Rumble·#16
Bibarel, the industrious Beaver Pokémon, is a Normal and Water type from Generation IV, known for its diligent dam-building and significant role in its aquatic habitats. This specific Bibarel card hails from the unique 2009 Pokémon Rumble set, a rare promotional collection distinguished by its distinctive polygonal art style. Here, visitors will discover Bibarel's Pokédex lore, the card's specific HP, its Rollout attack with its four Colorless Energy cost and 50 damage, its Fighting weakness, and the fascinating history of this special edition.
Read more ↓Bibarel, the Beaver Pokémon, is a Normal and Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV. It is the evolved form of Bidoof, known for its industrious nature and ability to construct dams and homes near water sources. Often referred to as "the architect of the rivers," Bibarel uses its sturdy incisors and broad tail to fell trees and shape its environment, creating intricate waterways and habitats that benefit other Pokémon. Its diet primarily consists of berries, roots, and aquatic plants it gathers from its self-made ecosystems. Bibarel is known for its calm and hardworking demeanor, rarely engaging in conflict unless provoked, preferring to focus on its construction projects. In the games, Bibarel is a common early-game Pokémon often utilized for its ability to learn numerous HM moves, making it a valuable "HM slave" for navigating the Sinnoh region and beyond. Its presence in the anime often highlights its role as a helpful and diligent Pokémon, showcasing its intelligence and problem-solving skills in various situations. Despite its humble appearance, Bibarel plays a significant role in maintaining ecological balance in its natural habitats, demonstrating the importance of even seemingly ordinary creatures within the Pokémon world.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
