Kadabra Pokédex Information
Kadabra is a Psychic type Pokémon that first appeared in the games Pokémon Red and Blue which released in Japan on 12th September 1999. It evolves from Abra and evolves to Alakazam.
Kadabra is a two-legged Pokémon that is based on the magic word ‘Abracadabra’. Based on its Japanese name, and the presence of a spoon, it is also thought to represent the famous illusionist Uri Geller. In 2002, Uri Geller brought a successful law suit against Pokémon banning them from using images of the Pokémon Kadabra, which he believed were based on his own likeness. In 2022, Geller rescinded the ban allowing Pokémon cards depicting Kadabra to be produced again.
Kadabra is yellow with a brown upper body that resembles a T-shirt and a brown band around its very thick tail. Its lower body is marked with red ‘S’ shaped markings that Geller claimed resembled the letters used by the Nazi SS. Its two feet each have two toes, while its hands each have three fingers, one of which holds a spoon. It has a fox-like face with a long nose and pointed ears. A long, yellow moustache extends out from its face. Using its psychic power, Kadabra levitates as it sleeps. It uses its springy tail as a pillow.
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Kadabra Pokédex Facts
Evolutions
Kadabra Pokédex Entries
TCG Cards
Kadabra Pokédex Facts
English Name – Kadabra
Japanese Name – Yungerā
First Appearance – 1999 (Pokémon Red and Blue)
Based on – Magician / Uri Geller
Generation – I
Pokédex Number – 0064
Category – Psi
Height – 1.3 m
Weight – 56.5 kg
Gender – Male, Female
Type – Psychic
Weakness – Bug, Dark, Ghost
Special Abilities – Inner Focus, Synchronize
Kadabra Evolutions
Evolution – Abra evolves to Kadabra (level 16); evolves to Alakazam (with Trade or Linking Cord)
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 Alakazam |
Kadabra Pokédex Entries / Games
Pokémon Red and Blue 1999
Pokémon Yellow 2000
Pokémon Stadium 2000
Gold and Silver 1999
Pokémon Crystal 2000
Pokémon Stadium 2 2000
Ruby and Sapphire 2002
Pokémon Emerald 2004
FireRed and LeafGreen 2005
Diamond and Pearl 2006
Platinum 2008
HeartGold and SoulSilver 2009
Pokémon Black and White 2011
Black 2 and White 2 2012
Pokémon X and Y 2013
Omega Ruby, Alpha Sapphire 2015
Sun and Moon 2016
Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon 2017
Let’s Go Pikachu, Let’s Go Eevee 2018
Sword and Shield 2019
Brilliant Diamond, Shining Pearl 2021
Legends Arceus 2022
Kadabra Card List – (scroll to bottom for gallery view)
Pokémon Base Set 1999
Stage – 1
HP – 60
Level – 38
Card Number – 32/102
Pokémon Base 2 2000
Stage – 1
HP – 60
Level – 38
Card Number – 46/130
Pokémon Team Rocket 2000
Stage – 1
HP – 50
Level – 24
Card Number – 39/82
Pokémon Gym Challenge 2000
Stage – 1
HP – 70
Level – 41
Card Number – 58/132
Pokémon Legendary Collection 2002
Stage – 1
HP – 60
Level – 38
Card Number – 49/110
Pokémon Expedition 2002
Stage – 1
HP – 70
Speciality – None
Card Number – 84/165
Skyridge 2002
Stage – 1
HP – 70
Speciality – None
Card Number – 69/144
SV 151 2023
Stage – 1
HP – 80
Speciality – None
Card Number – 064/165
SV Paldean Fates 2024
Stage – 1
HP – 80
Speciality – None
Card Number – 149/091
SV Twilight Masquerade 2024
Stage – 1
HP – 80
Speciality – None
Card Number – 081/167
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