What is Gloom's Pokédex number?

Gloom's Pokédex number is 0044. It is known as the Weed Pokémon and evolves from Oddish.

What does the Disperse Drool attack do?

Disperse Drool deals 20 damage to the opponent's Active Pokémon and also 20 damage to each Benched Pokémon (both yours and your opponent's), without applying Weakness or Resistance to Benched Pokémon.

Who illustrated this Gloom card?

This Gloom card was illustrated by Yoriyuki Ikegami. Their artwork captures Gloom in a colorful, natural setting.

Is this Gloom card rare?

This Gloom card from the Phantasmal Flames set is a common card, indicated by its card number 002/094 without any special rarity symbols.

What is special about Gloom's drool?

The flavor text on the card states that the fluid oozing from Gloom's mouth is not drool but nectar used to attract prey, adding interesting lore to the Pokémon.

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Card 002 — Phantasmal Flames Pokémon card

Card 002Phantasmal Flames #2 Pokémon Card

Phantasmal Flames·#2

Gloom, the Grass/Poison-type Weed Pokémon, is a beloved creature from the first generation, known for its distinct odor and its dual evolution path from Oddish to Vileplume or Bellossom, making it a culturally significant Pokémon. This specific Gloom card from the 2025 Phantasmal Flames set is a common variant, standing out with its unique attack that damages both active and benched Pokémon, and its charming artwork.

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Card Number: #2
Language: EN
Set Code: me2

Gloom, the Weed Pokémon, is a Grass/Poison type and the first evolution of Oddish, evolving further into Vileplume or Bellossom depending on the evolutionary stone used. Gloom was introduced in Generation I, hailing from the Kanto region, and is known for its perpetually drooling mouth, which secretes a potent nectar that can either be sweet-smelling or incredibly foul, depending on the individual Gloom. Its natural habitat includes forests and grasslands, often found alongside its pre-evolution, Oddish. In the games, Gloom's evolution path offers strategic choices for players, balancing Vileplume's powerful special attacks with Bellossom's unique dance-based moves. In the anime, Gloom has appeared in various episodes, often showcasing its distinct odor and sleepy demeanor. Its design, with the vibrant orange petals and blue body, makes it a visually recognizable Pokémon. Gloom's dual typing gives it resistances to Grass, Fighting, Water, and Electric types, but also weaknesses to Fire, Flying, Psychic, and Ice, making it a nuanced choice in battle. Its unique biology and evolutionary split contribute significantly to its place in Pokémon lore and its appeal to fans across generations.

Last updated: April 7, 2026