Aquapolis·#48·2003
Furret, a beloved Normal-type Pokémon from Generation II, is known for its graceful agility and evolves from Sentret, holding a charming place in Pokémon culture. This specific card from the 2003 Aquapolis set, though a common rarity, stands out with its unique e-Reader design and strategic Poké-POWER. Here, visitors will discover Furret's Pokédex lore, the card's detailed attacks, energy costs, weakness, and its fascinating edition history. This page will guide collectors on why this card appeals to nostalgia, investors, and fans, with an FAQ addressing common inquiries.
Read more ↓Furret is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II, evolving from Sentret at level 15. Known for its slender, elongated body and quick movements, Furret is often depicted as a playful and agile creature. Its natural habitat includes forests and grassy plains, where it can be found living in burrows or hollow logs. Furret are primarily omnivores, feeding on berries, nuts, and small insects. In the Pokémon world, Furret is often admired for its speed and grace, easily navigating dense undergrowth. While not a powerhouse in competitive battles, its charming appearance and loyal demeanor have made it a favorite among many trainers. It has appeared in various episodes of the Pokémon anime, often showcasing its agility and sometimes its protective nature. Its design, reminiscent of a ferret or weasel, contributes to its approachable and friendly image, making it a popular choice for merchandise and fan art. Furret’s evolution line emphasizes the growth from a small, observant Sentret to a longer, more active Furret, highlighting its development into a capable and swift Pokémon.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
