Deoxys·#44·2004
Plusle, the cheerful electric-type "Cheering Pokémon," was introduced in Generation III and is known for its energetic support of others, often alongside its counterpart Minun. This particular card from the 2004 Deoxys set, an uncommon rarity, showcases Plusle's friendly demeanor with charming artwork. Here, you will find a comprehensive look at Plusle's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including attacks and energy costs, and the specific details of this edition's release.
Read more ↓Plusle is an Electric-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, and it is known as the "Cheering Pokémon." It does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, but it is often seen alongside its counterpart, Minun, with whom it shares a symbiotic relationship. Plusle's natural habitat frequently includes grasslands and urban areas, where it generates positive electrical charges to cheer on its allies. In the wild, Plusle is observed creating sparks and short circuits to encourage its friends, releasing electricity from its palms and soles. Its diet likely consists of berries and other plant matter, as it is not depicted as a predatory Pokémon. Plusle’s behavior is characterized by its enthusiastic and supportive nature, always eager to boost the morale of others. In the games, Plusle often appears in double battles alongside Minun, utilizing abilities that benefit from having a partner. In the anime, Plusle and Minun are frequently portrayed as playful and mischievous, often causing minor electrical mishaps but always with good intentions. They have appeared in numerous episodes, often cheering on trainers or other Pokémon during battles. Culturally, Plusle, along with Minun, represents the concept of teamwork and mutual support, embodying the idea that two can be stronger than one. Its design, with its red cheeks and "plus" symbol on its tail, clearly denotes its positive electrical charge.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
