Arceus·#32·2009
Spiritomb, the Ghost/Dark-type Forbidden Pokémon, is a mysterious entity formed from 108 spirits, a significant figure from Generation IV with a compelling lore. This particular Spiritomb LV.39 card from the 2009 Arceus set is a common rarity, yet it stands out for its unique and highly impactful gameplay mechanics. Here, visitors can explore Spiritomb's Pokédex lore, delve into the card's specific attacks like Darkness Grace and its disruptive Keystone Seal Poké-BODY, understand its energy costs, weakness, and retreat cost, and learn about its edition history within the Platinum era.
Read more ↓Spiritomb is a unique Ghost/Dark-type Pokémon, introduced in Generation IV. Known as the Forbidden Pokémon, its existence is tied to a specific ancient artifact—the Hallowed Tower in the Sinnoh region, or the Keystone. According to Pokédex entries, Spiritomb is formed from 108 spirits bound together within a fissure in a Keystone, an act of ancient magic performed as punishment for its misdeeds. Its ethereal form, resembling a swirling, purplish-pink mass of energy with a green face, floats above the Keystone that anchors it to the physical world. Spiritomb has no known evolutionary line, making it a standalone Pokémon with a distinctive lore. In the games, it is often a challenging encounter, sometimes requiring specific conditions to battle. In the anime, Spiritomb has appeared in episodes showcasing its mischievous and sometimes menacing nature, often causing trouble for Ash and his friends. Its unique typing gives it a rare immunity to Psychic-type attacks, and its lore as a collection of spirits gives it a mysterious and somewhat eerie appeal, distinguishing it from other Ghost-type Pokémon. Its cultural significance lies in its connection to ancient myths and its role as a symbol of forbidden power, making it a popular subject in fan art and discussions among Pokémon enthusiasts.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
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