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Electrode — XY Pokémon card

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ElectrodeXY #45 Pokémon Card

XY·#45·2014

Electrode, the energetic Electric-type Pokémon, is a classic creature from the first generation, known for its explosive nature and evolving from Voltorb. This specific card, #45 from the 2014 XY base set, is a common variant that beautifully captures Electrode's electrical essence through vibrant artwork. Here, you will discover comprehensive details about Electrode's Pokédex lore, the card's attack mechanics, energy costs, and its place in the TCG's history.

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Card Number
#45
Release Date
February 4, 2014
Language
EN
Set Code
XY1

Electrode, the Ball Pokémon, is a pure Electric-type creature introduced in Generation I alongside its pre-evolution, Voltorb. Known for its spherical shape and resemblance to a Poké Ball, Electrode is often found in power plants and similar facilities, or sometimes in grasslands where electricity gathers. Its natural habitat is typically areas rich in electrical energy, as it is said to feed on electricity. Behaviorally, Electrode is notoriously volatile and prone to self-destructing with little provocation, hence its nickname "The Bomb Ball." This characteristic is frequently depicted in the games and anime, where it is often portrayed as a mischievous and dangerous Pokémon. In the games, Electrode is valued for its high Speed stat, making it a fast attacker, and its ability to learn powerful Electric-type moves. In the anime, it has made various appearances, often causing trouble due to its explosive nature. Culturally, Electrode, along with Voltorb, is one of the more iconic Generation I Pokémon, instantly recognizable by its distinct design. Its evolution from Voltorb showcases a dramatic increase in power and a more menacing demeanor. As an Electric-type, it is strong against Water and Flying types but weak against Ground types.

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