Sun & Moon·#99·2017
Kangaskhan, the iconic Normal-type Parent Pokémon introduced in Generation I, is celebrated for its fierce maternal instinct and unique family dynamic, often appearing in games and anime as a symbol of protective love. This particular card, from the 2017 Sun & Moon base set, is a common rarity variant, showcasing a dynamic illustration that captures the essence of Kangaskhan's protective nature. Here, visitors will discover detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of the card's attacks, energy costs, weakness, and a comprehensive history of this edition.
Read more ↓Kangaskhan is a formidable Normal-type Pokémon first introduced in the very first generation of the Pokémon franchise, Red and Blue. Known affectionately as the Parent Pokémon, Kangaskhan is unique for always carrying its young in a pouch on its belly from birth. This bond is central to its identity, and its Pokédex entries consistently highlight its fierce protectiveness over its offspring. Kangaskhan are typically found in rocky, mountainous regions or savannas, where they establish territories and defend them vigorously. Their diet consists mainly of berries and other vegetation, but they are also capable hunters when necessary to provide for their young. Kangaskhan does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making it a standalone powerhouse. In the games, Kangaskhan is often valued for its high HP and attack stats, making it a reliable choice for many trainers. In the anime, episodes frequently depict Kangaskhan's maternal devotion, such as the famous episode where Ash and his friends encounter a lost boy raised by a Kangaskhan family. Its Mega Evolution, introduced in Generation VI, further emphasizes the bond with its child, as the baby Kangaskhan actively participates in battles. This strong imagery of family and protection has cemented Kangaskhan's cultural significance as a symbol of unwavering parental love within the Pokémon universe.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
