Aquapolis·#133·2003
Seer is a Supporter Trainer card from the Pokémon Trading Card Game, part of the e-Card Series that brought innovative mechanics to the game. Released in 2003 as card #133 from the Aquapolis set, it's a common card that showcases the unique design philosophy of its era. This guide delves into its background, detailing its card effects, the artists behind its design, and its place within the broader TCG landscape. Collectors and fans will find insights into its collectibility, grading considerations, and how it compares to other cards, alongside answers to frequently asked questions.
Read more ↓Seer is not a Pokémon, but rather a Supporter Trainer card from the Pokémon Trading Card Game. As such, it does not have Pokédex lore, natural habitat, diet, or an evolution line. Trainer cards represent items, supporters, or Stadiums that can be used during a Pokémon battle to influence the game. Supporter cards, specifically, depict various characters or concepts that aid the player, often drawing inspiration from the rich world of the Pokémon video games and anime, though Seer itself does not directly correspond to a specific character from the main video game series. It was introduced in the e-Card Series era of the TCG, a period known for its integration with Nintendo's e-Reader peripheral, which allowed players to scan dot codes on the cards for additional content or mini-games. The role of Trainer cards like Seer is to introduce strategic depth and resource management into the game, allowing players to refine their decks and execute specific strategies. Their cultural significance lies in their ability to shape the meta-game and provide utility beyond just Pokémon battles.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
