Dragon·#8·2003
Plusle, the Electric-type Cheer Pokémon from Generation III, is celebrated for its supportive nature and does not evolve, standing as an icon of friendship. This specific card, #8 from the 2003 Dragon set, is a common variant and a charming artifact from the EX Series era of the Pokémon TCG. Here, visitors will discover Plusle's Pokédex lore, detailed descriptions of its attacks, energy costs, and its unique "Chain of Events" Poké-Body, alongside its weakness and resistance.
Read more ↓Plusle, the Cheer Pokémon, is an Electric-type introduced in Generation III alongside its counterpart, Minun. These twin Pokémon are known for their energetic and supportive nature, often seen cheering on their allies with sparks and pom-pom-like tails. Plusle specifically creates positive electrical charges to encourage its friends, and its bright red cheeks and ears are distinctive features. In the games, Plusle often appears in grassy areas, embodying the spirit of teamwork and friendship. Its design is based on cheerleaders, and its behavior in the anime consistently reinforces this role, often seen supporting other Pokémon during battles or competitions. Plusle does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making it a standalone creature with a unique niche. Its Electric typing gives it a natural advantage against Water and Flying types, while making it vulnerable to Ground-type attacks. Plusle's presence in the Pokémon world emphasizes the themes of companionship and encouragement.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
