What is the Pokédex number for this Jigglypuff?

The Pokédex number for this Jigglypuff is NO. 039, as indicated on the card.

Who illustrated this Jigglypuff card?

This Jigglypuff card was illustrated by Motofumi Fujiwara, whose name is listed at the bottom left of the card.

What is the HP of this Jigglypuff card?

This Jigglypuff card has 70 HP, which is displayed at the top right of the card.

What are the attacks and their damage for this Jigglypuff card?

This Jigglypuff has two attacks: Mumble, which deals 10 damage, and Moon Kick, which deals 20 damage.

What is the weakness and retreat cost for this Jigglypuff card?

This Jigglypuff card has a weakness to Fighting-type Pokémon (x2) and a retreat cost of one Colorless energy.

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Jigglypuff — Darkness Ablaze Pokémon card

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JigglypuffDarkness Ablaze #67 Pokémon Card

Darkness Ablaze·#67·2020

Jigglypuff, a charming Normal/Fairy-type Pokémon, has captivated fans since its Generation I debut, evolving from Igglybuff into Wigglytuff and renowned for its sleep-inducing songs and lively personality. This particular card hails from the 2020 Darkness Ablaze set, a common non-holo variant that stands out with its cheerful artwork and modern card design. Here, visitors will discover Jigglypuff's Pokédex lore, its attacks with their energy costs and damage, and its weakness, along with a detailed history of this edition.

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Card Number: #67
Release Date: August 13, 2020
Language: EN
Set Code: SWSH3

Jigglypuff, the Balloon Pokémon, is a beloved Normal/Fairy-type introduced in Generation I. Known for its captivating, sleep-inducing melodies, Jigglypuff has been a staple in the Pokémon universe since its debut. It evolves from Igglybuff when leveled up with high friendship and then into Wigglytuff when exposed to a Moon Stone. In the wild, Jigglypuff are often found in lush, grassy areas, using their vocal cords to sing lullabies that put any listener to sleep. Their diet typically consists of berries and small insects, which they can easily forage. In the Pokémon anime, Jigglypuff famously carries a marker, ready to draw on the faces of those who fall asleep during its performances, adding a comedic and memorable element to its character. Its round, pink appearance and large, expressive eyes have made it an iconic and instantly recognizable Pokémon, symbolizing cuteness and a touch of mischief. Jigglypuff’s cultural impact extends beyond the games and anime, appearing in various merchandise, spin-off titles, and even Super Smash Bros., solidifying its status as a fan favorite. Its dual typing of Normal/Fairy gives it unique matchups, being immune to Ghost-type attacks and resistant to Fighting, Bug, and Dark types, while being weak to Poison and Steel.