Sword & Shield·#64·2020
Frosmoth, the elegant Frost Moth Pokémon, is an Ice/Bug type introduced in Generation VIII, evolving from Snom and quickly becoming a fan favorite for its graceful yet powerful presence in the Galar region. This specific card, from the 2020 Sword & Shield base set, is a common variant known for its impactful "Ice Dance" ability, making it a standout utility card in the early Sword & Shield era. Here, you'll discover Frosmoth's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including HP, attacks, energy costs, weakness, and the history of this particular edition.
Read more ↓Frosmoth, the Frost Moth Pokémon, is a captivating Ice/Bug type introduced in Generation VIII with the Galar region. It is the evolved form of Snom, a small, ice-covered larva. Frosmoth embodies elegance and power, known for its ability to create blizzards. Its natural habitat is typically cold, mountainous regions where it can blend seamlessly with the snowy landscape. Frosmoth's diet is not explicitly detailed in the Pokédex, but as a moth-like Pokémon, it likely feeds on nectar or other plant-based substances, adapted to its frigid environment. Its behavior is characterized by a fierce protectiveness of its territory, as the Pokédex entry on this card states it shows no mercy to those who desecrate its fields and mountains, chasing offenders away with icy winds. In the games, Frosmoth is a special attacker with decent speed, often utilized for its powerful Ice-type moves and its ability Ice Scales, which halves special damage. In the anime, it has appeared as a formidable opponent, showcasing its graceful yet destructive ice powers. Culturally, Frosmoth represents the beauty and harshness of winter, a symbol of nature's delicate balance and formidable strength. Its design, reminiscent of a real-life moth but with icy wings, makes it a fan favorite among Bug and Ice type enthusiasts.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
