Aquapolis·#9·2003
Elekid, the Electric-type Baby Pokémon, first sparked into existence in Generation II, evolving into the powerful Electabuzz and eventually Electivire, embodying pure electrical energy. This specific Elekid card hails from the Aquapolis set of 2003, a common card from the innovative e-Card era, distinguished by its unique Baby Pokémon rule and e-Reader compatibility. Here, you will discover Elekid's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including its Energy Kick attack with its specific energy cost, and its distinct weakness and retreat cost, alongside its edition history.
Read more ↓Elekid is an Electric-type Baby Pokémon first introduced in Generation II of the Pokémon franchise. It is the pre-evolution of Electabuzz and eventually Electivire, forming a three-stage evolutionary line that showcases a progression of electrical power. As a Baby Pokémon, Elekid is often depicted as playful and energetic, constantly buzzing with electric currents. Its Pokédex entries typically highlight its habit of swinging its arms to generate electricity, which it then stores in its body. Elekid prefers habitats near power plants or areas rich in electricity, often found in rocky terrains or urban environments. Its diet is not explicitly detailed in the games, but like many Electric-types, it likely absorbs ambient electrical energy. In the anime, Elekid frequently appears as a cute, mischievous Pokémon, often accompanying trainers like Paul or being featured in various episodes demonstrating its early electrical abilities. Its role in the games is primarily as an early-game Electric-type option, evolving into the more powerful Electabuzz. Elekid's simple yet iconic design, resembling a baby with electrical plugs for arms, has made it a recognizable and beloved Pokémon, representing the vibrant energy of the Electric type.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
