
Parasect, a dual Bug/Grass-type Pokémon from Generation I, is famously known for its unique evolution from Paras where a parasitic mushroom takes control of its host. This particular Parasect card, #43 from the 2004 EX FireRed & LeafGreen set, is a common variant distinguished by Yuka Morii's charming clay model artwork. Here, you will discover everything from Parasect's Pokédex lore and natural habitat to the card's specific attacks, energy costs, weakness, and its place in TCG history.
Read more ↓Parasect is a dual Bug/Grass-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, evolving from Paras starting at level 24. This unique Pokémon is characterized by the large, parasitic mushroom on its back, which has completely taken over its host body. The mushroom, known as a Tochukaso, is a type of Cordyceps fungus that drains the host's nutrients and controls its actions, turning Parasect into a zombie-like entity. In the wild, Parasect are often found in damp, dark forests where their fungal companion thrives. They typically feed on tree roots and other plant matter, their movements slow and deliberate due to the mushroom's control. In the Pokémon games, Parasect is known for its ability to learn status-inflicting moves like Spore, making it a useful support Pokémon despite its relatively low stats. It has appeared frequently in the anime, often depicted in its natural forest habitats. Its unsettling biology and unique design contribute to its memorable presence in the Pokémon franchise, showcasing the darker, more intricate aspects of the Pokémon world's ecology.
Last updated: April 10, 2026

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