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Ekans Delta — Dragon Frontiers Pokémon card

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Ekans DeltaDragon Frontiers #47 Pokémon Card

Dragon Frontiers·#47·2006

Ekans, the iconic Poison-type snake Pokémon from Generation I, is a fan favorite known for its evolution into Arbok and its memorable appearances in the anime. This specific Ekans card from the 2006 Dragon Frontiers set is a common rarity Delta Species variant, standing out with its unique Fire typing and distinctive clay model artwork. Here, visitors will discover detailed Pokédex lore, precise information on its attacks, energy costs, and weakness, alongside an in-depth history of its edition.

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Card Number
#47
Release Date
November 5, 2006
Language
EN
Set Code
df

Ekans is a Poison-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation I, known for its serpentine appearance and ability to constrict prey. Its name is "snake" spelled backward, a simple yet effective nod to its design. Ekans evolves into Arbok, a more formidable cobra-like Pokémon. In the wild, Ekans typically inhabits grassy fields and forests, often found camouflaged among trees and tall vegetation, waiting to ambush unsuspecting prey. Its diet primarily consists of bird eggs and small rodents, which it subdues with its venomous bite before swallowing whole. Ekans is depicted in the Pokémon anime as a common antagonist, often appearing as a recurring member of Jessie's team in Team Rocket, where it showcases its loyalty and cunning. Its presence in the early games established it as one of the iconic Kanto region Pokémon, representing the dangers and mysteries of the natural world within the Pokémon universe. Despite its predatory nature, Ekans is also capable of forming strong bonds with trainers, demonstrating a surprising level of intelligence and adaptability. The species plays a foundational role in illustrating the diversity of Pokémon types and behaviors.

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