Aquapolis·#78·2003
Goldeen, the elegant Water-type Pokémon, is a Generation I staple known for its beautiful fins and horn, symbolizing grace in aquatic environments. This specific card, #78 from the 2003 Aquapolis set, is a common variant notable for its e-Card Series distinction and Miki Tanaka's dynamic artwork. Here, you will find comprehensive details on Goldeen's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including attack costs and effects, and the historical context of its Aquapolis edition.
Read more ↓Goldeen is a graceful, Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, known for its elegant fins and horn. Often referred to as the "Water Dancer," Goldeen inhabits freshwater ponds and rivers, where it can be seen swimming with remarkable speed and agility. Its diet consists primarily of aquatic plants and smaller organisms. Goldeen evolves into Seaking starting at level 33. In the Pokémon games, Goldeen is a common early-game encounter, particularly in areas with water. In the anime, Misty, one of Ash's companions, frequently uses her Goldeen, showcasing its beauty and occasional comedic timing. Goldeen's design is inspired by goldfish, particularly the oranda variety, known for its distinctive head growth and flowing fins. Its vibrant colors and delicate appearance have made it a fan favorite, embodying the serene beauty of aquatic life within the Pokémon world. Despite its seemingly gentle nature, Goldeen's horn can be quite sharp, used for defense and breaking through rocks.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
