Delta Species·#53·2005
Shelgon, the Endurance Pokémon, is a Dragon-type from Generation III, known for its incredibly hard shell and its evolution from Bagon to Salamence, symbolizing perseverance. This Shelgon D card, from the 2005 Delta Species set, is a unique common variant that features a groundbreaking Fire typing, a departure from its traditional Dragon type. Here, visitors will discover comprehensive Pokédex lore, the card's specific attacks including Tight Jaw and Combustion with their energy costs and damage, its weakness, resistance, and the intriguing history of the Delta Species edition.
Read more ↓Shelgon is a Dragon-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, evolving from Bagon starting at level 30 and then into Salamence at level 50. It is known for its incredibly hard, bone-like shell that covers its entire body, providing formidable defense against attacks. This shell is so dense and heavy that Shelgon's movements are slow and deliberate, but it is also said to be preparing for its evolution, accumulating energy within its protective casing. Shelgon typically inhabits mountainous regions and caves, where it can find ample rock formations to blend in with and use as shelter. Its diet primarily consists of mineral-rich rocks, which contribute to the strength and composition of its shell. In the games, Shelgon often serves as a powerful mid-game Pokémon, offering strong defensive capabilities before its ultimate evolution into the fearsome Salamence. In the anime, Shelgon has appeared in various episodes, often showcasing its resilient nature and the anticipation of its transformation. Its unique evolutionary process, where it encases itself in a hardened shell, symbolizes a period of intense growth and preparation, making it a culturally significant Pokémon representing perseverance and the promise of future strength.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
