
Morelull, the enchanting Grass/Fairy-type Illuminating Pokémon, was first introduced in the Alola region during Generation VII, known for its bioluminescent glow and sleep-inducing spores. This specific card, from the 2019 Detective Pikachu expansion, features a unique realistic CGI art style, capturing Morelull as it appeared in the live-action film, making it a distinctive and collectible variant. Here, you will discover Morelull's Pokédex lore, the card's specific HP, attack, energy costs, weakness, and its place within the broader TCG history and edition details.
Read more ↓Morelull is a charming Grass/Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII, native to the Alola region. Known as the Illuminating Pokémon, Morelull typically inhabits dark forests, where its bioluminescent mushroom caps glow softly, providing light and scattering spores. These spores are not just for reproduction; they also have a hypnotic effect, inducing sleep in those who inhale them, which Morelull uses as a defense mechanism against predators. In the wild, Morelull are often found in groups, their collective glow creating a magical ambiance that has made nighttime tours of their habitats popular, despite the potential dangers of their sleep-inducing spores. They evolve into Shiinotic, growing larger and gaining more potent hypnotic abilities. In the games, Morelull is often encountered early on in forested areas, and its unique typing gives it an advantage against common types like Fighting and Dragon. Its role in the anime often highlights its gentle nature and its ability to light up dark places, making it a comforting presence in many episodes.
Last updated: April 10, 2026

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