What is Oricorio's primary type?

Oricorio is primarily a Flying-type Pokémon, but its secondary typing changes based on the nectar it consumes, such as Fire for the Baile Style.

No, Oricorio does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon in the games or the TCG.

What does the "Energy Assist" attack do?

The "Energy Assist" attack allows you to attach up to 2 Basic Energy cards from your discard pile to one of your Benched Pokémon.

Who illustrated this Oricorio card?

This Oricorio card was illustrated by Heisuke Kitazawa, known for his distinctive and vibrant art style.

No, this Oricorio card is a common card, indicated by the circle rarity symbol, and is widely available.

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OricorioSurging Sparks #26 Pokémon Card

Surging Sparks·#26·2024

Oricorio is a captivating Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII, celebrated for its diverse forms and cultural significance through dance. This specific Oricorio card, from the 2024 Surging Sparks set, is a common variant that stands out for its unique energy acceleration mechanic and charming illustration. Here, you will discover Oricorio's Pokédex lore, a detailed breakdown of its attacks and energy costs, its weakness, and a comprehensive history of this card's edition.

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Card Number: #26
Release Date: November 7, 2024
Language: EN
Set Code: sv8

Oricorio is a unique Pokémon known for its vibrant dancing and ability to change forms by sipping different kinds of nectar. Introduced in Generation VII with the Alola region, Oricorio is a Flying-type Pokémon that also takes on a secondary typing depending on the nectar it consumes. The Baile Style Oricorio, depicted on this card, is a Fire/Flying type, known for its passionate and fiery dances. Its other forms include Pom-Pom Style (Electric/Flying), Pa'u Style (Psychic/Flying), and Sensu Style (Ghost/Flying). Oricorio does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making it a standalone species. In the games, Oricorio is often encountered in different areas of the Alola and Paldea regions, each location corresponding to a specific nectar and style. In the anime, Oricorio's various forms have been showcased in performances and battles, highlighting its versatility and grace. Its unique concept of changing forms based on diet and dance style has made it a memorable addition to the Pokémon world, symbolizing the diverse cultural dances found across its regions.