What is Skiploom's Pokédex number?

Skiploom's Pokédex number is 188, identifying it as the Cottonweed Pokémon.

What is the retreat cost for this Skiploom card?

The retreat cost for this Skiploom card is one Colorless energy.

Who illustrated the artwork for this Skiploom card?

The artwork for this Skiploom card was illustrated by sui.

What set is this Skiploom card from?

This Skiploom card is from the Heartgold Soulsilver set.

Does this Skiploom card have any special abilities?

No, this Skiploom card does not have any special abilities; its only action is the "Knock Away" attack.

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Skiploom — Heartgold Soulsilver Pokémon card

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$1.41

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PSA 10

$51.18

PSA 9.5

$20.00

PSA 9

$18.48

PSA 8

$18.48

PSA 7

$18.48

SkiploomHeartgold Soulsilver #51 Pokémon Card

Heartgold Soulsilver·#51

Skiploom, the graceful Grass/Flying type Cottonweed Pokémon, is a beloved creature from Generation II, forming the middle stage of the charming Hoppip evolutionary line and often celebrated for its delicate beauty and connection to nature. This specific card, from the 2010 Heartgold Soulsilver set, is a common rarity that stands out for its serene artwork and representation of the Johto region's vibrant ecosystem.

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Card Number: #51
Release Date: February 9, 2010
Language: EN
Set Code: HGSS1

Skiploom, the Cottonweed Pokémon, is a Grass/Flying type introduced in Generation II. It is the second stage in the Hoppip evolutionary line, evolving from Hoppip and then into Jumpluff. Known for its light, fluffy body and the large bloom on its head, Skiploom is often seen drifting on breezes, using its petals to gauge temperature and sunlight. Its behavior is closely tied to the weather; it is said to open its bloom in sunny conditions and close it when it's cold or cloudy. Skiploom are typically found in open fields and meadows where they can easily catch the wind. In the Pokémon anime, Skiploom often appears as a gentle and playful Pokémon, sometimes featured in contests or as a companion to trainers. Its design, reminiscent of a dandelion in bloom, contributes to its charming and approachable image, making it a favorite among fans who appreciate its delicate beauty and connection to nature.