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Quilava — Neo Genesis Pokémon card

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Quilava

Neo Genesis·#47·2000

Quilava, the dynamic Fire-type Volcano Pokémon, is a beloved Stage 1 evolution of Cyndaquil from the iconic Generation II of the Pokémon universe. This 1st Edition Neo Genesis card from 2000 stands out as a rare non-holo variant, marking Quilava's debut in the English TCG. Here, you will find comprehensive details including its Pokédex lore, unique attack mechanics with specific energy costs, and its weakness to Water. This card appeals to both nostalgic fans and serious collectors, with the FAQ section addressing common inquiries about its rarity and historical context.

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Card Number
#47
Language
EN
Set Code
neo-genesis

Quilava, the Volcano Pokémon, is a fiery bipedal mammal-like creature with a sleek, agile build. Introduced in Generation II with the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver, it is the evolved form of Cyndaquil and the pre-evolution of Typhlosion. Quilava's natural habitat is typically volcanic regions or hot, arid environments where its fire-based abilities can thrive. Its diet likely consists of small prey, which it can easily incapacitate with its intense flames. In battle, Quilava is known for the fiery eruptions along its back, which it can intensify at will to intimidate foes or launch powerful attacks. Its evolution line is one of the three starter Pokémon for the Johto region, making it a fan favorite. As a Fire-type Pokémon, it excels against Grass, Ice, Bug, and Steel types, but is vulnerable to Water, Ground, and Rock types. In the anime, Quilava has been featured as a loyal and powerful companion to trainers like Ash Ketchum, showcasing its speed and fiery prowess in numerous battles. Its design, reminiscent of a badger or weasel, combined with its explosive abilities, has cemented its place as an iconic Pokémon of its generation.

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