Toxel, the Electric/Poison-type Baby Pokémon, was introduced in Generation VIII and is known for its unique ability to filter dirty water and evolve into the popular Toxtricity. This specific card, from the Phantasmal Flames set released in the modern TCG era, is a common variant that stands out for its strategic "Call for Family" attack. Here, visitors will discover Toxel's fascinating Pokédex lore, its card's attacks with their energy costs, its weakness, and its edition history within the Pokémon TCG.
Read more ↓Toxel, the Baby Pokémon, is a fascinating Electric/Poison-type creature introduced in Generation VIII with the Galar region. Its most distinctive feature is its ability to generate electricity from a unique organ inside its body, which also filters dirty water into a harmless yet poisonous liquid. Toxel is known for its playful and somewhat mischievous demeanor, often shocking those who try to pick it up. It evolves into Toxtricity, a rock-star-like Pokémon with two distinct forms, Amped and Low Key, depending on its nature. In the games, Toxel can be found in various locations across Galar, often near bodies of water or in wild areas. Its dual typing offers a unique strategic advantage, being immune to Poison attacks and resistant to Electric, Flying, and Steel types, though it has notable weaknesses to Ground and Psychic. Toxel's design, reminiscent of a baby punk rocker, has endeared it to many fans, making it a memorable addition to the Pokémon roster. Its evolution into Toxtricity further solidifies its role as a Pokémon with a distinct personality and battle style.
Last updated: April 7, 2026
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