Stormfront·#45·2008
Pichu, the adorable Electric-type Baby Pokémon, is the pre-evolution of the iconic Pikachu, first introduced in the beloved Generation II games. This particular card, from the 2008 Stormfront set, is a common variant that stands out for its strategic "Baby Evolution" Poké-POWER. Here, you'll discover everything from Pichu's Pokédex lore and natural habitat to the card's specific HP, energy costs for its attacks, and its weakness and resistance. We also delve into the card's edition history, what makes it unique, and how it appeals to collectors seeking both playability and nostalgia.
Read more ↓Pichu is an Electric-type Baby Pokémon, renowned as the pre-evolutionary form of the beloved Pikachu, and by extension, Raichu. Introduced in Generation II with the release of the Pokémon Gold and Silver video games, Pichu quickly captured hearts with its adorable design and playful personality. In the games, Pichu are often found in forests and open fields, known for their tendency to accidentally shock themselves and others due to their inability to fully control their electrical power. This characteristic is a central theme in their Pokédex entries and often provides comedic relief in the anime, where Pichu are depicted as mischievous yet lovable creatures learning to harness their abilities. Their evolution into Pikachu happens through friendship, a unique mechanic that emphasizes the bond between trainer and Pokémon. Pichu's cultural significance is immense, riding on the coattails of Pikachu's global fame, making it a recognizable and cherished character among fans of all ages. Its type matchup means it is strong against Flying and Water types, while being weak to Ground types.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
