Jungle·#50·1999
Cubone, the Lonely Pokémon, is a Ground-type from Generation I, known for its iconic skull helmet and poignant backstory, making it a culturally significant figure in the Pokémon universe. This specific card is a 1st Edition non-holographic common from the 1999 Jungle set, a highly collectible variant from the earliest days of the Pokémon TCG. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks including energy costs and effects, its weakness, resistance, and retreat cost, alongside a comprehensive history of this particular edition.
Read more ↓Cubone is known as the Lonely Pokémon, a Ground-type introduced in Generation I. It is instantly recognizable by the skull it wears on its head, which is said to be the skull of its deceased mother. This poignant backstory is a core part of its identity, evoking strong emotions from fans. Cubone evolves into Marowak, which then can evolve into Alolan Marowak under specific conditions in later games, showcasing a unique regional variant. Its natural habitat is often depicted as caves or desolate areas, where it can mourn in solitude. Cubone’s diet is not explicitly detailed in the games, but it is generally understood to be an omnivore, like many Pokémon. Its behavior is characterized by its solitary nature and its habit of crying, which is said to echo within the skull it wears. In the games, Cubone is a relatively common early-game Pokémon, often found in areas like Pokémon Tower in Kanto, an area steeped in its lore. In the anime, Cubone has appeared in various episodes, often highlighting its sorrowful nature and the bond it shares with its mother. Culturally, Cubone symbolizes loss, memory, and resilience, resonating deeply with many players and fans for its emotional depth within the Pokémon world.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
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