What generation is Pidgeot from?

Pidgeot is a Generation I Pokémon, first introduced in the very first Pokémon games, Red and Blue.

What is the retreat cost of this Pidgeot card?

The retreat cost for this Pidgeot card is one Colorless energy.

Is this Pidgeot card holographic?

No, this specific Pidgeot card (#35/132) from the Secret Wonders set is a non-holographic rare card.

What is Pidgeot's resistance on this card?

Pidgeot has a Fighting resistance of -20 on this card.

Who illustrated this Pidgeot card?

This Pidgeot card was illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda.

Back to Cards

Market Price

$2.36

+10.8%

Graded Prices

PSA 10

$108.50

PSA 9.5

$29.00

PSA 9

$26.18

PSA 8

$15.00

PSA 7

$15.00

PidgeotSecret Wonders #35 Pokémon Card

Secret Wonders·#35·2007

Pidgeot, the majestic Normal/Flying type bird Pokémon, is a beloved icon from the first generation, evolving from Pidgeotto. This specific card, #35/132 from the 2007 Secret Wonders set, is a rare non-holographic variant that stands out for its unique "Mirror Move" attack. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details on Pidgeot's Pokédex lore, its card's attacks including energy costs, weakness, resistance, and the history of this particular edition.

Read more ↓

Card Number: #35
Release Date: November 6, 2007
Language: EN
Set Code: sw

Pidgeot, the Bird Pokémon, is a Normal/Flying type first introduced in Generation I. It is the final evolution of Pidgey, evolving from Pidgeotto. Known for its powerful wings and impressive speed, Pidgeot can fly at Mach 2, creating powerful gusts of wind. Its keen eyesight allows it to spot prey from great heights. In the Pokémon world, Pidgeot is often depicted as a majestic and proud bird, frequently used by trainers in the anime, most famously by Ash Ketchum, who captured a Pidgeotto that later evolved into a Pidgeot. Its natural habitat includes forests and open plains, where it soars high above, surveying its territory. Pidgeot's diet consists mainly of smaller Pokémon, which it swoops down to catch with remarkable precision. Its role in the games often involves being a reliable early-game Flying type, providing access to HMs like Fly. Culturally, Pidgeot symbolizes freedom and power, a classic Pokémon that has remained popular since its debut.