Neo Revelation·#35·2001
Parasect, a Bug/Grass-type Pokémon, is renowned for its unique parasitic relationship with the mushrooms on its back, a fascinating aspect of its lore introduced in Generation I. This specific card, a first edition non-holo rare from the 2001 Neo Revelation set, stands out due to its distinctive Pokémon Power and classic artwork. Here, visitors will find a comprehensive overview, from its intriguing Pokédex lore and detailed attack mechanics including energy costs, to its weakness and the rich history of this particular edition.
Read more ↓Parasect is a dual Bug/Grass-type Pokémon, the evolved form of Paras, and was first introduced in Generation I. It is characterized by the large, parasitic mushrooms on its back, which are actually the dominant life form controlling the insect's body. The Pokédex entries often highlight this symbiotic, yet ultimately parasitic, relationship, where the mushrooms have fully taken over the host. Parasect typically inhabits dark, damp places, thriving in environments where fungi flourish. Its diet, or rather the diet of the mushroom, likely consists of nutrients absorbed from its surroundings, with the insect body serving as a mobile vessel to seek out new sources. In the games and anime, Parasect is often depicted as a slow but sturdy Pokémon, capable of inflicting status conditions. Its unique biological nature has given it a distinct place in the Pokémon universe, often sparking discussions among fans about the darker aspects of the Pokémon world. Despite its somewhat unsettling lore, Parasect remains a recognizable and often-used Pokémon, particularly in early game areas where Bug and Grass types are common.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
