
Surging Sparks·#10·2024
Dhelmise, the enigmatic Grass/Ghost-type Sea Creeper Pokémon, was introduced in Generation VII and stands out for its unique origin as a sentient collection of ship debris. This specific Dhelmise card from the 2024 Surging Sparks set is a common variant, distinguished by its Mori Yuu artwork and strategic attack mechanics. Here, you will find comprehensive details including its intriguing Pokédex lore, its powerful attacks with their energy costs, and its specific weakness.
Read more ↓Dhelmise is a unique Grass/Ghost-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII, hailing from the Alola region. Known as the Sea Creeper Pokémon, Dhelmise is not a biological creature in the traditional sense but rather an amalgamation of seaweed and debris from a sunken ship, brought to life by a powerful spirit. This unusual origin story is reflected in its distinctive appearance, which features a large ship's anchor as its primary body and a ship's wheel as a central component. Dhelmise is often found lurking in the deep ocean, preying on Tentacruel and other marine Pokémon, using its anchor as a formidable weapon. Its behavior is characterized by a strong territorial instinct, actively defending its chosen resting places, often sunken vessels or coral reefs. In the games, Dhelmise is a powerful special attacker, often overlooked but capable of surprising opponents with its unique ability, Steelworker, which boosts the power of its Steel-type moves despite not being a Steel-type itself. Its role in the anime often portrays it as a guardian of the ocean, sometimes appearing as a menacing figure but ultimately serving a purpose within its ecosystem. Dhelmise's design and lore contribute to its cultural significance as a representation of the mysteries and dangers of the deep sea, embodying the spirits of lost ships and forgotten treasures. Its singular existence, without an evolutionary line, further emphasizes its distinctiveness within the Pokémon world.
Last updated: April 11, 2026