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Piplup — Ultra Prism Pokémon card

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Piplup

Ultra Prism·#32·2018

Piplup, the Water-type Penguin Pokémon, is a beloved starter from Generation IV's Sinnoh region, celebrated for its proud demeanor and evolution into Empoleon. This specific card from the 2018 Ultra Prism set is a common, non-holographic variant, standing out with its charming Shibuzoh. artwork. Here, you'll discover Piplup's fascinating Pokédex lore, its card attacks and energy costs, weakness, and the rich history of this edition. This guide appeals to both nostalgic fans and new collectors, offering insights into its collectibility and addressing common questions in our detailed FAQ.

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Card Number
#32
Release Date
February 11, 2018
Language
EN
Set Code
SM5

Piplup, the Penguin Pokémon, is a beloved Water-type starter from the Sinnoh region, first introduced in Generation IV with the Pokémon Diamond and Pearl games. This proud and independent Pokémon, known for its strong sense of self, evolves into Prinplup and then into the majestic Empoleon. Piplup's natural habitat includes cold, icy waters, where it hones its swimming skills and resists the chill with its thick down. Its diet primarily consists of fish and other aquatic creatures. In the games, Piplup offers a strategic advantage against Fire, Ground, and Rock types, making it a popular choice for trainers. In the anime, Dawn's Piplup became a fan favorite, showcasing a charming and sometimes stubborn personality that resonated with audiences worldwide. Piplup's cultural significance extends beyond its role as a starter; its adorable design and memorable appearances in various media have cemented its status as an iconic Pokémon, symbolizing resilience and confidence. Its evolution line represents a journey from a cute, small penguin to a powerful, regal emperor, mirroring themes of growth and self-discovery.

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