Emerald·#38·2005
Ninetales, the elegant Fire-type Fox Pokémon, has captivated fans since its debut in Generation I, evolving from Vulpix with a Fire Stone and embodying mythical grace. This specific Ninetales card from the 2005 Emerald set, a common rarity, showcases the Pokémon in dynamic artwork and features strategic status-inflicting attacks. Here, visitors will discover Ninetales' rich Pokédex lore, its card's precise HP, attack names with energy costs and effects, along with its weakness, resistance, and edition history.
Read more ↓Ninetales, the Fox Pokémon, is a majestic Fire-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It is the evolved form of Vulpix, achieved by exposing Vulpix to a Fire Stone. Known for its nine beautiful, flowing tails, Ninetales is steeped in folklore and often depicted as an intelligent and vengeful creature, capable of laying curses for a thousand years on those who disrespect it. In the Pokémon world, Ninetales are often found in grasslands and volcanic areas, preferring warm climates. Their diet is believed to consist of berries and small prey, though their elegant nature suggests they might have more refined tastes. In the games, Ninetales is a solid special attacker with good speed, often utilized for its Drought ability in later generations, which powers up Fire-type moves. Its elegant design and mystical aura have made it a fan favorite since its debut, appearing in various anime episodes, movies, and spin-off games, often portrayed as a wise or powerful guardian. Its striking appearance and mythical background contribute significantly to its cultural significance within the Pokémon franchise, representing beauty, power, and ancient wisdom.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
