Triumphant·#36·2010
Kangaskhan, the Parent Pokémon, is a beloved Normal-type from Generation I, recognized for its iconic pouch-dwelling baby and its strong maternal instincts, embodying themes of family and protection in the Pokémon world. This particular card, number 36/102 from the 2010 Triumphant set, is a common variant showcasing charming artwork from the esteemed Mitsuhiro Arita. Here, visitors will discover Kangaskhan’s Pokédex lore, explore the card’s mechanics including its 80 HP, Split Spiral Punch, and Dizzy Punch attacks with their energy costs, and delve into the edition’s history and weakness.
Read more ↓Kangaskhan, the Parent Pokémon, is a Normal-type Pokémon known for its unique familial structure. Introduced in Generation I, Kangaskhan is instantly recognizable by the baby it carries in its pouch, a distinctive feature that has captivated fans for decades. Unlike many other Pokémon, Kangaskhan does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, standing as a singular species in the vast Pokémon world. Its natural habitat typically includes savannas and mountainous regions, where it can find ample space and resources to raise its young. Kangaskhan are fiercely protective of their offspring, displaying incredible strength and courage when threatened. Their diet primarily consists of berries and other plant matter, which they forage for diligently. In the games, Kangaskhan often appears as a strong, reliable Normal-type, valued for its high HP and attack stats. Its role in the anime frequently highlights its maternal instincts, often showing it in heartwarming or heroic situations protecting its baby. Culturally, Kangaskhan has become an icon of parental love and protection within the Pokémon universe, resonating with themes of family and nurture.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
