Supreme Victors·#104·2009
Feebas, a Water-type Fish Pokémon from Generation III, is celebrated for its remarkable transformation into the elegant Milotic, embodying the theme of hidden potential. This specific Feebas card, #104 from the 2009 Supreme Victors set, is a common variant, yet it stands out for its unique utility attack. Visitors to this page will discover comprehensive details about Feebas's Pokédex lore, the card's specific HP, attacks, energy costs, weakness, and its place within the Platinum era of the TCG.
Read more ↓Feebas is a Water-type Fish Pokémon introduced in Generation III, specifically in the Hoenn region. It is notable for its rather plain and unimpressive appearance, often described as shabby and ugly, a stark contrast to its beautiful evolved form, Milotic. Feebas is found in very specific and often hard-to-find locations within the Pokémon games, typically in only a few tiles of water in a large body of water, making it a rare encounter for trainers. Its diet is not explicitly detailed in the games, but as a fish Pokémon, it likely subsists on aquatic flora and fauna. Behaviorally, Feebas is known for its hardiness and ability to survive in harsh conditions, even with very little water, a trait highlighted in its Pokédex entries. Its evolution into Milotic is unique, requiring a high Beauty stat in Generation III and IV, or being traded while holding a Prism Scale in later generations, symbolizing a transformation from an overlooked creature to one of great elegance. In the anime, Feebas has made appearances, often emphasizing its unattractive yet resilient nature before its evolution. Culturally, Feebas serves as a powerful metaphor for inner beauty and the potential for transformation, embodying the idea that appearances can be deceiving and that true worth often lies beneath the surface.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
