Neo Revelation·#9·2001
Jumpluff, the whimsical Grass/Flying type Pokémon, is the final evolution in the Hoppip line, introduced in the beloved Generation II. This specific Jumpluff card from the 2001 Neo Revelation set is a highly sought-after 1st Edition holographic rare, making it a standout collectible for its era. Here, visitors can delve into Jumpluff's Pokédex lore, understand its unique "Evolutionary Spore" ability and "Solarbeam" attack with their respective energy costs, and learn about the card's weakness and edition history.
Read more ↓Jumpluff, the Cottonweed Pokémon, is a Grass/Flying type introduced in Generation II with the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver. It is the final evolution of Hoppip, evolving from Skiploom. These delightful Pokémon are renowned for their ability to drift on seasonal winds, spreading their cotton-like spores across vast distances, which is crucial for their reproduction and the propagation of their species. Jumpluff’s natural habitat includes open fields and meadows where it can catch the wind currents. In the games, Jumpluff is known for its high Speed and Special Defense, making it a surprisingly effective support Pokémon or special wall. Its playful and serene demeanor is often depicted in the anime, where it is shown gently floating through the sky. Culturally, Jumpluff embodies themes of freedom, dispersion, and the delicate balance of nature, often appearing in episodes or storylines that highlight environmental harmony and the interconnectedness of ecosystems. Its unique design, resembling a dandelion gone to seed, makes it instantly recognizable and a favorite among fans who appreciate its whimsical appearance and ecological role.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
