Stormfront·#56·2008
Cherubi, the adorable Cherry Pokémon, is a Grass-type from Generation IV, known for its cheerful disposition and evolution into Cherrim. This specific card, from the 2008 Stormfront set, is a common variant celebrated for its unique artistic interpretation. Here, you'll discover Cherubi's Pokédex lore, its card's attacks with their energy costs, weakness, and detailed edition history. This page caters to collectors seeking set completion, fans of Tomokazu Komiya's art, and anyone interested in the nuances of Pokémon card collecting, with a comprehensive FAQ section.
Read more ↓Cherubi, the Cherry Pokémon, was introduced in Generation IV as a Grass-type. It is known for its distinctive appearance, resembling a cherry with a smaller, second head attached. Cherubi evolves into Cherrim when exposed to sunlight, showcasing a fascinating biological adaptation to its environment. In the wild, Cherubi are often found in orchards and sunny fields, where they can absorb ample sunlight, which is crucial for their growth and the development of the nutrients stored in their small secondary ball. This small ball is not just for show; it serves as a vital energy source for its evolution, making it a sweet and appealing target for other Pokémon and humans alike. Cherubi's docile and cheerful disposition makes it a popular Pokémon among trainers and a frequent sight in the Sinnoh region's natural landscapes. Its role in the games often involves early-game encounters, and in the anime, it appears in various episodes, primarily depicted as a friendly and sometimes mischievous creature. Its design, inspired by the common fruit, gives it a universal appeal, contributing to its cultural significance as a symbol of growth and natural abundance within the Pokémon world.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
