What is Drifblim's evolution line?

Drifblim is the evolved form of Drifloon. Drifloon evolves into Drifblim starting at level 28 in the main series Pokémon games.

What generation was Drifblim introduced in?

Drifblim was introduced in Generation IV, specifically with the release of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl. It is native to the Sinnoh region.

What are the energy costs for this Drifblim's attacks?

The Shadow Steal attack requires one Psychic energy, and the Plentiful Placement attack requires one Psychic and one Colorless energy.

What is the weakness of this Drifblim card?

This Drifblim card has a weakness to Psychic type Pokémon, meaning it takes x2 damage from Psychic attacks.

Who illustrated this Drifblim card?

This Drifblim card from the Dragons Exalted set was illustrated by Kanako Eo.

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DrifblimDragons Exalted #51 Pokémon Card

Dragons Exalted·#51·2012

Drifblim, the charismatic Blimp Pokémon, is a beloved Ghost/Flying type from Generation IV, evolving from Drifloon and known for its gentle, aimless drifts and mysterious nature. This specific card, #51/124 from the 2012 Dragons Exalted set, is a common variant that stands out for its intriguing attack mechanics. Here, you will discover Drifblim's Pokédex lore, its attacks with their energy costs, weakness, and the card's edition history. This page will appeal to collectors and fans interested in the Black & White era, with a comprehensive FAQ addressing common inquiries about the card.

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Card Number: #51
Release Date: August 14, 2012
Language: EN
Set Code: BW6

Drifblim, the Blimp Pokémon, is a dual Ghost/Flying type introduced in Generation IV. It is the evolved form of Drifloon, which evolves at level 28. Drifblim are known for their gentle, aimless drifting, often carrying people and Pokémon with them, sometimes against their will due to their large size and buoyant nature. They are said to be made of collected souls and are most often seen at dusk, their forms vanishing with the morning light. In the games, Drifblim often appear in areas like the Eterna City Windworks or various routes, serving as a memorable encounter due to their unusual typing and abilities like Aftermath or Unburden. Its unique Ghost/Flying typing gives it resistances to Poison and Bug, and immunities to Normal and Fighting type moves, while having weaknesses to Rock, Ghost, Electric, Ice, and Dark. Drifblim has played a role in the anime through various appearances, often depicted as mischievous but not malevolent. Culturally, Drifblim represents the ethereal and elusive, a gentle giant of the skies that evokes both wonder and a touch of mystery, embodying the whimsical yet sometimes eerie aspects of the Pokémon world. Its evolution from Drifloon, a Pokémon known for carrying children away, adds a layer of dark folklore to its otherwise serene demeanor.