Skyridge·#36·2003
Electrode, the volatile Electric-type Pokémon from the first generation, is a memorable evolution of Voltorb, recognized for its explosive nature and iconic Poké Ball design. This specific card, from the 2003 Skyridge set, is a common variant notable for its unique e-Reader compatibility and dynamic artwork, standing out within the final Wizards of the Coast expansion. Here, you'll discover comprehensive details, from Electrode's Pokédex lore and its powerful attacks with their energy costs, to the card's weakness, resistance, and its place in TCG history.
Read more ↓Electrode, the Ball Pokémon, is a dual Electric/Steel type introduced in the first generation of the Pokémon franchise. Evolving from Voltorb, Electrode is known for its spherical shape and volatile nature, often exploding without warning. Its Pokédex entries frequently highlight its speed and tendency to be found in power plants or areas with high electric currents, where it can absorb electricity. In the games, Electrode is notably fast, making it a viable choice for strategies focusing on speed control or quick attacks. In the anime, Electrode often appears as a mischievous or dangerous Pokémon due due to its explosive tendencies. Its design, resembling a Poké Ball turned upside down, adds to its iconic status and makes it instantly recognizable to fans. Electrode’s evolution from Voltorb, which also resembles a Poké Ball, further solidifies its unique place in the Pokémon ecosystem.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
