Black & White·#85·2011
Tranquill, the graceful Wild Pigeon Pokémon, is a Normal/Flying-type introduced in Generation V, evolving from Pidove and preceding Unfezant, embodying freedom and keen navigational instincts. This specific card, 85/114 from the 2011 Black & White set, is a common variant that highlights the foundational mechanics and art style of the era. Here, visitors will discover Tranquill's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including HP, energy costs for Gust and Quick Attack, weakness, resistance, and retreat cost, alongside its edition history.
Read more ↓Tranquill is a Normal/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V, evolving from Pidove at level 21 and then into Unfezant at level 32. Known as the Wild Pigeon Pokémon, Tranquill are often found in urban areas and forests, where they are observed flying gracefully and communicating through unique vocalizations. They are noted for their keen sense of direction, always returning to their trainer's location regardless of the distance separating them, a trait highlighted in the Pokémon's lore. In the games, Tranquill often serves as an early-game Flying-type option, useful for traversing the region with moves like Fly and providing coverage against Bug and Grass types. Ash Ketchum notably caught a Pidove in the Black & White anime series, which later evolved into Tranquill and then Unfezant, making the evolution line quite recognizable to fans of the anime. They represent a common avian presence in the Pokémon world, symbolizing freedom and the natural beauty of flight. Their gentle demeanor and elegant appearance make them a beloved, if not always competitively powerful, Pokémon.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
