Aquapolis·#68·2003
Bellsprout, the iconic Grass/Poison type Pokémon from Generation I, holds significant cultural recognition within the Pokémon universe and its evolution line culminates in the formidable Victreebel. This specific card, from the Aquapolis set released in 2003, is a common variant and a prime example of the unique e-Card Series era, known for its distinct interactive features. Here, visitors will discover Bellsprout's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including attack energy costs, weakness, and retreat cost, alongside its specific edition history.
Read more ↓Bellsprout, the Flower Pokémon, is a Grass/Poison type introduced in Generation I. It evolves into Weepinbell, which then evolves into Victreebel. Bellsprout is known for its flexible, slender body, resembling a plant stalk with a large head and two leaves. Its roots act as feet, allowing it to move surprisingly quickly despite its plant-like appearance. Bellsprout typically lives in forests and grasslands, often found clinging to branches or the ground, absorbing nutrients. In the anime, Bellsprout is often depicted as timid but capable, with one notable appearance being a Bellsprout that defeated Ash's Pikachu in a sumo wrestling match. Its unique design and early game availability in various Pokémon titles have made it a recognizable and beloved Pokémon, representing the dual nature of plant life in the Pokémon world—both nurturing and potentially dangerous. Its Poison typing adds an interesting dynamic to its Grass-type characteristics, reflecting the diverse flora found in nature.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
