What is Pelipper's Pokédex number?

Pelipper's National Pokédex number is 279, placing it firmly within the Generation III Pokémon introduced in the Hoenn region.

Can Guzzle attach any type of basic Energy?

No, the Guzzle attack specifically states it allows you to attach up to two basic Water Energy cards from your hand to Pelipper.

What happens to the Energy cards after using Jet Return?

After using Jet Return, all Energy cards attached to Pelipper are put on top of your deck, and then your deck is shuffled.

Is this card holographic?

No, this Pelipper card from the Great Encounters set is a common card and does not feature a holographic or reverse holographic finish.

Who illustrated this Pelipper card?

The artwork for this Pelipper card was illustrated by Ken Sugimori, one of the original designers and illustrators for the Pokémon franchise.

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Pelipper — Great Encounters Pokémon card

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PelipperGreat Encounters #48 Pokémon Card

Great Encounters·#48·2008

Pelipper, the majestic Water Bird Pokémon, is a dual Water/Flying-type from Generation III, evolving from Wingull and known for its distinctive large bill and role in coastal ecosystems. This particular Pelipper card, #48 from the 2008 Great Encounters set, is a common variant that stands out for its intriguing attack mechanics. Here, you will find comprehensive details on Pelipper's Pokédex lore, its card's HP, energy costs, and effects of its Guzzle and Jet Return attacks, along with its weakness, resistance, and edition history.

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Card Number: #48
Release Date: February 12, 2008
Language: EN
Set Code: ge

Pelipper, the Water Bird Pokémon, is a dual Water/Flying-type introduced in Generation III. It is the evolved form of Wingull, showcasing a larger, more robust build with a prominent bill. Native to coastal regions and open seas, Pelipper are known for their ability to carry small Pokémon and items in their large beaks, often acting as a delivery service in the Pokémon world. Their diet primarily consists of fish, which they scoop up from the ocean surface. In the anime, Pelipper have played various roles, from assisting characters with transport to being integral members of trainers' teams, highlighting their versatile nature. Their unique design, resembling a pelican, has made them a recognizable figure, embodying the serene yet dynamic aspects of marine life within the Pokémon universe. Pelipper's flying capabilities, combined with its water typing, make it a strategic choice in battles, capable of navigating both air and sea.