Aquapolis·#59·2003
Seaking is a captivating Water-type Pokémon, introduced in the first generation and evolving from the elegant Goldeen, holding a significant place in Pokémon lore and fan culture. This particular card, from the 2003 Aquapolis set, is a common variant notable for its e-Reader compatibility and unique art style, representing a distinctive era of the Pokémon TCG. Here, visitors will discover fascinating Pokédex lore about Seaking, detailed insights into its attacks and energy costs, its specific weakness, and the historical context of its edition.
Read more ↓Seaking, the Goldfish Pokémon, is a pure Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It evolves from Goldeen starting at level 33. Known for its elegant fins and powerful horn, Seaking is often found swimming gracefully in rivers and ponds, especially during the autumn mating season when its vibrant colors are most pronounced. Its diet primarily consists of aquatic plants and small insects, which it can efficiently catch using its agile movements. In the games, Seaking is a reliable Water-type option, often appearing in early routes. In the anime, it has been featured in various episodes, showcasing its beauty and sometimes its competitive spirit, as seen in fishing competitions. Culturally, Seaking embodies beauty and serenity, often appearing in traditional Japanese art and folklore as a symbol of prosperity and good fortune due to its resemblance to ornamental goldfish. Its design, with its flowing fins and distinctive horn, makes it a memorable and classic Pokémon from the Kanto region, recognized by fans across generations.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
