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Electrode — Boundaries Crossed Pokémon card

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ElectrodeBoundaries Crossed #52 Pokémon Card

Boundaries Crossed·#52·2012

Electrode, the Electric-type Ball Pokémon, a classic from Generation I, evolves from Voltorb and is culturally significant as one of the original 151 Pokémon. This specific card, from the 2012 Boundaries Crossed set, is a common rarity variant that stands out with its iconic Ken Sugimori artwork capturing Electrode's mischievous energy. Visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks including energy costs and damage, and its weakness, along with its edition history within the Pokémon TCG.

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Card Number
#52
Release Date
November 6, 2012
Language
EN
Set Code
BW7

Electrode, the Ball Pokémon, is an Electric-type Pokémon known for its spherical shape and volatile nature. Introduced in Generation I, Electrode is the evolved form of Voltorb, evolving at level 30. Its natural habitat includes power plants and electrical facilities, where it is often found near sources of electricity, which it absorbs to sustain itself. Electrode's behavior is characterized by its tendency to spontaneously explode with little to no provocation, a trait that makes it both dangerous and fascinating. Its diet primarily consists of electrical energy, which it stores within its body, causing it to become bloated and potentially burst. In the games, Electrode is often encountered as a fast special attacker, and its ability to learn self-destructing moves like Explosion and Self-Destruct is a nod to its Pokedex entry. In the anime, Electrode often appears as a mischievous and unpredictable force, further cementing its reputation as a living bomb. Its unique design, resembling a Poké Ball, has made it instantly recognizable and a staple of the Pokémon franchise's early days, contributing to its enduring cultural significance as a classic Kanto Pokémon.

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