What is the attack on this Seel card?

The attack is called Horn Hazard, which costs one Water energy and deals 30 damage, but does nothing if a coin flip results in tails.

Who illustrated this Seel card?

This Seel card was illustrated by Toshinao Aoki.

What set is this Seel card from?

This Seel card is from the FireRed & LeafGreen set.

What is the weakness of this Seel card?

This Seel card has a weakness to Lightning type Pokémon.

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SeelFirered Leafgreen #78 Pokémon Card

Firered Leafgreen·#78

Seel, a charming Water-type Pokémon from Generation I, is beloved for its seal-like appearance and its evolution into the graceful Dewgong, playing a significant role in the franchise's early lore and appeal. This specific Seel card from the 2004 FireRed & LeafGreen set is a common rarity, featuring a unique, soft art style that distinguishes it within the EX Series era. Here, visitors will discover Seel's Pokédex lore, the card's Horn Hazard attack with its energy cost and effect, and its detailed edition history.

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Card Number: #78
Release Date: August 29, 2004
Language: EN
Set Code: EX06

Seel is a pure Water-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, known for its sleek, white body and horn-like protrusion on its head, which it uses to break through ice. It evolves into Dewgong starting at level 34. Seel is commonly found in cold ocean waters and icy caves, thriving in environments where it can swim and dive with ease. Its diet primarily consists of fish and other small marine life, which it hunts using its keen senses and agility in the water. In the games, Seel is often encountered in areas like the Seafoam Islands in Kanto, and its presence signifies a cold, aquatic habitat. In the anime, Seel has appeared in various episodes, often depicted as a playful and gentle creature, sometimes assisting Ash and his friends. Its evolution, Dewgong, is also a prominent figure, known for its grace and speed in water. Seel’s design, based on a real-world seal, contributes to its widespread appeal and instantly recognizable form within the Pokémon universe, embodying the charm of marine life.