Aquapolis·#102·2003
Ponyta is a beloved Fire-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, famous for its fiery mane and its evolution into the majestic Rapidash, holding significant cultural appeal as a symbol of speed and grace. This particular card, from the 2003 Aquapolis set, is a common variant and stands out due to its unique e-Reader compatibility, making it a distinctive piece from a pivotal era in the TCG. Here, you'll discover everything from Ponyta's Pokédex lore and its card's specific attacks and energy costs to its weakness, resistance, and the intricate history of its edition.
Read more ↓Ponyta is a pure Fire-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, known for its fiery mane and tail, which are said to be hot enough to melt anything it touches. This adorable horse-like Pokémon gallops across fields and mountains, often seen in open grasslands or volcanic regions where it can find ample space to run and train its powerful legs. Its diet primarily consists of mineral-rich grasses, which are believed to contribute to the strength and heat of its flames. Ponyta is the pre-evolved form of Rapidash, evolving at level 40. In the games, Ponyta is a popular choice for trainers seeking a fast and strong Fire-type, often playing a key role in early-game challenges. Its appearance in the anime, particularly as Brock’s Vulpix’s rival or in various racing episodes, has cemented its image as a spirited and loyal companion. Culturally, Ponyta embodies grace, speed, and the untamed beauty of nature, often inspiring art and stories about its majestic presence.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
