Pop Series 4·#13
Pikachu, the Electric-type Mouse Pokémon, is a beloved mascot from Generation I, known for its evolution line from Pichu to Raichu and its profound cultural significance. This specific card from the 2006 Pop Series 4 set, a common rarity, stands out for its unique promotional distribution and classic artwork. Here, visitors will discover detailed Pokédex lore, precise mechanics including its Spark attack's energy costs, damage, and effect, along with its weakness and the edition's historical context.
Read more ↓Pikachu, the iconic Electric-type Mouse Pokémon, is universally recognized as the beloved mascot of the Pokémon franchise. Introduced in Generation I, Pikachu is the evolved form of Pichu and evolves into Raichu, though many trainers choose to keep their Pikachu in its unevolved state due to its charm and formidable abilities. Its natural habitat includes forests and power plants, where it can be found living in groups and feeding on berries. Known for its cheerful disposition and powerful electric attacks, Pikachu stores electricity in its cheek pouches and can unleash powerful shocks. Its role in the games and anime is central, particularly as Ash Ketchum's loyal companion, solidifying its status as a global pop culture phenomenon. Pikachu's type advantage against Flying and Water Pokémon makes it a valuable asset in battles, while its weakness to Ground-type attacks requires strategic play. Its cultural significance extends far beyond gaming, with countless merchandise, movies, and appearances making it one of the most recognizable characters worldwide.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
