Plasma Freeze·#2·2013
Kakuna, the Cocoon Pokémon, is a Bug/Poison-type from Generation I, serving as the transitional stage between Weedle and Beedrill, embodying themes of protection and evolution. This specific card, from the 2013 Plasma Freeze set, is a common non-holographic printing, notable for its unique defensive attack and engaging artwork. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details on Kakuna's Pokédex lore, the card's mechanics including its single energy-cost attack and weakness, and its edition history.
Read more ↓Kakuna is a Bug/Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, evolving from Weedle and then into Beedrill. It is the Cocoon Pokémon, characterized by its hard, shell-like body that protects it during its vulnerable evolutionary stage. Kakuna are typically found in forests and wooded areas, often clinging to trees or hidden among dense foliage, where they remain mostly immobile, awaiting their next transformation. While seemingly dormant, they are capable of a limited defense, sometimes emitting a sharp cry if disturbed. Their diet, or lack thereof during this stage, focuses on conserving energy for their impending evolution. In the games, Kakuna often appears as an early-game Pokémon, emphasizing patience as players wait for it to evolve into the more potent Beedrill. In the anime, Kakuna are frequently depicted in swarms, highlighting their communal nature, and their evolution into Beedrill often marks a significant moment for characters. Culturally, Kakuna represents a stage of transition and preparation, a temporary state before reaching its full potential, a theme resonating with many players and fans.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
