XY·#25·2014
Braixen, the Fire-type fox Pokémon, emerged in Generation VI as the elegant evolution of Fennekin, captivating fans with its fiery twig and magical demeanor. This specific Braixen card from the 2014 XY set is a common, non-holographic variant that marks its debut in the Pokémon Trading Card Game. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details including Braixen's Pokédex lore, its card's attacks with their energy costs, weakness, and the card's historical context within the TCG.
Read more ↓Braixen is a Fire-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VI, serving as the evolved form of Fennekin and the pre-evolution of Delphox. This bipedal fox Pokémon is known for its elegant appearance and its use of a fiery twig, which it pulls from its tail and ignites for battle and communication. Braixen’s natural habitat is often depicted in arid or mountainous regions, where it can easily find the twigs it uses. Its diet is largely unconfirmed in official Pokédex entries, but as a fox-like creature, it is likely an omnivore. In the anime, Braixen gained significant popularity through Serena's Braixen in Pokémon XY, showcasing its strong bond with its trainer and its determination in Pokémon Showcases. This portrayal highlighted its graceful movements and powerful fire attacks, making it a fan favorite. As a mid-stage evolution, Braixen plays a crucial role in its evolutionary line, bridging the gap between the cute Fennekin and the sophisticated Delphox. Its unique design, combining elements of a magician and a witch, contributes to its cultural significance within the Pokémon franchise, representing both beauty and strength.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
