What generation is Emolga from?

Emolga was introduced in Generation V, which featured the Unova region and its unique roster of Pokémon.

What is the rarity of this Emolga card?

This Emolga card from the Emerging Powers set is a common rarity, indicated by the circle symbol at the bottom right of the card.

What are the attacks on this Emolga card?

This Emolga card has two attacks: Thundershock, which deals 10 damage and can Paralyze, and Acrobatics, which deals 10+ damage based on coin flips.

Who illustrated this Emolga card?

The artwork for this Emolga card was created by Kouki Saitou, known for their vibrant and dynamic Pokémon illustrations.

Does this Emolga card have a Resistance?

No, this Emolga card does not have a Resistance; it only has a Weakness to Fighting-type Pokémon.

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EmolgaEmerging Powers #32 Pokémon Card

Emerging Powers·#32·2011

Emolga, the adorable Electric/Flying-type Sky Squirrel Pokémon, made its debut in Generation V and quickly became a fan favorite for its charming design and unique type combination. This specific card, Emolga #32 from the 2011 Emerging Powers set, is a common variant that beautifully showcases the Pokémon in a characteristic gliding pose. Here, visitors will discover Emolga's Pokédex lore, its attacks with their energy costs and effects, and its weakness, along with a detailed history of this card's edition.

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Card Number: #32
Release Date: August 30, 2011
Language: EN
Set Code: BW2

Emolga is an Electric/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V, making its debut in the Unova region. Known as the Sky Squirrel Pokémon, Emolga is a small, rodent-like creature with large ears and a membrane connecting its arms and legs, allowing it to glide through the air. Its diet primarily consists of berries and nuts, which it often gathers from treetops. Emolga is a social Pokémon, often found in groups, and uses its electric pouches on its cheeks to generate electricity for both defense and communication. In the Pokémon games, Emolga is often encountered early on and is recognized for its unique typing, which gives it immunity to Ground-type attacks. Its role in the anime is prominent, especially with Iris's Emolga, showcasing its mischievous yet endearing personality. Culturally, Emolga embodies a blend of cuteness and surprising power, often depicted as a swift and agile flyer. Its design draws inspiration from flying squirrels, a common and beloved animal in many parts of the world, contributing to its widespread appeal among fans. Emolga does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, standing as a single-stage evolutionary line.