Neo Genesis·#34·2000
Flaaffy, the Electric-type Wool Pokémon, hails from the iconic Johto region and is the beloved middle evolution of the Mareep line, a species celebrated for its charming appearance and electrical abilities. This specific card, a 1st Edition common from the groundbreaking 2000 Neo Genesis set, stands out as a significant piece of TCG history, marking the debut of Generation II Pokémon. Here, you will find a comprehensive overview, from its fascinating Pokédex lore to its detailed attack mechanics, including energy costs, weakness, and the historical context of its edition.
Read more ↓Flaaffy, the Wool Pokémon, is an Electric-type creature introduced in Generation II with the release of the Pokémon Gold and Silver games. It is the evolved form of Mareep and evolves further into Ampharos. Flaaffy is characterized by its fluffy pink and white wool, which is said to store a significant amount of electricity. This electricity can be seen sparking around its tail, particularly when it's agitated or ready to unleash an attack. In the games, Flaaffy is often found in grassy areas and is a popular choice for trainers looking for a reliable Electric-type Pokémon early in their journey. Its evolution, Ampharos, is particularly notable for its lighthouse-like tail, which has been used to guide ships. In the anime, Flaaffy and its evolutionary line have appeared in various episodes, often showcasing their gentle nature and their powerful electrical abilities. They are known for their strong bond with their trainers and their occasional mischievousness. The species' design draws inspiration from sheep, a common farm animal, but with a unique Pokémon twist that emphasizes its electrical properties, making it a memorable and endearing creature within the Pokémon universe. Its presence in the Johto region contributes to the diverse ecosystem and challenges trainers face.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
