Aquapolis·#111·2003
Spinarak is a Bug/Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II, known for its distinctive spider-like appearance and its role as a common early-game encounter. This particular card, from the Aquapolis set released in 2003, is a common non-holo variant, notable for its unique e-Reader dot code functionality that was a prominent feature of the era. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore about Spinarak, a breakdown of its attacks including energy costs and effects, and comprehensive information about its edition history and card mechanics.
Read more ↓Spinarak is a Bug/Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Generation II, first appearing in the Pokémon Gold and Silver games. It is known for its distinctive appearance resembling a small green spider, with a face-like pattern on its back that often startles predators. Spinarak is commonly found in forests, caves, and grasslands, where it spins intricate webs to catch prey. Its diet primarily consists of small insects, which it ensnares with its sticky silk before injecting them with venom. In the wild, Spinarak are often seen hanging from trees or eaves, patiently waiting for their next meal. They are nocturnal Pokémon, becoming more active after sunset. Spinarak evolves into Ariados at level 22. In the games, Spinarak often serves as an early-game Bug-type Pokémon, helping new trainers understand type matchups and the importance of status conditions. In the anime, Spinarak has appeared in various episodes, often showcasing its web-spinning abilities and sometimes being portrayed as mischievous. Its unique design and dual typing make it a memorable Pokémon for many fans, and its evolution line contributes to the diverse ecosystem of the Johto region. The face-like pattern on its abdomen is a classic example of mimicry in the Pokémon world, a defensive adaptation to deter potential threats.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
