Unleashed·#35·2010
Numel, the Numb Pokémon, is a dual Fire/Ground type introduced in Generation III, evolving into the iconic Camerupt and holding cultural significance for its dazed demeanor. This specific card, from the 2010 Unleashed set, is a common variant notable for its strategic Flare Bonus attack, offering crucial hand advantage. Here, visitors will discover comprehensive details, including Numel's Pokédex lore, the card's attacks, energy costs, weakness, and its edition history.
Read more ↓Numel, the Numb Pokémon, is a dual-type Fire/Ground Pokémon introduced in Generation III of the Pokémon franchise. It evolves into Camerupt starting at level 33. Known for its perpetually dazed expression and the volcano-like hump on its back, Numel is often found in volcanic regions or areas with high geothermal activity, such as Mount Chimney in the Hoenn region. Its diet primarily consists of mineral-rich soil and volcanic ash, which contribute to the magma stored within its body. Numel’s behavior is characterized by its slow, lumbering movements and its tendency to forget what it was doing, earning it the "Numb" moniker. In the anime, Numel often appear in episodes set in hot climates, showcasing their natural resilience to extreme temperatures. They are depicted as gentle creatures, though their evolved form, Camerupt, can be quite formidable. Numel's unique type combination makes it resistant to certain attacks while vulnerable to others, particularly Water-type moves, which can rapidly cool its internal magma. Its design, inspired by camels and volcanoes, makes it a memorable early-game Pokémon for many trainers.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
