Southern Islands·#11
Marill, the cheerful Aquamouse Pokémon, is a beloved Water-type species introduced in Generation II, known for its iconic bubble tail and charming demeanor. This specific card, #11 from the Southern Islands set released in 2001, is a holographic rarity variant that stands out for its unique promotional distribution and serene artwork. Here, visitors will discover Marill's rich Pokédex lore, detailed descriptions of its attacks, energy costs, and weaknesses, alongside a comprehensive history of this particular edition.
Read more ↓Marill, the Aquamouse Pokémon, is a charming Water-type creature introduced in Generation II with the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver. It is the pre-evolution of Azumarill and evolves from Azurill, though Azurill was introduced in Generation III, creating a unique evolutionary lineage. Marill is known for its spherical body, large ears, and a distinctive bubble-like tail that it uses to stay afloat in water and sense currents. Its habitat primarily consists of freshwater environments such as rivers, lakes, and ponds, where it can often be seen playing or searching for food. Marill's diet largely comprises aquatic plants and small organisms. In the anime, Marill gained significant prominence as Tracey Sketchit's loyal companion in the Johto region, showcasing its gentle yet resilient nature. Its adorable design and friendly demeanor have made it a fan favorite, embodying the playful side of Water-type Pokémon. Marill's role in the games often involves being an early-game Water-type option, providing accessibility for players to a strong evolutionary line. Its type matchups include advantages against Fire, Ground, and Rock types, while being vulnerable to Electric and Grass types. This endearing Pokémon holds a special place for many trainers who encountered it during their Johto adventures.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
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