Supreme Victors·#51·2009
Bibarel, the industrious Normal and Water-type Beaver Pokémon from Generation IV, is celebrated for its dam-building prowess and significant role in shaping natural landscapes. This specific card, #51 from the 2009 Supreme Victors set, features a common rarity and showcases the Pokémon in a dynamic pose, characteristic of its active nature. Here, you will discover Bibarel's Pokédex lore, detailed information on its attacks, energy costs, weakness, and the historical context of its release within the Platinum era.
Read more ↓Bibarel, the industrious Beaver Pokémon, is a Normal and Water-type creature introduced in Generation IV of the Pokémon franchise, specifically in the Sinnoh region. It is the evolved form of Bidoof, a Pokémon often affectionately, or sometimes comically, referred to as the "Platypus Pokémon" or "HM Slave" due to its ability to learn a wide array of Hidden Machines. Bibarel itself is known for its remarkable ability to construct dams, altering landscapes and creating habitats for other Pokémon. Its natural habitat typically includes rivers, lakes, and other bodies of fresh water where it can utilize its strong teeth and tail to fell trees and build elaborate structures. Bibarel's diet primarily consists of berries and aquatic plants. In the games, Bibarel is a reliable Pokémon for navigating the region, often serving as a utility Pokémon thanks to its diverse move pool. In the anime, Bibarel are often depicted as diligent and hardworking, contributing to local ecosystems and occasionally assisting humans with construction projects. Its cultural significance lies in its representation of perseverance and environmental engineering within the Pokémon world, embodying the beaver's real-world reputation as a master builder.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
