Stellar Crown·#13·2024
Dipplin, the Grass/Dragon type Candy Apple Pokémon from Generation IX, is a whimsical evolution of Applin, notable for its dual-worm design within a sweet shell. This Stellar Crown card from 2024 is a common non-holo variant, capturing the Pokémon's unique charm through vibrant artwork. Here, you will discover Dipplin's Pokédex lore, detailed attack mechanics including energy costs and effects, and its historical context within the TCG. This page offers insights for new and seasoned collectors, covering aspects like card collectibility and frequently asked questions.
Read more ↓Dipplin, the Candy Apple Pokémon, is a unique Grass/Dragon type introduced in Generation IX. It represents the evolution of Applin, a creature known for residing within an apple. Dipplin's distinctive characteristic is that it is essentially two worm-like Pokémon, a "fore-wyrm" and a "core-wyrm," sharing a single candy-coated apple. This symbiotic relationship is central to its lore, with each part playing a role in its survival and movement. Dipplin typically inhabits orchards and sweet-smelling forests where apples are abundant, making it a creature deeply intertwined with its environment. Its diet primarily consists of the apple it lives in, which it continuously regenerates and consumes. In the games and anime, Dipplin is often portrayed as a jovial and somewhat clumsy Pokémon, yet surprisingly resilient due to its protective candy shell. Its evolution from Applin, which can also evolve into Flapple or Appletun, adds to its unique biological niche within the Pokémon world, showcasing diverse evolutionary paths from a single base form. Dipplin's design is a testament to the creative and often whimsical nature of Pokémon, blending natural elements with fantastical candy aesthetics, making it a memorable addition to the Pokédex.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
