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Electrode — Base Set Pokémon card

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ElectrodeBase Set #21 Pokémon Card

Base Set·#21·1999

Electrode, the volatile Electric-type Pokémon, is a Generation I creature known for its explosive nature and role as the evolved form of Voltorb, making it a culturally significant figure in the Pokémon universe. This specific 1st Edition Base Set Electrode card, released in 1999, stands out as a rare and historically important variant from the initial print run of the English Pokémon Trading Card Game. Here, visitors can delve into Electrode's Pokédex lore, explore its unique attacks and energy costs, understand its weakness, and learn about the card's edition history.

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Card Number
#21
Release Date
May 31, 1995
Language
EN
Set Code
bs

Electrode, the Ball Pokémon, is a pure Electric-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It is the evolved form of Voltorb, evolving at level 30. Electrode is characterized by its spherical shape, resembling a Poké Ball, but with an inverted color scheme of red on the bottom and white on top, often depicted with a wide, mischievous grin. These Pokémon are notorious for their highly unstable nature, storing immense amounts of electrical energy within their bodies, which can lead to spontaneous and powerful explosions with little to no provocation. They are frequently found in power plants and other electrical facilities, often mistaken for actual Poké Balls due to their appearance, a dangerous assumption given their explosive temperament. In the games, Electrode is known for its high Speed stat and access to powerful Electric-type moves. In the anime, Electrode have appeared in various episodes, often showcasing their playful yet volatile personalities. Their unique design and destructive capabilities have made them memorable figures in the Pokémon universe, representing the raw, untamed power of electricity.

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Last updated: April 7, 2026

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