Secret Wonders·#110·2007
Shuppet, the Ghost-type Puppet Pokémon introduced in Generation III, is known for feeding on negative emotions and evolves into the equally intriguing Banette, holding a unique place in Pokémon lore. This particular Shuppet card, number 110/132 from the 2007 Secret Wonders set, is a common variant notable for its distinct Kagemaru Himeno artwork featuring fireworks. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details including its Pokédex lore, the card's specific attacks like Gossip and Hang Down with their energy costs, and its weakness, resistance, and retreat cost.
Read more ↓Shuppet is a Ghost-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, originally discovered in the Hoenn region. Known as the Puppet Pokémon, Shuppet evolves into Banette starting at Level 37. Its Pokédex entries often describe it as a creature that feeds on negative emotions like resentment and envy, making it a somewhat ominous yet intriguing presence in the Pokémon world. Shuppet is often found in urban areas, particularly near homes where strong negative feelings might reside, hanging from eaves or lurking in shadows. Its design, resembling a puppet or a doll, contributes to its eerie appeal. In the games, Shuppet is typically encountered in haunted locations or at night, reinforcing its Ghost typing. In the anime, Shuppet often plays roles that highlight its mischievous or sometimes misunderstood nature, further endearing it to fans. Its evolutionary line, culminating in Banette, explores themes of abandonment and attachment, making Shuppet a Pokémon with a deeper narrative than its simple appearance might suggest. Its unique behavior and connection to human emotions give it a distinct place in the Pokémon ecosystem and cultural lexicon.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
