Plasma Freeze·#46·2013
Muk, the Sludge Pokémon, is a formidable Poison-type from Generation I, evolving from Grimer and known for its potent stench and role in environmental awareness. This particular card, number 46/116 from the 2013 Plasma Freeze set, is a common printing that stands out for its unique Team Plasma affiliation and strategic attack mechanics. Here, visitors can explore Muk's Pokédex lore, delve into the card's specific HP, attack costs, and effects, and learn about the set's historical context.
Read more ↓Muk is a Poison-type Pokémon, the final evolution of Grimer, first introduced in Generation I. It is known for its viscous, purple, sludge-like body and its incredibly potent, foul odor, which can be detected from a mile away. Muk thrives in polluted environments, often found in industrial areas, sewers, or heavily contaminated waters, where it absorbs and thrives on toxic waste. Its diet consists entirely of refuse and pollutants, which it metabolizes to sustain its massive, gooey form. Despite its repulsive nature, Muk is a surprisingly affectionate Pokémon to trainers who can endure its stench. It is a formidable Special Attacker in the video games, often employed for its access to powerful Poison-type moves and its ability to absorb status conditions. In the anime, Ash Ketchum famously caught a Muk early in his journey, which, despite its appearance, was portrayed as a loving and often humorous companion, frequently smothering Professor Oak in its embrace. Muk’s existence serves as a stark reminder of environmental pollution and its consequences, making it a culturally significant Pokémon that highlights real-world ecological issues within the Pokémon universe.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
