What is Goldeen's Pokédex number and type?

Goldeen is Pokédex number 118 and is a pure Water-type Pokémon.

What are the energy costs for Goldeen's attacks on this card?

Horn Attack costs one Colorless Energy, and Take Down costs one Water Energy and one Colorless Energy.

Who illustrated the artwork for this Goldeen card?

The artwork for this Goldeen card was illustrated by Atsuko Nishida.

What is the weakness of this Goldeen card?

This Goldeen card has a Weakness to Lightning-type Pokémon, indicated by a +10 modifier.

What set is this Goldeen card from and when was it released?

This Goldeen card is from the Diamond & Pearl base set, released in 2007.

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GoldeenDiamond & Pearl #84 Pokémon Card

Diamond & Pearl·#84·2007

Goldeen, the elegant Goldfish Pokémon, is a beloved Water-type from Generation I, known for its graceful fins and powerful horn, and evolves into Seaking. This particular card, number 84/130 from the 2007 Diamond & Pearl set, is a common variant featuring beautiful artwork by Atsuko Nishida. Here, you'll discover Goldeen’s Pokédex lore, the card's specific mechanics including its HP, energy costs for each attack, weakness, and its full edition history.

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Card Number: #84
Release Date: May 22, 2007
Language: EN
Set Code: dp

Goldeen, the Goldfish Pokémon, is a pure Water-type introduced in Generation I. Known for its elegant appearance and powerful horn, Goldeen is a common sight in freshwater ponds and lakes throughout the Kanto and Johto regions. Its vibrant red and white coloring and flowing fins make it a popular Pokémon for trainers who appreciate beauty, but its sharp horn and strong swimming abilities also make it a capable combatant. Goldeen evolves into Seaking starting at Level 33. In the games, Goldeen is often encountered early on, providing trainers with an accessible Water-type option. In the anime, Misty, one of Ash's first traveling companions, owns a Goldeen, often using it in water-based contests or for its Horn Attack. Goldeen's graceful movements and delicate aesthetic have also made it a symbol of beauty and tranquility in the Pokémon world, often featured in art and traditional festivals. Despite its seemingly gentle nature, Goldeen is fiercely territorial and will use its horn to defend itself and its young from perceived threats. Its diet primarily consists of small aquatic insects and plants, and it is known to have excellent eyesight, allowing it to spot prey and predators from a distance.