Dragon·#72·2003
Slugma, the Lava Pokémon, is a pure Fire-type introduced in Generation II, notable for its molten body and evolution into Magcargo, embodying volcanic power in the Pokémon world. This specific card, from the 2003 Dragon set, is a common variant that stands out with its unique Kyoko Umemoto artwork and strategic attack mechanics. Visitors will find comprehensive details on Slugma's Pokédex lore, the card's HP, energy costs, attack effects, weakness, and its place within the EX era.
Read more ↓Slugma, the Lava Pokémon, is a pure Fire-type introduced in Generation II of the Pokémon games. Its body is composed entirely of molten magma, which it must keep in constant motion to prevent solidifying. This unique physiology means Slugma has no internal organs, and its body temperature is extremely high, causing water to evaporate on contact. It primarily inhabits volcanic regions, where it can absorb heat and nutrients from the magma. Slugma evolves into Magcargo starting at level 38. In the games and anime, Slugma is often depicted as a slow-moving but resilient Pokémon, capable of enduring intense heat and contributing to volcanic ecosystems. Its molten body allows it to camouflage effectively within its fiery environment, making it a surprisingly elusive creature despite its bright coloration. Culturally, Slugma represents the raw power and destructive potential of volcanoes, yet also their role in shaping landscapes. Its simple design and elemental nature make it a recognizable figure even among casual fans.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
