
Jungle·#49·1999
Bellsprout, the iconic Grass/Poison type from Generation I, is a beloved Pokémon known for its unique appearance and essential role in early game strategies. This specific card, a 1st Edition Bellsprout from the 1999 Jungle set, stands out as a foundational piece of the Pokémon TCG, highly sought after by collectors for its rarity tier and vintage charm. Here, visitors will discover Bellsprout’s Pokédex lore, its "Call for Family" attack with energy costs, weakness, and the rich history of this particular edition.
Read more ↓Bellsprout, the Flower Pokémon, is a Grass/Poison type introduced in Generation I. It is known for its bell-shaped head, which resembles a pitcher plant, and its slender, vine-like body. Bellsprout typically inhabits dense forests and grasslands, where its camouflage allows it to blend seamlessly with the surrounding flora. Its diet primarily consists of insects, which it traps using its sticky, sweet-smelling mouth. Bellsprout is a relatively docile Pokémon, but it can defend itself with its Vine Whip attack if threatened. It evolves into Weepinbell at level 21, and then into Victreebel when exposed to a Leaf Stone. In the games, Bellsprout is often encountered early on, making it a common choice for new trainers due to its accessibility and decent Grass/Poison typing. Its role in the anime is often comedic, with various Bellsprout appearing in recurring roles or as background characters, showcasing its mild-mannered yet occasionally mischievous personality. Culturally, Bellsprout represents the delicate balance of nature, embodying both the beauty of flora and the predatory instincts of carnivorous plants.
Last updated: April 11, 2026