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No. 183 · Johto · Water/Fairy

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Marill is a Water/Fairy-type Pokémon introduced in Johto, number 183 in the National Pokédex. Its cards run from 1999 to 2026. Its cards are ordered by the art, the best first, rather than by set.

Cards
24
Sets
22
Printed
1999–2026
Illustrators
22
Sightings
11

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The strongest Marill art

  1. 01/06

    Marill

    Paldea Evolved · 2023

    Drawn by Atsuya Uki

    Illustration rare

  2. 02/06

    Marill

    Ascended Heroes · 2026

    Drawn by Rond

    Illustration rare

  3. 03/06

    Marill

    Steam Siege · 2016

    Drawn by Shibuzoh.

    Common

  4. 04/06

    Marill

    Ascended Heroes · 2026

    Drawn by Yoshimoto Yoshimon

    Common

  5. 05/06

    Marill

    Fusion Strike · 2021

    Drawn by sowsow

    Common

  6. 06/06

    Marill

    30th Celebration · 2026

    Drawn by Saya Tsuruta

    Common

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Which is the better picture?

Two Marill cards, side by side.

Marill, Steam Siege
Marill, Fusion Strike
Marill, Stellar Crown
Marill, Temporal Forces
Marill, Paldea Evolved
Marill, 30th Celebration
Marill, Ascended Heroes
Marill, Ascended Heroes
Marill, Surging Sparks

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Marill by scene

Where its cards are set. Each opens a search of just those Marill cards, the artwork that shows it most first.

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How Marill gets drawn

Marill is usually drawn playful, peaceful and cute, in spring, often painted.

Across 24 Marill artworks, each picture counted once, next to how every other Pokémon is drawn.

Drawn against type

The Marill pictures least like the rest.

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1999–2026

Marill through the years

Its strongest card of each year it was printed.

  1. 1999 Wizards Black Star Promos
  2. 2000 Neo Genesis
  3. 2001 Southern Islands
  4. 2002 Expedition Base Set
  5. 2003 Aquapolis
  6. 2004 Team Rocket Returns
  7. 2005 Delta Species
  8. 2007 Diamond & Pearl
  9. 2010 HeartGold SoulSilver
  10. 2012 Boundaries Crossed
  11. 2015 Primal Clash
  12. 2016 Steam Siege
  13. 2017 Burning Shadows
  14. 2018 Lost Thunder
  15. 2021 Fusion Strike
  16. 2023 Paldea Evolved
  17. 2024 Temporal Forces
  18. 2026 Ascended Heroes
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Evolves into

  1. Marillthis page · 24 cards
  2. Azumarill23 cards

Marill sightingsspotted in 11 other cards

Cards where Marill turns up in someone else's picture: behind them, beside them, or hiding.

Every Marill card

24 cards, strongest artwork first.

24 of 24 cards

Marill in numbers

Cards
24
Sets
22since Wizards Black Star Promos
Illustrators
22most by Atsuko Nishida
Printed
1999–2026
Printed as
Basic
Sightings
11in other cards' art
HP on card
40–70

They span 22 sets, from Wizards Black Star Promos to 30th Celebration. 22 illustrators have drawn it, most often Atsuko Nishida, Ken Sugimori and Asako Ito.

Who draws Marill

22 illustrators, by how many they have drawn.

Where it has been printed

22 sets, by how many Marill cards each holds.

10 more sets

Rarity

Common21Illustration rare2Uncommon1

Questions

How many Marill cards are there?
There are 24 Marill cards, printed between 1999 and 2026 across 22 sets, alternate arts and reprints included.
Which Marill card has the best artwork?
That's how this page is ordered: the strongest Marill art first, however common or rare the card.
Who illustrates Marill cards?
22 illustrators have drawn Marill. Atsuko Nishida has done the most at 2, followed by Ken Sugimori and Asako Ito.
What was the first Marill card?
Its earliest printing in the catalog comes from Wizards Black Star Promos, released in 1999. 21 of its 24 cards are Common.

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