What is Drifloon's Pokédex number?

Drifloon's Pokédex number is 425. It was introduced in Generation IV, the Sinnoh region.

What are the effects of Drifloon's attacks on this card?

Blowing Wind allows you to put one of your Benched Pokémon and all attached cards on top of your deck if you flip heads. Ominous Wind makes the Defending Pokémon Confused and unable to retreat if you flip heads.

Who illustrated this Drifloon card?

This Drifloon card was illustrated by Ken Sugimori, known for his iconic and original Pokémon designs. His art style is instantly recognizable.

Is this Drifloon card rare?

This Drifloon card is a common rarity from the Diamond & Pearl set, indicated by the circle symbol on the card. It is not considered rare.

What is Drifloon's evolution?

Drifloon evolves into Drifblim. Drifblim is also a Ghost/Flying-type Pokémon.

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DrifloonDiamond & Pearl #46 Pokémon Card

Diamond & Pearl·#46·2007

Drifloon, the Balloon Pokémon, is a Ghost/Flying-type introduced in Generation IV, known for its mischievous nature and unique lore surrounding spirits. This particular card, from the 2007 Diamond & Pearl set, is a common variant that stands out for its early representation of the species in the TCG. Here, you will find comprehensive details on its Pokédex lore, its attacks with their energy costs, weakness, and a detailed history of this specific edition. This page appeals to both nostalgic collectors and new fans, with a FAQ section covering common inquiries about the card.

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Card Number: #46
Release Date: May 22, 2007
Language: EN
Set Code: dp

Drifloon, the Balloon Pokémon, is a Ghost/Flying-type introduced in Generation IV. It is known for its eerie yet somewhat endearing nature, appearing as a purple, spherical Pokémon with a cloud-like tuft on its head and two small, heart-shaped hands. Drifloon is often depicted as a mischievous Pokémon that loves to drift with the wind, sometimes carrying off small children who mistake it for a balloon. Its Pokédex entries frequently highlight this behavior, noting that it is formed from the spirits of people and Pokémon. Drifloon evolves into Drifblim starting at Level 28. In the games, it is typically found in specific locations like Valley Windworks on Fridays, adding to its mysterious allure. In the anime, Drifloon has made several appearances, often showcasing its playful yet unsettling habit of floating away with things or people. Its unique type combination gives it interesting matchups, being immune to Normal and Fighting-type moves, and having resistances to Poison and Bug, while being weak to Ghost, Dark, Electric, Ice, and Rock. Drifloon's design, inspired by balloons and ghosts, gives it a distinct place in the Pokémon universe, making it a memorable and somewhat unsettling presence. Its lore often touches on themes of lost souls and the ephemeral nature of life, adding depth to its character despite its seemingly simple appearance.