Black & White·#74·2011
Klink, a fascinating Steel-type Pokémon from Generation V, is the initial stage of the Klinklang evolutionary line, renowned for its unique gear-like physiology and mechanical charm. This particular Klink card, hailing from the 2011 Black & White set and numbered 74/114, is a common variant that marks the Pokémon's debut in the Trading Card Game. Here, visitors will discover Klink's Pokédex lore, delve into the mechanics of its Bind attack with its energy cost, and understand its weakness, resistance, and the historical context of this edition.
Read more ↓Klink is a Steel-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V, hailing from the Unova region. It is the first stage in a three-stage evolutionary line, evolving into Klang and then into Klinklang. Klink is characterized by its unique appearance, resembling two interlocking gears. These gears are not merely mechanical; they are living organisms that rotate to generate energy. In the wild, Klink are often found in industrial areas or caves, where they can easily attach to other metallic objects. They are known to communicate through the sounds of their gears meshing. Their diet is believed to consist of metallic minerals, which they absorb to maintain their structural integrity and energy. In the anime, Klink often appear as background Pokémon or in episodes highlighting industrial settings. They are not typically central characters but contribute to the world-building of the Unova region. In the Pokémon games, Klink is notable for its solid Steel typing, offering numerous resistances and a single weakness to Fire and Fighting-type attacks. Its evolutionary line, particularly Klinklang, can be a formidable opponent with good defensive stats and powerful Steel-type moves. Culturally, Klink represents the intricate beauty of machinery and the concept of interconnectedness, as its very existence relies on the harmonious rotation of its two gear bodies.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
