Ultra Prism·#115·2018
Type: Null, a Synthetic Pokémon from Generation VII, is a fascinating Normal-type creature renowned for its unique origins and its evolution into Silvally, holding significant cultural weight within the Pokémon universe. This specific card from the 2018 Ultra Prism set, a common rarity, stands out for its faithful depiction of the Pokémon's masked form and its intriguing attack mechanics. Here, visitors will discover everything from Type: Null's Pokédex lore and natural habitat to its card's HP, energy costs, attacks, weakness, and detailed edition history.
Read more ↓Type: Null is a unique Synthetic Pokémon, a Normal-type creature introduced in Generation VII, specifically in the Alola region. Its creation was an ambitious project by the Aether Foundation, intended to be an "Anti-Ultra Beast" weapon. Its design reflects this purpose, featuring a heavy control mask that suppresses its true power and resembles various animalistic features. Type: Null doesn't have a natural habitat as it is artificially created, but it is known to evolve into Silvally when it forms a strong bond with its trainer and the control mask is removed. Its diet is not specified, but as a synthetic Pokémon, it likely doesn't have traditional dietary needs. In the games, Type: Null is given to the player by Gladion, a significant character in the Alola storyline, making it an important narrative element. Its role in the anime further explores its origins and its journey to overcome its restrictive mask. The concept of a Pokémon created to combat specific threats and its eventual evolution through trust resonates deeply with themes of overcoming limitations and finding one's true self, giving it significant cultural relevance among fans.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
