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Baltoy is a Ground/Psychic-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, known for its ancient origins and connection to clay dolls, evolving into Claydol. This Team Magma's Baltoy card from the Double Crisis set, released in 2015, is an uncommon variant that stands out for its unique Team Magma affiliation and distinctive artwork. Here, visitors will find comprehensive information on Baltoy's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including attacks, energy costs, and weaknesses, as well as the history of this particular edition.
Read more ↓Baltoy is a fascinating Ground/Psychic-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation III, specifically in the Hoenn region. Known as the "Clay Doll Pokémon," Baltoy is believed to have been created from ancient clay figures that were brought to life by mysterious forces. Its design, reminiscent of a spinning top or a traditional Japanese haniwa figure, emphasizes its historical and cultural significance within the Pokémon world. Baltoy typically inhabits ruins and ancient sites, suggesting a deep connection to the past. In terms of behavior, Baltoy is often depicted as a somewhat shy and cautious Pokémon, capable of levitating and using psychic powers. It evolves into Claydol, a larger and more complex clay figure, at level 36. This evolution further emphasizes its ancient origins and psychic capabilities.
In the games, Baltoy and Claydol are often encountered in areas like the Desert Underpass or ancient tombs, reinforcing their lore. Their Ground/Psychic typing gives them a unique set of resistances and weaknesses, making them interesting strategic choices. While Baltoy itself doesn't play a major role in the anime, its evolved form, Claydol, has appeared in various episodes, often associated with ancient mysteries or powerful psychic abilities. Culturally, Baltoy taps into themes of ancient artifacts, archaeology, and the supernatural, making it a memorable Pokémon for many fans. Its design also evokes a sense of wonder and history, distinguishing it from many other Pokémon.
Last updated: April 11, 2026

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