Expedition·#121·2002
Meowth, a charming Normal-type Pokémon from Generation I, is famously known for its role in the anime and its unique Pay Day move, evolving into the elegant Persian. This particular card from the 2002 Expedition Base Set is a common variant, distinguished by its unique e-Reader compatibility and dynamic artwork, making it a notable entry from a pivotal TCG era. Here, visitors will discover everything from Meowth's captivating Pokédex lore to the specific energy costs and strategic effects of its attacks, alongside a comprehensive history of the Expedition set.
Read more ↓Meowth, a Normal-type Pokémon, was first introduced in Generation I, quickly becoming one of the most recognizable and beloved creatures in the Pokémon universe. Its most famous depiction is arguably as part of Team Rocket in the anime, where its ability to speak human language makes it a unique and iconic character. In the games, Meowth is known for its "Pay Day" move, which yields extra money after battle, making it a valuable asset for players looking to earn in-game currency. Meowth typically inhabits urban areas, thriving alongside human settlements, often scavenging for shiny objects which it collects and hoards. Its diet consists of various foods, but it has a particular fondness for anything that glitters. Meowth evolves into Persian, a more elegant and powerful Normal-type Pokémon. Its type matchups are straightforward: it is weak to Fighting-type moves and resistant to Ghost-type moves, though it cannot hit Ghost-types with Normal moves. Beyond its role in the games and anime, Meowth has permeated popular culture as a symbol of wit, mischief, and the pursuit of wealth, often portrayed as a cunning and resourceful character.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
