How many Weepinbell cards are there?

There are 16 Weepinbell cards, printed between 1999 and 2026 across 15 sets, alternate arts and reprints included.

Which Weepinbell card has the best artwork?

That's how this page is ordered: the strongest Weepinbell art first, however common or rare the card.

Who illustrates Weepinbell cards?

13 illustrators have drawn Weepinbell. Kagemaru Himeno has done the most at 2, followed by Ken Sugimori and Miki Tanaka.

What was the first Weepinbell card?

Its earliest printing in the catalog comes from Jungle, released in 1999. 14 of its 16 cards are Uncommon.

No. 70 · Kanto · Grass/Poison

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Weepinbell is a Grass/Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Kanto, number 70 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: 16
Sets: 15
Printed: 1999–2026
Illustrators: 13
Sightings: 3

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The strongest Weepinbell art

01/06
Weepinbell
151 · 2023
Drawn by Jerky
Common
02/06
Erika's Weepinbell
Ascended Heroes · 2026
Drawn by LINNE
Uncommon
03/06
Weepinbell
Battle Styles · 2021
Drawn by Shibuzoh.
Uncommon
04/06
Weepinbell
Triumphant · 2010
Drawn by Midori Harada
Uncommon
05/06
Weepinbell
Furious Fists · 2014
Drawn by Mizue
Uncommon
06/06
Erika's Weepinbell
Gym Heroes · 2000
Drawn by Atsuko Nishida
Uncommon

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Which is the better picture?

Two Weepinbell cards, side by side.

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Weepinbell by scene

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

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How Weepinbell gets drawn

Weepinbell is usually drawn funny and playful, in spring, often painted.

Across 15 Weepinbell artworks, each picture counted once, next to how every other Pokémon is drawn.

Moods

playful87%1.8× more than most Pokémon
funny80%6× more than most Pokémon
nostalgic33%
tender7%
peaceful7%

Light and time

In daylight 80%In spring 53%

Funny12 of 15 artworks In spring8 of 15 artworks Playful13 of 15 artworks Storybook13 of 15 artworks

Drawn against type

The Weepinbell pictures least like the rest.

tense, fierce

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1999–2026

Weepinbell through the years

Its strongest card of each year it was printed.

1999 Jungle
2000 Gym Heroes
2003 Aquapolis
2004 FireRed & LeafGreen
2006 Legend Maker
2008 Legends Awakened
2010 Triumphant
2014 Furious Fists
2017 Guardians Rising
2018 Celestial Storm
2019 Unbroken Bonds
2021 Battle Styles
2023 151
2026 Ascended Heroes

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Evolution line

Bellsprout18 cards
Weepinbellthis page · 16 cards
Victreebel17 cards

Weepinbell sightingsspotted in 3 other cards

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

Every Weepinbell card

16 cards, strongest artwork first.

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Weepinbell in numbers

Cards: 16
Sets: 15since Jungle
Illustrators: 13most by Kagemaru Himeno
Printed: 1999–2026
Printed as: Stage 1
Sightings: 3in other cards' art
HP on card: 60–90

They span 15 sets, from Jungle to Ascended Heroes. 13 illustrators have drawn it, most often Kagemaru Himeno, Ken Sugimori and Miki Tanaka.

Who draws Weepinbell

13 illustrators, by how many they have drawn.

Where it has been printed

15 sets, by how many Weepinbell cards each holds.

3 more sets

Rarity

Uncommon14Common2

Questions

How many Weepinbell cards are there?: There are 16 Weepinbell cards, printed between 1999 and 2026 across 15 sets, alternate arts and reprints included.
Which Weepinbell card has the best artwork?: That's how this page is ordered: the strongest Weepinbell art first, however common or rare the card.
Who illustrates Weepinbell cards?: 13 illustrators have drawn Weepinbell. Kagemaru Himeno has done the most at 2, followed by Ken Sugimori and Miki Tanaka.
What was the first Weepinbell card?: Its earliest printing in the catalog comes from Jungle, released in 1999. 14 of its 16 cards are Uncommon.