Sword & Shield·#152·2020
Wooloo, the endearing Normal-type Sheep Pokémon, was introduced in Generation VIII and quickly became a cultural icon of the Galar region, beloved for its fluffy appearance and gentle demeanor. This specific card, from the 2020 Sword & Shield base set, is a common printing that captures Wooloo's essence through the classic artistry of Mitsuhiro Arita. Here, visitors will find extensive details on Wooloo's Pokédex lore, its card mechanics including attack energy costs and effects, and the historical context of this particular edition.
Read more ↓Wooloo, the adorable Sheep Pokémon, was introduced in Generation VIII with the release of the Pokémon Sword and Shield games for the Nintendo Switch. This Normal-type Pokémon is instantly recognizable by its fluffy, white, cloud-like fleece and its distinctive dark face and legs. Wooloo is known for its gentle and docile nature, often seen rolling around like a ball, which is a common behavior depicted in its appearances across the games and anime. It evolves into Dubwool, gaining a more robust and imposing appearance while retaining its woolly charm. In the Galar region, where it originates, Wooloo's fleece is highly prized for its elasticity and durability, making it a valuable resource for various textiles. Its presence in the wild, often herded by trainers, underscores its importance to the region's economy and culture. Wooloo's endearing design quickly made it a fan favorite, embodying the serene and pastoral aspects of the Galar landscape. Its simple yet captivating appearance has cemented its place as an iconic Pokémon of its generation, frequently appearing in merchandise and promotional materials.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
