What is Jellicent's Pokédex number?

Jellicent's National Pokédex number is 593, placing it within the Generation V Pokémon introduced in the Unova region.

Can the Stickiness Ability be stacked with other Retreat Cost increasing effects?

Yes, if there are other effects that increase Retreat Cost, Stickiness would add an additional Colorless Energy to that total.

Is this Jellicent card rare?

This Jellicent card is a common rarity, indicated by the circle symbol in the bottom right corner, making it readily available.

What year was the Boundaries Crossed set released?

The Pokémon TCG: Black & White—Boundaries Crossed expansion was released in 2012.

Does Jellicent have any other forms or gender differences in the TCG?

While Jellicent has distinct male and female forms in the video games, TCG cards typically depict one form or show both, but the card itself represents the species rather than a specific gender.

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Jellicent — Boundaries Crossed Pokémon card

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JellicentBoundaries Crossed #45 Pokémon Card

Name: Jellicent — Boundaries Crossed #45
Brand: Pokémon TCG
Price: 0.73 USD
Availability: InStock

Boundaries Crossed·#45·2012

Jellicent, the Floating Pokémon, is a Ghost/Water-type from Generation V, known for its distinct male and female forms and its eerie lore of dragging ships to the seafloor. This specific card, #45/149 from the 2012 Boundaries Crossed set, is a common non-foil variant that stands out with its disruptive "Stickiness" Ability. Here, you will find comprehensive details on Jellicent's Pokédex lore, its attacks, energy costs, weakness, and the card's history within the TCG.

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Card Number: #45
Release Date: November 6, 2012
Language: EN
Set Code: BW7

Jellicent, the Floating Pokémon, is a Ghost/Water-type introduced in Generation V, specifically in the Unova region. It evolves from Frillish starting at level 40. Jellicent is known for its eerie yet elegant appearance, resembling a jellyfish with a crown-like head. Male and female Jellicent have distinct designs; the male is blue with a more defined crown, while the female is pink with a more ruffled, skirt-like appearance. According to Pokédex entries, Jellicent is said to drag ships and their crews down to the seafloor, making them part of its underwater kingdom. Its body is mostly seawater, and it can absorb water to grow larger. In the anime, Jellicent has been featured as a formidable opponent, often associated with powerful trainers or mysterious phenomena in the ocean. In the games, its unique typing and ability to learn moves like Hex and Scald make it a versatile special attacker or bulky support Pokémon. Its presence adds to the rich aquatic ecosystem of the Pokémon world, embodying both beauty and danger of the deep sea.