Oricorio is a flamboyant, avian Pokémon introduced in Generation VII, known for its diverse forms, each representing a different dance style and type, with the Baile Style being Fire/Flying. This specific card, Oricorio ex 024 from the Mega Evolution Promos set, is a holographic full-art variant featuring captivating artwork by Shinji Kanda, making it a stand-out collectible from its TCG era. Here, you will find comprehensive details including Oricorio's Pokédex lore, the card's HP, attack names, energy costs, damage, effects, weakness, and its edition history.
Read more ↓Oricorio is a vibrant, avian Pokémon known for its elegant dances and diverse forms, each inspired by a different type of dance and found in various regions. Introduced in Generation VII with the Alola region, Oricorio is unique because it can change its form by sipping the nectar of specific flowers. The Baile Style, prominently featured on this card, is a Fire/Flying type, characterized by its passionate, flamenco-like movements and fiery plumage. This style is often found on Ula'ula Island in Alola. Oricorio has no evolutionary line but adapts its appearance and type based on its environment, making it a fascinating example of regional adaptation. Its other forms include Pom-Pom Style (Electric/Flying), Pa'u Style (Psychic/Flying), and Sensu Style (Ghost/Flying). In the games, Oricorio's ability, Dancer, allows it to copy dance-based moves, adding a strategic element to battles. In the anime, Oricorio often appears in performances and showcases, highlighting its graceful movements and charismatic personality. Its different forms symbolize the cultural diversity and unique traditions of the Alola region, making it a beloved Pokémon for its beauty and versatility.
Last updated: April 7, 2026
Card 012
Mega Evolution Promos
