Skyridge·#49·2003
Delibird, the Delivery Pokémon, is an endearing Ice/Flying type introduced in Generation II, known for its iconic behavior of carrying food in its tail, often sharing it with those stranded in the mountains. This particular card, from the 2003 Skyridge set, is a common non-holo variant, notable for being part of the last Wizards of the Coast-produced English Pokémon TCG expansion. Here, you'll discover Delibird's charming Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including attack costs and weaknesses, and the unique history of this specific edition.
Read more ↓Delibird, known as the Delivery Pokémon, is an iconic Ice/Flying-type creature introduced in the second generation of Pokémon games, Gold, Silver, and Crystal. It is not part of an evolution line, existing as a standalone species. Delibird is famously characterized by its distinctive red and white plumage and the large, sack-like tail that it uses to carry food. Its Pokédex entries consistently highlight its benevolent nature, often depicting it as a rescuer in snowy mountains, bringing sustenance to lost travelers or other Pokémon. This altruistic behavior is a cornerstone of its lore, making it a beloved figure despite its relatively modest battle capabilities.
Delibird's natural habitat is primarily cold, mountainous regions, where its Ice typing helps it thrive. Its diet consists mainly of berries and other food found in these harsh environments, which it then generously shares. In the anime, Delibird often appears in episodes set in snowy locales, sometimes associated with Team Rocket as a provider of supplies or even as a messenger. Its unique move, Present, reflects its giving nature, as it can either heal or damage the opponent, adding an element of unpredictability true to its character. Type-wise, as an Ice/Flying Pokémon, Delibird is weak to Fire, Electric, Rock, and Steel, but resists Grass and Bug, and is immune to Ground. Despite not being a powerhouse in competitive battles, Delibird holds significant cultural significance as a symbol of generosity and winter cheer, often featured in holiday-themed Pokémon merchandise and events.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
