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Card 018 — Ascended Heroes Pokémon card

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Card 018

Ascended Heroes·#18·2025

Tarountula, the String Ball Pokémon, is a charming Bug-type creature introduced in Generation IX, known for its intricate, elastic thread ball and its evolution into Spidops. This specific card, Team Rocket’s Tarountula 018/217 from the 2025 Ascended Heroes set, is a common variant that stands out due to its unique "Team Rocket's" designation. Here, visitors will discover Tarountula's Pokédex lore, the card's precise attacks, energy costs, and weakness, along with its edition history.

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Card Number
#18
Language
EN
Set Code
me2-5

Tarountula is a captivating Bug-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IX, making its debut in the Paldea region. Known as the String Ball Pokémon, Tarountula is characterized by the intricate, elastic ball of threads it constantly spins around its body. This unique evolutionary adaptation serves multiple purposes: it acts as a protective shield against predators, with its elasticity specifically noted to deflect the scythes of formidable opponents like Scyther, and it also functions as a means of locomotion, allowing Tarountula to roll across various terrains. Its natural habitat is typically found in forested areas and grassy plains where it can easily find materials for its string production and ambush unsuspecting prey. Tarountula is the pre-evolution of Spidops, evolving at a certain level. In the games, it's often encountered early on, providing players with an accessible Bug-type option. In the anime, it has been depicted showcasing its impressive string-spinning abilities and defensive tactics. Its charming design and practical defensive mechanism have endeared it to fans, representing the clever adaptations found in the Pokémon world.

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Last updated: April 7, 2026

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