Dragon·#27·2003
Flaaffy, the endearing Electric-type Wool Pokémon, hails from the second generation, evolving from Mareep into the iconic Ampharos and holding a special place in many trainers’ hearts. This particular Flaaffy card from the 2003 Dragon set is a common printing that nonetheless stands out for its charming artwork and strategic attack. Here, you will discover Flaaffy's Pokédex lore, its attacks with their energy costs, weakness, resistance, and the detailed history of this specific edition.
Read more ↓Flaaffy, the Wool Pokémon, is an Electric-type creature introduced in Generation II of the Pokémon franchise. It is the evolved form of Mareep and precedes Ampharos in its evolutionary line. Flaaffy is known for its fluffy, pink-skinned body covered in soft, light-blue wool, with a distinctive black-and-white striped tail ending in a blue orb. This orb glows when Flaaffy generates electricity, which it stores in its wool. In the wild, Flaaffy typically inhabits grassy fields and pastures, often found grazing peacefully. Its diet consists primarily of grasses and plant matter. Behaviorally, Flaaffy are generally docile and social, often seen in herds with Mareep. They communicate through soft bleats and the rhythmic flashing of their tail orbs. Its Electric typing gives it advantages against Water and Flying types, while making it vulnerable to Ground types. Flaaffy has appeared in various Pokémon games, including its debut in Pokémon Gold and Silver, and has made appearances in the anime, often depicted as a friendly and sometimes mischievous Pokémon. Its evolution, Ampharos, is particularly significant in the games for its role as a Lighthouse Pokémon and a powerful Electric-type option for trainers. Flaaffy’s cute design and approachable nature have made it a fan favorite, embodying the charm of early Pokémon designs.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
