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Pikachu, the beloved Electric-type Mouse Pokémon, is the iconic mascot of the franchise, first appearing in Generation I and evolving from Pichu into Raichu. Its widespread cultural significance makes it one of the most recognizable characters in the world. This specific card, a unique basic variant from the 2010 World Collection set, stands out for its charming artwork and a truly uncommon attack effect. Here, visitors will discover everything from Pikachu's Pokédex lore and natural behaviors to the card's precise HP, attack costs, weakness, and its specific edition history.
Read more ↓Pikachu is the iconic Electric-type Mouse Pokémon, first introduced in Generation I. It is the most recognizable Pokémon globally, serving as the franchise's mascot and Ash Ketchum's constant companion in the anime. Pikachu evolves from Pichu when leveled up with high friendship and then evolves into Raichu using a Thunder Stone. Its natural habitat includes forests and power plants, where it can be found living in groups. Pikachu primarily feeds on berries and apples, using its electric attacks to cook them or to defend itself from predators. Its distinctive red cheek pouches store electricity, which it can discharge in powerful bursts, often seen as a sign of affection or warning. In the games, Pikachu is known for its speed and special attack, while in the anime, its unwavering loyalty and refusal to evolve into Raichu have cemented its place in popular culture. Its type matchups grant it an advantage against Water and Flying types, but it is vulnerable to Ground-type attacks. Pikachu's cultural significance extends beyond the Pokémon franchise, appearing in numerous crossovers, merchandise, and even as a symbol of Japanese pop culture.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
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