Expedition·#102·2002
Corsola is a delightful Water/Rock-type Pokémon from the Johto region, a charming coral creature with a unique evolutionary background and significant cultural ties to marine ecosystems. This specific card from the 2002 Expedition Base Set is a common non-foil, notable for its e-Reader compatibility and the distinctive design of that era. Here you will discover Corsola's Pokédex lore, the card's attack details including energy costs, weakness, and resistance, along with its edition history.
Read more ↓Corsola is a charming Water/Rock-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II, making its debut in the Johto region. Known for its distinctive coral-like body, Corsola are often found in warm, clear waters where they thrive in healthy marine ecosystems. They are sedentary Pokémon, often anchoring themselves to the seabed and feeding on microscopic organisms. Corsola are also known to shed their branches, which are highly prized by people for their beauty and durability, though this practice is monitored to prevent over-harvesting. In the games, Corsola is a relatively common encounter in coastal areas, and its unique typing offers both defensive strengths and weaknesses. In the anime, Corsola has appeared in various episodes, often depicted as a peaceful and somewhat vulnerable species, sometimes forming symbiotic relationships with other marine Pokémon. Its vibrant appearance and gentle nature have made it a beloved Pokémon, representing the delicate beauty of coral reefs and the importance of ocean conservation.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
