Dragons Exalted·#27·2012
Feebas, the famously unappealing Fish Pokémon, is a Water-type creature introduced in Generation III, known for its incredible transformation into the beautiful Milotic, symbolizing hidden potential. This specific card, #27 from the 2012 Dragons Exalted set, is a common variant notable for its strategic "Add-a-Dash" attack. Here, visitors will discover Feebas's Pokédex lore, the card's practical mechanics including its single Water energy attack, and its place within the Black & White TCG era.
Read more ↓Feebas, the Fish Pokémon, was introduced in Generation III, hailing from the Hoenn region. It is a dual-type Water Pokémon, notoriously known for its unappealing appearance, often described as shabby and ugly in the Pokédex entries. Despite its plain looks, Feebas possesses an extraordinary ability to evolve into the beautiful and graceful Milotic, but only under specific and challenging conditions, typically involving high Beauty stats in the main series games or trading with a specific item. This stark contrast between its base and evolved forms makes Feebas a unique and memorable Pokémon. Its natural habitat is often described as murky, stagnant waters, where it is said to be very hardy, capable of surviving even in little water. This resilience highlights its unassuming strength despite its perceived weakness. In the games, finding Feebas can be a significant challenge, often requiring players to fish in very specific tiles within certain routes, adding to its mystique and the sense of accomplishment upon finding one. Its role in the anime often centers around its evolution into Milotic, showcasing its potential for beauty and strength. Culturally, Feebas embodies the "ugly duckling" trope, teaching a lesson about inner beauty and potential hidden beneath a plain exterior, making it a beloved Pokémon among many fans.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
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