What generation is Cascoon from?

Cascoon is a Bug-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, which first appeared in the Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire video games.

What does the Tangle Drag attack do?

Tangle Drag, costing one Colorless energy, allows you to switch one of your opponent's Benched Pokémon with their current Defending Pokémon.

Is this Cascoon card rare?

No, this Cascoon card from the Dragons Exalted set is a common rarity, making it relatively easy to obtain for collectors.

What is the weakness of this Cascoon card?

This Cascoon card has a weakness to Fire-type Pokémon, meaning it takes double damage from Fire attacks.

Who illustrated this Cascoon card?

The illustration for this Cascoon card is credited to match, an artist known for contributing artwork to the Pokémon Trading Card Game.

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CascoonDragons Exalted #9 Pokémon Card

Dragons Exalted·#9·2012

Cascoon, the Cocoon Pokémon, is a Bug-type creature from Generation III, forming a pivotal part of the Wurmple evolutionary line and holding a unique place in Pokémon lore. This specific card, from the 2012 Dragons Exalted set, is a common variant that stands out for its evocative artwork and intriguing flavor text. Here, visitors will discover Cascoon's Pokédex lore, delve into the mechanics of its attacks and their energy costs, and explore the card's edition history.

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Card Number: #9
Release Date: August 14, 2012
Language: EN
Set Code: BW6

Cascoon is the Cocoon Pokémon, a Bug-type creature introduced in Generation III alongside its counterpart, Silcoon. It evolves from Wurmple at level 7, specifically if Wurmple's personality value is odd, and then evolves into Dustox at level 10. Cascoon is known for its tough, silky cocoon, which it spins to protect itself while undergoing metamorphosis. During this stage, it remains largely immobile, hanging from tree branches and waiting to evolve. Its diet consists of nutrients stored from its time as a Wurmple, as it does not actively feed during its cocoon stage. In the games, Cascoon often appears in forests and wooded areas, reflecting its natural habitat. In the anime, Jessie of Team Rocket famously owned a Cascoon that evolved from her Wurmple, highlighting the surprise element of Wurmple's dual evolutions. The evolutionary split between Cascoon and Silcoon, leading to Dustox and Beautifly respectively, adds an interesting layer to the Wurmple line, making it a unique and memorable part of the Pokémon ecosystem. Cascoon’s resilience and patience during its transformative stage make it a symbol of growth and anticipation within the Pokémon world.