Hidden Legends·#19
Huntail, the Deep Sea Pokémon, is a Water-type introduced in Generation III, known for its unique evolution from Clamperl and its role in the Hoenn region's aquatic ecosystem. This specific Huntail card from the 2004 Hidden Legends set, card number 19/101, is a non-Holo rare, noteworthy for its vibrant Kagemaru Himeno artwork that captures the Pokémon's predatory nature. Here, visitors will find extensive Pokédex lore, a detailed breakdown of its "Bite" and "Dark Splash" attacks with their energy costs, and a comprehensive look into its weakness, resistance, and the card's edition history.
Read more ↓Huntail is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, first appearing in the Hoenn region. Known as the Deep Sea Pokémon, it evolves from Clamperl when traded holding a Deep Sea Tooth. Huntail is characterized by its long, serpentine body, primarily blue with orange fins and spots, and a distinctive tail shaped like a small fish, which it uses to lure prey in the abyssal depths. Its diet consists mainly of smaller fish Pokémon, which it ambushes using its deceptive tail. Huntail is often found in deep-sea trenches, far from sunlight, where it navigates using its keen sense of smell and touch. In the Pokémon games, Huntail is exclusive to certain versions, making its evolution from Clamperl a version-dependent challenge. In the anime, it frequently appears as a powerful wild Pokémon, showcasing its predatory instincts. Its dual evolution with Gorebyss from the same base Pokémon, Clamperl, highlights a fascinating divergence in evolutionary paths based on held items, symbolizing different aspects of deep-sea life. This evolutionary mechanic makes both Huntail and Gorebyss particularly interesting to fans and players alike, representing the diverse and mysterious nature of the ocean's depths.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
