Lost Thunder·#83·2018
Stunfisk, the Electric/Ground-type Trap Pokémon, hails from the Unova region introduced in Generation V, a unique creature with no evolutionary line and a quirky cultural significance. This specific card from the 2018 Lost Thunder set is a common, non-holographic variant that stands out for its faithful depiction of the Pokémon's core characteristics. Here, visitors will find detailed information about Stunfisk's Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks and energy costs, its weakness, and the historical context of its card edition.
Read more ↓Stunfisk, the Trap Pokémon, is a unique Electric/Ground-type introduced in Generation V with the Unova region. It does not evolve from or into any other Pokémon, making it a standalone creature in the vast Pokémon world. Its distinct flat, flounder-like appearance and perpetually surprised expression have made it a recognizable, if sometimes underestimated, presence. Stunfisk's natural habitat includes muddy seabeds and shallow waters, where it cleverly buries itself, leaving only its eyes and mouth exposed. It lies in wait for unsuspecting prey, which it then paralyzes with a powerful electric shock upon contact. This ambush predator behavior is a key aspect of its biology and is often reflected in its abilities and moves in the games. In the Pokémon games, Stunfisk is known for its ability Static, which can paralyze opponents, and Limber, preventing it from being paralyzed. Its unique typing gives it an interesting defensive profile, being immune to Electric-type attacks and resistant to Poison, Flying, Bug, and Rock, though it has a debilitating 4x weakness to Grass. While not a star of the anime, it has made appearances, often showcasing its surprising electric capabilities. Stunfisk's design, inspired by real-world electric rays and flounders, gives it a quirky charm that has endeared it to a niche but loyal fanbase, representing the diverse and often whimsical designs found within the Pokémon universe.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
