Mega Evolution·#148
Spiritomb, a peculiar Ghost and Dark-type Pokémon from Generation IV, is renowned for being comprised of 108 spirits bound to an Odd Keystone, a fascinating piece of Pokémon lore. This specific Spiritomb card, numbered 148/132 from the Mega Evolution set, is a regular rare variant from the XY era, standing out for its unique artwork and strategic abilities. Here, visitors can delve into Spiritomb's Pokédex lore, understand its Spiteful Swirl Ability and Mountain Breaker attack with their respective energy costs, and learn about its Grass weakness and edition history.
Read more ↓Spiritomb is a unique Ghost/Dark-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV, first appearing in the Sinnoh region. This mysterious Pokémon is not known to evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making it a standalone entity within its evolutionary chain. Spiritomb's lore is particularly fascinating; it is said to be formed from 108 spirits, bound together by a mysterious spell to an Odd Keystone. This binding is a crucial element of its existence, preventing the spirits from causing widespread mischief and chaos. In the games, players typically encounter Spiritomb after collecting 108 spirits by interacting with other players in the Underground, a task that highlights its deep connection to its lore. Its type combination, Ghost/Dark, grants it a unique defensive profile, making it immune to Psychic and Normal-type attacks while being weak to Fairy-type moves. Spiritomb has made appearances in the anime, often depicted as a mischievous or even malevolent force, reflecting its Pokédex entries. Its design, a swirling purple and green mass of energy emanating from a cracked keystone, perfectly encapsulates its spectral and ancient nature. Spiritomb's role in the Pokémon world often revolves around its ancient origins and the powerful magic that binds it, making it a memorable and often challenging Pokémon to encounter and capture. Its distinct appearance and compelling backstory have cemented its place as a fan favorite among Ghost-type enthusiasts.
Last updated: April 7, 2026
