Unseen Forces·#79·2005
Wooper, the charming Water Fish Pokémon, is a beloved dual Water/Ground-type creature first introduced in the Johto region, known for its perpetual smile and unique gill branches. This specific card from the 2005 Unseen Forces set is a common variant, featuring Kagemaru Himeno's soft, illustrative art style that brings a serene quality to the aquatic Pokémon. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its Mud Shot and Tail Whap attacks with their energy costs, and its weakness to Grass-type Pokémon, alongside its historical context within the TCG.
Read more ↓Wooper, the Water Fish Pokémon, is a charming dual Water/Ground-type creature first introduced in Generation II. Its simple, perpetually smiling design and laid-back demeanor have endeared it to many Pokémon fans. Wooper is typically found in cold waters, often near the mountains or in bogs, where it uses its unique body to absorb nutrients from the water. It has a distinctive lack of arms, relying on its tail for propulsion and balance, and its head features two purple, branching gills that allow it to breathe both in and out of water. In the games, Wooper evolves into Quagsire at level 20, another Water/Ground-type known for its perpetually vacant expression and powerful physical attacks. Wooper's Water/Ground typing gives it a unique defensive profile, making it immune to Electric-type attacks, though it gains a crippling 4x weakness to Grass-type moves. Despite its unassuming appearance, Wooper has made several appearances in the anime, often depicted as a docile and friendly Pokémon. Its design simplicity and adorable nature have contributed to its cultural significance, making it a beloved symbol of early Pokémon generations.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
