What is Ludicolo's evolution line?

Ludicolo evolves from Lombre, which in turn evolves from Lotad. This three-stage evolution line originates from the Generation III games.

What are the energy costs for Ludicolo's attacks?

"Mad Dance" costs one Water Energy and one Colorless Energy, while "Best Dance" costs one Grass Energy and two Colorless Energy.

Can Ludicolo use "Cheerful Voice" if it has a Special Condition?

No, the card explicitly states that the "Cheerful Voice" Poké-POWER cannot be used if Ludicolo is affected by a Special Condition.

What is the effect of "Best Dance" after dealing damage?

After dealing damage, "Best Dance" allows you to remove from Ludicolo the number of damage counters equal to the damage you did to the Defending Pokémon, providing self-healing.

Who illustrated this Ludicolo card?

This Ludicolo card was illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno, known for their vibrant and dynamic artwork across many Pokémon TCG sets.

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LudicoloPlatinum #34 Pokémon Card

Name: Ludicolo — Platinum #34
Brand: Pokémon TCG
Price: 2.33 USD
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Platinum·#34

Ludicolo, the Carefree Pokémon, is a beloved dual Water/Grass-type from Generation III, known for its cheerful dancing and evolution from Lotad and Lombre, holding significant cultural appeal. This specific Ludicolo card, #34/127 from the 2009 Platinum set, is a common variant that stands out for its unique strategic mechanics. Here, you will discover Ludicolo's Pokédex lore, the card's detailed attacks, energy costs, weakness, and its edition history within the Pokémon TCG.

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Card Number: #34
Release Date: February 10, 2009
Language: EN
Set Code: pl

Ludicolo, the Carefree Pokémon, is a dual Water/Grass-type introduced in Generation III. It evolves from Lombre, which in turn evolves from Lotad. Known for its perpetually cheerful demeanor and love of dancing, Ludicolo is often depicted as a festive and energetic creature. Its design is inspired by a pineapple and a mariachi, reflecting its vibrant and rhythmic personality. In the Pokémon games, Ludicolo is notable for its unique typing, which gives it a distinct set of resistances and weaknesses, making it a versatile choice in battle. It gained significant popularity in the anime through Brock's Ludicolo, which often provided comic relief and showcased its dancing prowess. Ludicolo's presence adds a lively and lighthearted element to the Pokémon world, embodying joy and rhythm. Its habitat typically includes tropical or subtropical regions, often found near bodies of water where it can dance and splash to its heart's content.