Sun & Moon·#110·2017
Gumshoos, the vigilant Stakeout Pokémon, is a Normal-type from Generation VII, evolving from Yungoos and renowned for its meticulous tracking and detective-like demeanor within the Alola region. This specific Gumshoos GX card, released in 2017 as part of the Sun & Moon set, stands out as a powerful Pokémon-GX, boasting a strategic ability and a dynamic GX attack that made it a notable highlight of its era. Here, visitors will discover everything from Gumshoos's Pokédex lore and habitat to the card's precise attack details, energy costs, weakness, and its historical placement within the TCG.
Read more ↓Gumshoos, the Stakeout Pokémon, is a Normal-type introduced in Generation VII, native to the Alola region. It is the evolved form of Yungoos, known for its diligent and persistent hunting style. Gumshoos are characterized by their long, yellow hair that resembles a toupee and their perpetually stern, watchful expression. They are diurnal creatures, often seen surveying their territory from elevated positions, patiently waiting for prey. Their diet primarily consists of smaller Pokémon, which they stalk with incredible focus and precision. In the games, Gumshoos often serve as early-game Normal-type Pokémon, valued for their reliable attack stats. In the anime, Gumshoos have been depicted as both formidable wild Pokémon and as partners to trainers, notably with Hala, one of Alola's Island Kahunas. Their design and behavior often evoke a detective-like persona, contributing to their unique cultural significance as symbols of vigilance and determination within the Pokémon world. Their ability to track prey for extended periods highlights their evolutionary adaptation to their diverse habitats, ranging from sandy beaches to lush forests.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
