Undaunted·#76·2010
The Unown, a fascinating species of Pokémon, are known for their ancient origins and forms resembling the letters of the alphabet, making them culturally significant figures in the Pokémon universe. This particular Ruins of Alph card, from the 2010 Undaunted set, is a common Stadium card that stands out for its unique game-changing effect. Here, visitors will find extensive information, including the Pokédex lore of the mysterious Ruins of Alph, the card's specific mechanics like its "no Resistance" effect, and its detailed edition history.
Read more ↓The Ruins of Alph are a mysterious and ancient location in the Johto region of the Pokémon world, first introduced in the Generation II games, Pokémon Gold and Silver. This enigmatic site is famously home to the Unown, a unique species of Pokémon whose forms resemble letters of the alphabet. The lore surrounding the Ruins of Alph suggests they were built by an ancient civilization that worshipped the Unown, believing them to be connected to a powerful force. Within the games, players must solve intricate puzzles involving sliding tiles and hidden chambers to uncover the various forms of Unown and delve deeper into the ruins' secrets. The Ruins of Alph also play a significant role in the anime and movies, often depicted as a place of great historical and mystical importance, sometimes even possessing the power to bring imagination to life. Their design, with crumbling stone structures and cryptic inscriptions, evokes a sense of wonder and ancient power, making them a memorable landmark in the Pokémon universe. The Unown themselves, with their 28 distinct forms (26 letters, plus '!' and '?'), represent the interconnectedness of language and the hidden histories of the Pokémon world.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
