Sandstorm·#7·2003
Ludicolo, the festive Water/Grass-type Pokémon from Generation III, is known for its joyful dancing and ability to bring cheer to those around it, evolving from Lombre. This particular card from the 2003 Sandstorm set is a holographic rare, showcasing Ludicolo's vibrant personality with artwork by Tomokazu Komiya. Here, you will find a comprehensive overview, from Ludicolo's Pokédex lore and in-game mechanics to a detailed breakdown of this card's attacks, abilities, and strategic implications.
Read more ↓Ludicolo is a Water/Grass-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III. Known as the "Carefree Pokémon," Ludicolo is famous for its lively dancing, especially when it hears festive music or is around children. Its Pokédex entries often mention its jovial nature and its ability to become more powerful when it hears cheerful melodies. Ludicolo evolves from Lombre when exposed to a Water Stone, and Lombre itself evolves from Lotad. This evolution line is native to the Hoenn region, where they are commonly found in rivers and lakes. Ludicolo's diet primarily consists of aquatic plants and berries. In the games, Ludicolo is notable for its unique typing, which gives it resistances to Water, Ground, and Steel, but also a double weakness to Flying and a weakness to Bug and Poison. Its abilities, Swift Swim and Rain Dish, make it a formidable opponent in rain teams, boosting its speed or restoring HP. In the anime, Brock famously owns a Ludicolo, highlighting its cheerful personality and battle prowess. Culturally, Ludicolo embodies the spirit of joy and celebration, often depicted dancing in various media.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
