
Triumphant·#50·2010
Tentacruel, the formidable Water/Poison-type Jellyfish Pokémon, hails from the iconic Generation I and is the evolved form of Tentacool, holding a significant place in Pokémon lore. This specific card, #50 from the 2010 Triumphant set, is a common variant that stands out for its unique claymation-style artwork. Here, you will discover Tentacruel's Pokédex lore, its powerful attacks including Tentavolve and Hyper Beam with their energy costs, and its weakness to Lightning-type Pokémon, alongside the card's fascinating edition history.
Read more ↓Tentacruel, the Jellyfish Pokémon, is a formidable Water/Poison-type creature introduced in Generation I. Evolving from Tentacool, this Pokémon is known for its impressive size and numerous tentacles, which it uses to ensnare prey and administer potent toxins. Its natural habitat includes warm ocean waters, where it drifts silently, often near coastal areas. Tentacruel is a carnivorous Pokémon, primarily feeding on smaller marine life that it paralyzes with its venomous stings. In the Pokémon games, Tentacruel is a strong special attacker with good speed, often utilized for its ability to set up hazards like Toxic Spikes. In the anime, Tentacruel has been depicted as a powerful force, sometimes appearing in large groups and posing a significant threat to ships and seaside towns, notably in episodes where it grows to colossal sizes. Its design, reminiscent of a large jellyfish, gives it a distinct and somewhat intimidating presence, contributing to its cultural significance as one of the more memorable Water-type Pokémon from the Kanto region.
Last updated: April 10, 2026