What is the type of this Oricorio card?

This Oricorio card is a Psychic type, as indicated by the purple energy symbols in its attack costs and weakness.

Can Energy Assist attach energy to any Benched Pokémon?

Yes, Energy Assist allows you to attach up to 2 Basic Energy cards from your discard pile to any 1 of your Benched Pokémon.

What does "Confused" mean in the Pokémon TCG?

When a Pokémon is Confused, if it tries to attack, the player flips a coin. If tails, the attack does nothing, and the Pokémon takes 30 damage. If heads, the attack proceeds normally.

Is this Oricorio card rare?

This Oricorio card is a common card within the Surging Sparks set, indicated by its card number 089/191 and the circular rarity symbol.

What is Oricorio's weakness on this card?

This Oricorio card has a weakness to Psychic type Pokémon, meaning it takes double damage from Psychic attacks.

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OricorioSurging Sparks #89 Pokémon Card

Name: Oricorio — Surging Sparks #89
Brand: Pokémon TCG

Surging Sparks·#89·2024

Oricorio is a vibrant Dancing Pokémon, introduced in Generation VII, known for its various forms and cultural dances that reflect different islands. This particular card from the 2024 Surging Sparks set, numbered 089/191, showcases the Baile Style Oricorio with a beautiful full-art illustration. Here, discover Oricorio's intriguing Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including attack costs and effects, and the detailed history of this specific edition.

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Card Number: #89
Release Date: November 7, 2024
Language: EN
Set Code: sv8

Oricorio is a unique Pokémon introduced in Generation VII, found in the Alola region. It’s known as the Dancing Pokémon, and its appearance and type change depending on the nectar it sips, each form representing a different dance style. The card depicts the Baile Style Oricorio, which is primarily a Fire/Flying type in the video games, but this card is a Psychic type. Oricorio's various forms – Baile (Fire), Pom-Pom (Electric), Pa'u (Psychic), and Sensu (Ghost) – are deeply ingrained in Alolan culture, with each dance believed to bring good fortune or ward off evil. In the anime, Oricorio is often seen performing its captivating dances, inspiring others and showcasing its elegant movements. Its ability to change forms based on its diet highlights its adaptability and connection to its environment. Oricorio has no evolutionary line, making it a standalone Pokémon that evolves through environmental factors rather than traditional leveling. Its unique type matchups and charming personality have made it a fan favorite, embodying the spirit and diversity of the Alola region.

Last updated: April 11, 2026