Deoxys·#63·2004
Lotad is a charming Water/Grass-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, known for its lily pad-like head and its evolution into Lombre and Ludicolo, playing a delightful role in both the games and anime. This particular card from the 2004 Deoxys set is a common basic Pokémon, recognizable for its whimsical artwork illustrating Lotad in its natural, rainy element. Here, you'll discover Lotad's fascinating Pokédex lore, its card's specific attacks, energy costs, weakness, and detailed insights into this edition's history.
Read more ↓Lotad is a dual Water/Grass-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation III with the Hoenn region. Known as the Water Weed Pokémon, Lotad resembles a small, blue platypus-like creature with a large, green lily pad on its head. This lily pad is not just for show; it allows Lotad to float on water, and it can also be used as a raft by small Pokémon. Lotad typically inhabits ponds, lakes, and rivers, preferring clear, fresh water. Its diet primarily consists of aquatic plants and algae, which it siphons from the water with its beak-like mouth. Lotad is generally a docile and playful Pokémon, often seen drifting lazily on the water's surface or interacting with other aquatic Pokémon. It evolves into Lombre starting at level 14, and then into Ludicolo when exposed to a Water Stone. In the Pokémon games, Lotad is often an early-game encounter in watery areas, providing players with a unique dual-type option. In the anime, Brock famously owned a Lotad that later evolved into Ludicolo, known for its cheerful and dance-loving personality. Lotad's design, inspired by the Japanese kappa folklore creature and a lily pad, gives it a distinct charm and cultural significance, representing the playful and abundant nature of water-dwelling creatures. Its unique type combination offers interesting strategic advantages and vulnerabilities in battles.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
