Deoxys·#81·2004
Wingull, the iconic Water/Flying-type Seagull Pokémon from Generation III, is a familiar sight along coastlines and is known for its graceful flight and evolution into the versatile Pelipper, holding cultural significance as a symbol of the sea. This specific card, from the 2004 Deoxys set, is a common non-holographic variant that stands out due to its unique artwork by Tomokazu Komiya, making it a distinctive piece from the EX Series era.
Read more ↓Wingull, the Seagull Pokémon, is a dual Water/Flying-type introduced in Generation III. It is the pre-evolution of Pelipper, evolving at level 25. Wingull are commonly found near coastlines, beaches, and open seas, known for their graceful flight and ability to glide on air currents. Their diet primarily consists of small fish and other aquatic creatures, which they skillfully snatch from the water's surface using their large beaks. Wingull are social Pokémon, often seen flying in flocks, and their calls are a familiar sound in coastal regions of the Hoenn, Sinnoh, and Kalos regions. In the Pokémon games, Wingull is an early-game encounter, often providing players with a reliable Flying-type option for traversing the map with the HM Fly once it evolves. Its role in the anime often portrays it as a helpful, albeit sometimes mischievous, companion to various characters. Culturally, Wingull embodies the freedom and beauty of the ocean, symbolizing travel and the vastness of nature. Its design, inspired by real-world seagulls, makes it instantly recognizable and endearing to fans of all ages.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
