What generation is Zigzagoon from?

Zigzagoon was introduced in Generation III, which corresponds to the Hoenn region in the Pokémon video games.

Is this Zigzagoon card rare?

No, this Zigzagoon card from the Primal Clash set is a common card, indicated by the black circle rarity symbol.

What kind of energy does Zigzagoon need for its attacks?

Both of Zigzagoon's attacks, "Sand Attack" and "Headbutt," require Colorless energy.

Who illustrated this Zigzagoon card?

This Zigzagoon card was illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki.

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ZigzagoonPrimal Clash #111 Pokémon Card

Primal Clash·#111·2015

Zigzagoon, the Tiny Raccoon Pokémon, is a beloved Normal-type from Generation III, known for its distinctive zigzagging movements and its evolution into Linoone. This specific card, #111 from the 2015 Primal Clash set, is a common variant that stands out for its vibrant artwork and classic XY-era mechanics. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks and energy costs, its weakness, and a comprehensive history of this edition. This card appeals to set collectors and nostalgic fans, with the FAQ section addressing common queries about its rarity and attributes.

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Card Number: #111
Release Date: February 3, 2015
Language: EN
Set Code: XY5

Zigzagoon is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, hailing from the Hoenn region. Known as the Tiny Raccoon Pokémon, its distinctive zigzagging movement is not just a quirky habit but also a key characteristic referenced in its name and Pokédex entries. Zigzagoon evolves into Linoone at level 20, and later, in the Galar region, it gained a Dark/Normal regional variant that evolves into Galarian Linoone and then Obstagoon. Its natural habitat includes forests, grasslands, and routes across various regions, where it forages for food, often in a playful, inquisitive manner. In the anime, Zigzagoon has appeared frequently, often portrayed as a mischievous yet endearing small Pokémon. Its design, reminiscent of a badger or raccoon, contributes to its widespread appeal, making it a recognizable and beloved early-game Pokémon for many trainers. While not competitively dominant, its role as a common encounter adds to the immersive experience of the Pokémon world, symbolizing the diverse wildlife found within its ecosystems.