What is the primary condition for playing Acerola's Mischief?

You can only play Acerola's Mischief if your opponent has 2 or fewer Prize cards remaining, making it a late-game strategic option.

What does Acerola's Mischief do to my Pokémon?

It prevents all damage from and effects of attacks done to a chosen Pokémon by your opponent's Pokémon ex during their next turn.

Is Acerola's Mischief a rare card?

As card number 113/132, it is a common Supporter card, not considered rare within its set.

Who is the illustrator of this card?

The artwork for Acerola's Mischief is illustrated by Yuu Nishida.

Can I play multiple Acerola's Mischief cards in one turn?

No, like all Supporter cards, you may play only one Supporter card during your turn.

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Card 113Mega Evolution #113 Pokémon Card

Mega Evolution·#113

Acerola, a charming Ghost-type specialist from the Alola region, is a fan-favorite character known for her playful demeanor and unique fashion sense. This specific Acerola's Mischief card from the Mega Evolution set, numbered 113/132, is a common Supporter Trainer card that stands out for its strategic late-game effect. Here, you will find detailed information including Pokédex lore, the card's mechanics with its energy costs and effects, and its edition history.

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Card Number: #113
Language: EN
Set Code: me1

Acerola is a beloved character from the Pokémon Sun and Moon games, serving as one of the Elite Four members in the Alola region. She is a Ghost-type specialist and is known for her cheerful demeanor and unique fashion sense, often appearing with her signature Mimikyu. Acerola is a young girl with purple hair and a playful personality, often seen smiling or making mischievous expressions. Her role in the games extends beyond the Elite Four, as she also has a significant presence in the post-game content and is involved in various side quests, endearing her to players. In the anime, Acerola is depicted with similar qualities, often assisting Ash and his friends on their adventures. Her interactions with Ghost-type Pokémon, such as her Palossand and Dhelmise, highlight her deep connection to these often misunderstood creatures. Acerola's presence adds a touch of lightheartedness and charm to the Alola region, making her a memorable figure in the Pokémon universe. Her design and character contribute to the diverse cast of trainers that populate the Pokémon world, appealing to a wide range of fans.

Last updated: April 7, 2026