XY·#107·2014
Bibarel, the industrious Normal/Water type Beaver Pokémon, was introduced in Generation IV and is known for its diligent dam-building and role as an essential HM user. This specific card from the 2014 XY set is a common non-holographic printing, serving as a foundational piece for any XY set collector. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks and energy costs, as well as its weakness and edition history. This card appeals to set completionists and fans of the XY era, with the FAQ addressing common collector and fan inquiries.
Read more ↓Bibarel, the industrious Beaver Pokémon, is a Normal/Water type introduced in Generation IV. It is the evolved form of Bidoof, a Pokémon often affectionately nicknamed "HM Slave" due to its ability to learn numerous Hidden Machines, making Bibarel a natural progression of this utility. Bibarel is known for its remarkable diligence and skill in building dams and lodges, often using its sharp incisors to fell trees and shape logs, which is a central theme in its Pokédex entries across various games. Its natural habitat includes rivers and lakes, where it can easily access the resources needed for its construction projects. In the games, Bibarel can be a surprisingly versatile Pokémon, often found in early routes, and its ability to learn moves like Surf, Strength, and Cut makes it invaluable for navigating the Sinnoh region. While not a powerhouse in competitive battles, its reliability and unique abilities have endeared it to many trainers. Its presence in the anime often highlights its hardworking nature and its role in maintaining aquatic ecosystems. Culturally, Bibarel embodies the spirit of perseverance and craftsmanship, reflecting the importance of hard work and dedication.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
