Jungle·#53·1999
Goldeen, the elegant Water-type Goldfish Pokémon from Generation I, is celebrated for its graceful movements and distinctive horn. This particular 1st Edition Goldeen from the 1999 Jungle set is a common card, yet its early printing makes it a standout piece for collectors of vintage Pokémon TCG. Here, you will discover Goldeen's Pokédex lore, its Horn Attack and energy costs, its weakness, and the historical context of its edition. This card appeals to nostalgic fans and investors alike, with the FAQ section addressing common collector inquiries.
Read more ↓Goldeen, the Goldfish Pokémon, is a pure Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon. Known for its elegant appearance, Goldeen is often admired for its beautiful tail fin, which billows gracefully in the water, earning it the nickname "Water Queen" in some Pokédex entries. Goldeen typically inhabits freshwater ponds and rivers, where it can be seen swimming with remarkable speed and agility thanks to its powerful fins. Its diet primarily consists of small aquatic insects and plants. In the Pokémon games, Goldeen is commonly found early on in various bodies of water, making it a familiar sight for many trainers. In the anime, Misty, one of Ash's first companions, often uses a Goldeen for contests and battles, highlighting its beauty and surprising combat capabilities. Despite its seemingly gentle nature, Goldeen can use its horn for powerful attacks, demonstrating a hidden ferocity. Its cultural significance lies in its widespread recognition as a classic, elegant Water-type Pokémon from the original 151.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
