Ruby & Sapphire·#87·2003
Mudkip, the Water-type Mud Fish Pokémon, hails from Generation III and evolves into Marshtomp and then Swampert, becoming an iconic starter from the Hoenn region with significant cultural impact. This specific "Pokémon Reversal" Trainer card from the 2003 Ruby & Sapphire set is a common but strategically important card, featuring a charming depiction of Mudkip alongside Electrike. Here, visitors will discover Mudkip's Pokédex lore, the card's unique flipping mechanic and effect, and its historical context within the EX Series era.
Read more ↓Mudkip is a Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, serving as one of the three starter Pokémon from the Hoenn region. Known as the "Mud Fish Pokémon," Mudkip is typically found in swamps and other wetlands, where its large fin on its head acts as a highly sensitive radar, allowing it to detect movements and changes in the air and water around it. This adaptation is crucial for navigating its murky habitat and finding food, which primarily consists of small aquatic creatures and plants. Mudkip’s sturdy tail propels it through water with remarkable speed, and it can also drag heavy objects with its powerful fins. In the wild, Mudkip are often seen playing in the mud, creating small pools for themselves. It evolves into Marshtomp, and then into the formidable Swampert, gaining the Ground typing in its final evolution, making it uniquely resistant to Electric-type attacks, a rare trait for a Water-type. Mudkip gained significant popularity through its role in the Pokémon anime, particularly as the companion of Brock in the Advanced Generation series, endearing it to a generation of fans. Its charming design and powerful final evolution make it a beloved choice among players and a recognizable icon of the Hoenn region.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
