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RotomPop Series 9 #5 Pokémon Card
Pop Series 9·#5
Rotom, a distinctive Electric/Ghost type Plasma Pokémon introduced in Generation IV, is celebrated for its unique ability to possess appliances and alter its form and type, making it a culturally significant and versatile creature. This specific Rotom card from the 2009 Pop Series 9 set is a common rarity, standing out for its unique "Type Shift" Poké-POWER and event-exclusive distribution. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details including Rotom's Pokédex lore, the card's HP, attack names, energy costs, and effects, as well as its weakness, resistance, and edition history.
Read more ↓- Card Number
- #5
- Release Date
- February 28, 2009
- Language
- EN
- Set Code
- pop-series-9
Rotom is a unique Electric/Ghost type Plasma Pokémon introduced in Generation IV, renowned for its ability to possess various household appliances and alter its form and type accordingly. This mischievous Pokémon, known as the Plasma Pokémon, is a singular entity with no evolutionary line, making it a distinctive presence in the Pokémon world. In its standard form, Rotom is a small, orange, plasma-like creature with a pointed top, often depicted surrounded by electricity. Its ability to inhabit different devices—such as ovens, washing machines, refrigerators, lawnmowers, and fan—gives it distinct forms like Heat Rotom, Wash Rotom, Frost Rotom, Mow Rotom, and Fan Rotom, each gaining an additional type (Fire, Water, Ice, Grass, and Flying, respectively). This adaptability makes Rotom a versatile Pokémon in the games, often used for its unique type combinations and movepools. In the anime, Rotom has played various roles, including being a companion to characters and even appearing as a Rotom Phone, further cementing its cultural significance as a technologically integrated Pokémon. Its playful yet sometimes troublesome behavior, combined with its distinct design and mechanical interaction, has made Rotom a fan favorite since its debut.
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