Pidgeot, the majestic Bird Pokémon, is a Flying-type powerhouse from Generation I, the final evolution of the iconic Pidgey line, holding a significant place in Pokémon lore and anime. This specific card, part of the enchanting 2001 Southern Islands set, is a non-holographic rarity, standing out with its unique art and exclusive release as part of a themed collection.
Read more ↓Pidgeot, the Bird Pokémon, is the final evolution of the Flying-type Pidgey, first introduced in Generation I. Evolving from Pidgeotto, Pidgeot is renowned for its incredible speed and powerful wings, capable of creating fierce gusts of wind. In the games, Pidgeot is often an early-game staple for many trainers in regions like Kanto and Johto, valued for its well-rounded stats and ability to learn a variety of Flying and Normal type moves. Ash's Pidgeot in the anime is a memorable companion, known for its loyalty and strength in battle, particularly against other flying Pokémon. Its sleek design, featuring a striking crest of yellow and red feathers, has made it an iconic figure in the Pokémon universe, symbolizing freedom and mastery of the skies. Pidgeot's natural habitat typically includes vast open plains and forests, where it can soar high above to spot prey with its keen eyesight. Its diet primarily consists of smaller Pokémon and insects, which it swoops down to catch with impressive speed. The species often nests in high cliffs or tall trees, providing a commanding view of its territory. Pidgeot's role extends beyond battle; it's often depicted as a majestic bird that guides travelers or acts as a guardian of its domain, embodying the spirit of the wilderness. Its type matchup against Grass, Bug, and Fighting types makes it a valuable asset in many team compositions.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
