Emerald·#57·2005
Numel, a charming Fire/Ground type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, is known for its magma-filled hump and docile nature, becoming a cultural icon for its unique design. This specific Numel card from the 2005 Emerald set is a common variant, notable for its classic EX Series design and straightforward attack mechanics. Here, you will discover detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks and energy costs, its weakness, and insights into its edition history.
Read more ↓Numel is a dual-type Fire/Ground Pokémon introduced in Generation III, first appearing in the Hoenn region. It is known for its docile nature and its unique physiology, possessing a hump on its back that stores magma. This internal magma chamber keeps Numel warm, even in cold environments, and allows it to endure harsh conditions. Numel typically inhabit volcanic areas, where they can often be found grazing on volcanic ash or sleeping soundly, completely oblivious to their surroundings. Due to their slow, lumbering movements and often vacant expressions, they are sometimes perceived as dim-witted, but this belies their natural resilience and the immense power contained within their fiery bodies. When startled or upset, Numel can erupt small amounts of magma, showcasing their inherent fiery abilities. It evolves into Camerupt, a more powerful and imposing Pokémon that is also a Fire/Ground type. In the games, Numel often appears early on, providing players with a useful dual-type option for their team. Its role in the anime frequently highlights its gentle demeanor and its connection to its volcanic habitat, often portrayed in episodes focusing on environmental themes or character development.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
