Call of Legends·#49·2011
Quilava, the Volcano Pokémon, is a beloved Fire-type from Generation II, serving as the agile middle evolution between Cyndaquil and Typhlosion, holding significant cultural importance among fans. This specific Quilava card from the 2011 Call of Legends set, card number 49, is a common variant celebrated for its detailed artwork by Kagemaru Himeno. Here, visitors will find comprehensive Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks with energy costs, its weakness, and a deep dive into its edition history.
Read more ↓Quilava is the Volcano Pokémon, a Fire-type introduced in Generation II with the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver in 1999. It is the evolved form of Cyndaquil and precedes its final evolution, Typhlosion. Quilava's natural habitat is typically found in grasslands and volcanic regions, where its fiery abilities can be put to good use. Its diet is not explicitly detailed in the games, but as a Fire-type, it is often depicted as having a diet that fuels its internal flames. Quilava's behavior is characterized by its agility and quick movements, using its fiery fur for both offense and defense. In the anime, Quilava has been featured prominently, notably as Ash's Bayleef's rival and later as Dawn's evolved Cyndaquil. Its role in the games is as a reliable mid-stage evolution for players who choose Cyndaquil as their starter. The evolution line as a whole holds significant cultural importance as one of the original starter trios from the Johto region, beloved by many fans. Its type matchups mean it excels against Grass, Ice, Bug, and Steel types, but is vulnerable to Water, Ground, and Rock types.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
