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Lapras — Fossil Pokémon card

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LaprasFossil #25 Pokémon Card

Fossil·#25·1999

Lapras is a gentle Water/Ice-type Pokémon from Generation I, celebrated for its grace and ability to transport. This specific card is a 1st Edition holographic rare from the 1999 Fossil set, making it a highly sought-after vintage collectible. Here, you will find detailed information on Lapras's Pokédex lore, its card's HP, attack mechanics, energy costs, weakness, and the historical context of its release. This page is designed for collectors, fans, and investors interested in the card's unique attributes and rarity, with common questions addressed in the FAQ section.

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Card Number
#25
Release Date
October 9, 1999
Language
EN
Set Code
fo

Lapras is a beloved Water/Ice-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, known for its gentle nature and melodic singing. Often referred to as the "Transport Pokémon," Lapras is uniquely adapted for carrying people and Pokémon across vast bodies of water, a characteristic deeply ingrained in its lore. Its natural habitat includes cold seas and lakes, where it can be found swimming gracefully, often in small pods. Lapras is a herbivore, primarily feeding on marine plants. In the games, it is a rare encounter, often gifted to the player or found in specific, challenging locations, emphasizing its special status. In the anime, Lapras famously befriended Ash Ketchum, serving as a loyal companion and a means of transportation through the Orange Islands. Its design, reminiscent of a plesiosaur, evokes a sense of ancient majesty and tranquility, making it a fan favorite for its elegance and utility. Lapras does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, standing as a singular, iconic species. Its cultural significance extends beyond its in-game utility, symbolizing environmental conservation due to its "overhunted" status within the Pokémon universe.

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