weedle evolution line, culturally significant for its aggressive nature. This specific Beedrill card from the 2000 Base Set 2, card #21, is a non-holographic common variant that stands out for its classic Ken Sugimori artwork and foundational game mechanics. Here, visitors will discover Beedrill’s Pokédex lore, the card’s detailed attacks and energy costs, its weakness, and its historical context within the Pokémon TCG.

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Card Number
#21
Release Date
February 23, 2000
Language
EN
Set Code
b2

Beedrill is a formidable Bug/Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, evolving from Kakuna, which in turn evolves from Weedle. This aggressive Pokémon is renowned for its twin stingers found on its forelegs and a large, venomous stinger on its tail, making it a dangerous opponent in the wild. Beedrill typically inhabits forests and wooded areas, often found in swarms, fiercely defending its territory and hive. Its diet primarily consists of tree sap and nectar, which it gathers with surprising speed and agility. In the Pokémon games, Beedrill is an early-game powerhouse for trainers who prioritize swift, hard-hitting attacks. In the anime, it frequently appears as a wild Pokémon, often portrayed as a threat to Ash and his friends, emphasizing its territorial and aggressive nature. Beedrill’s design, resembling a giant wasp, taps into a primal fear for many, contributing to its iconic status among the original 151 Pokémon. Its evolution line represents a classic example of insect metamorphosis, from the larval Weedle to the pupal Kakuna, culminating in the winged adult Beedrill, a symbol of natural evolution and predatory prowess within the Pokémon world.

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