Plasma Freeze·#47·2013
Mr. Mime, the quirky Psychic/Fairy-type Barrier Pokémon, is a memorable figure from Generation I, recognized for its miming abilities and evolution from Mime Jr. This particular card, #47 from the 2013 Plasma Freeze set, is a non-holo rare version renowned for its impactful "Bench Barrier" ability. Here, you'll discover comprehensive details, including Mr. Mime's Pokédex lore, its attacks, energy costs, weakness, and the card's specific edition history. This guide caters to both nostalgic fans and strategic players, offering insights into its collectibility and addressing common inquiries.
Read more ↓Mr. Mime is a Psychic/Fairy-type Pokémon, introduced in Generation I as a pure Psychic type, with the Fairy typing added in Generation VI. This bipedal humanoid Pokémon is known for its incredible miming abilities, creating invisible barriers and objects with its hands, leading to its classification as the "Barrier Pokémon." Mr. Mime's natural habitat is often depicted as urban areas or close to human settlements, where it can observe and mimic human behavior. Its diet is largely unknown, but given its association with human environments, it likely consumes readily available foods. Mr. Mime is known for its playful yet sometimes mischievous behavior, often confusing or entertaining onlookers with its illusions. In the games, it is a relatively rare find, often obtained through trades or specific in-game events. In the anime, Misty famously owns a Mr. Mime, and Ash's mother, Delia, also has one that often helps with household chores, showcasing its domestic side. Its unique ability to create invisible walls has been a recurring theme, highlighting its defensive capabilities and its role in protecting others. Mr. Mime’s peculiar appearance and miming skills have made it a memorable and somewhat quirky figure in the Pokémon franchise, contributing to its distinct cultural significance.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
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