Black & White·#70·2011
Zorua, the Tricky Fox Pokémon, is a Dark-type illusionist introduced in Generation V, known for its mischievous nature and ability to transform. This particular card (#70/114) from the 2011 Black & White expansion features a common rarity and showcases Zorua in its natural habitat. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, the card's specific attacks, energy costs, weakness, and comprehensive edition history. This page caters to both nostalgic fans and serious collectors, providing insights into its collectibility and answering frequently asked questions.
Read more ↓Zorua is a Dark-type Pokémon introduced in Generation V, native to the Unova region. Known as the Tricky Fox Pokémon, its most distinctive ability is its power to create illusions, which it uses to hide its true identity, protect itself from danger, and sometimes to play pranks on unsuspecting humans and Pokémon. It typically evolves into Zoroark, a more powerful illusionist, at level 30. Zorua's diet is not explicitly detailed in the games, but its behavior suggests a resourceful and cunning nature, often living in forests or secluded areas where its illusions can be most effective. In the anime, Zorua has been featured prominently, particularly in the movie "Zoroark: Master of Illusions," where a young Zorua named Celebi traveled with its mother Zoroark. Its playful yet protective personality has endeared it to many fans. In the games, Zorua is notable for being one of the few Pokémon that can be obtained early in the storyline, offering players a unique Dark-type option. Its type matchups mean it is strong against Psychic and Ghost types, but weak against Fighting, Bug, and Fairy types. Zorua's cultural significance lies in its embodiment of trickery and illusion, drawing parallels to various trickster figures in folklore worldwide.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
