Aquapolis·#18·2003
Jynx, the captivating Ice/Psychic-type Human Shape Pokémon, is a Generation I staple known for its graceful dances and unique vocalizations, holding a distinct cultural presence within the Pokémon universe. This specific card, from the Aquapolis set released in 2003, is a common variant that beautifully showcases the e-Series era's distinctive art style and evolving gameplay mechanics.
Read more ↓Jynx is a unique Ice/Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, known for its human-like appearance and graceful dancing. Often called the "Human Shape Pokémon," Jynx's movements are said to be so alluring that they cause people to dance uncontrollably. Its Pokédex entries often mention its ability to speak a language that sounds like human speech and its fondness for singing lullabies. Jynx lives in cold climates, often found in icy caves or snowy mountains, and is known to be quite maternal, sometimes even "kissing" people to put them to sleep or share a dream. It has no known evolutions or pre-evolutions, making it a standalone Pokémon in its line. In the games, it's often associated with status effects like sleep and confusion. Its distinctive design and initial controversy surrounding its original skin color have made it a notable figure in Pokémon lore and cultural discussions, contributing to its lasting presence in the franchise. Its Psychic typing gives it an advantage over Fighting and Poison types, while its Ice typing is strong against Grass, Ground, Flying, and Dragon types, but also makes it vulnerable to Fire, Rock, Fighting, and Steel attacks.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
