Chimecho is a small, round Pokémon shaped like a furin wind chime, with a hollow body that lets sounds echo inside, allowing it to amplify wind into ultrasonic waves that startle or repel opponents. It communicates using seven distinct echoing cries and is an omnivore that plucks Berries with its tag-like tail. It evolves from Chingling only at night once its friendship is high enough, and, excluding glitch Pokémon and Unown forms, it is the last Pokémon by index number in the Generation 3 games other than in Pokémon XD: Gale of Darkness, where that spot instead belongs to Munchlax.
It can Mega Evolve into Mega Chimecho using the Mega Stone Chimechite, introduced in Pokémon Legends: Z-A's Mega Dimension, which expands its suction cup into a Chingling-styled ornament with red and white tassels and six smaller Chimecho-styled ornaments along its arms and cheeks.
James caught a Chimecho during the Fortree City Feather Carnival in Who's Flying Now?, cherishing it so much that he never let it battle, and later left it with his Nanny and Pop-Pop to recover from illness in Sweet Baby James. In Mastering Current Events!, Maya's Chimecho used winds to fly but was defeated by her grandfather's Scizor.
Chimecho's first card was a 2004 Hidden Legends Rare illustrated by Miki Tanaka, and Kagemaru Himeno drew its Emerald Rare. Holon Phantoms and POP Series 4 both gave it Delta Species treatments, illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita and Masakazu Fukuda respectively. Twilight Masquerade paired a Common with an Illustration Rare illustrated by REND.
A Nintendo Black Star Promo Chimecho illustrated by Atsuko Nishida.
A Holon Phantoms Delta Species Chimecho illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita.
A Twilight Masquerade illustration rare by REND.
By leveling up at night with high friendship.
Yes, Mega Chimecho, using the Mega Stone Chimechite introduced in Pokémon Legends: Z-A.
Japanese furin wind bells, traditionally hung to predict disasters and ward off evil spirits.
| # | Card | Set | Year | Rarity | Price | 30D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chimecho δ | POP Series 4 | 2006 | Rare | — | $900.00guide | 0.0% |
| 2 | Chimecho | Nintendo Black Star Promos | 2003 | Common | — | $14.66guide | +23.2% |
| 3 | Chimecho | Twilight Masquerade | 2024 | Illustration rare | Holo | $4.75 | -4.6% |
| 4 | Chimecho | Emerald | 2005 | Rare | — | $2.08guide | +3.0% |
| 5 | Chimecho δ | Holon Phantoms | 2006 | Uncommon | — | $1.72guide | -1.1% |
| 6 | Chimecho | Hidden Legends | 2004 | Rare | — | $1.72guide | -3.4% |
| 7 | Chimecho | Supreme Victors | 2009 | Rare | — | $1.68guide | +1.8% |
| 8 | Chimecho | Mysterious Treasures | 2007 | Rare | — | $0.98guide | +4.3% |
| 9 | Chimecho | Vivid Voltage | 2020 | Common | — | $0.28guide | -15.2% |
| 10 | Chimecho | Crimson Invasion | 2017 | Common | — | $0.22guide | +10.0% |
Ranked by each card’s main print in near-mint raw condition. 1st Edition, Shadowless and other versions are priced on each card’s page. The table updates live.
The value of Chimecho cards sits almost entirely at the top. All 15 Chimecho cards carry a market value, and the ten leading cards hold 100 percent of the total. The most valuable Chimecho card is Chimecho δ from POP Series 4, printed in 2006, followed by the Common from Nintendo Black Star Promos in 2003. The priced cards span the years 2003 to 2024, so Chimecho card value comes from a narrow group of prints.
Chimecho δ from POP Series 4 (2006), a Rare, leads the most valuable Chimecho cards by 73.1 times over the next card. That runner-up is the Common Chimecho from Nintendo Black Star Promos (2003). Third is the Illustration rare from Twilight Masquerade (2024), a modern rarity that gives the card full-art style treatment. The Rare from Emerald (2005) takes fourth, and the Rare from Hidden Legends (2004) takes fifth.
Of the twenty-five leading Chimecho cards, 5 come from the EX era, 4 from Sword & Shield, 3 from Scarlet & Violet, 2 from Diamond & Pearl and 1 from Sun & Moon. The newest era's leader is the Twilight Masquerade Chimecho from 2024, 3rd overall. Vintage means the WOTC era, and modern is every later era: the top ten holds 10 modern cards, and the top twenty-five holds 15 modern cards.
Among the ten leading Chimecho cards, the printed rarities are 5 Rare, 3 Common, 1 Illustration rare and 1 Uncommon. Widening to the twenty-five leaders, the counts are 8 Common, 5 Rare, 1 Illustration rare and 1 Uncommon. The most valuable Chimecho cards are therefore a spread of standard printings across the Common, Uncommon and Rare rarities, with a single Illustration rare among them.
Among 1020 species with priced cards, Chimecho ranks 43rd by the value of its single leading card, and 92nd of 753 by the combined value of its ten leaders. In its evolution line, Chingling ranks 814th of 1020 by top card. For Chimecho cards, this means the market is built around one leading card, with the rest of the species well behind it and the pre-evolution sitting far lower in the rankings.
Written from market data as of October 29, 2026; the table updates live.

チリーン
Psychic
Chimecho is the Wind Chime Pokémon, a pure psychic type that evolves from Chingling at night with high friendship. Based on Japanese furin wind bells, it amplifies wind sounds inside its hollow body, and can Mega Evolve using a Mega Stone introduced in Pokémon Legends: Z-A.
ChinglingChimecho
ChimechoTwilight Masquerade · 179$4.75-6.3%42Quant score42 / 100
ChimechoVivid Voltage · 72 · Normal$0.280.0%41Quant score41 / 100
ChimechoBrilliant Stars · 063 · Normal$0.090.0%42Quant score42 / 100
ChimechoBattle Styles · 59 · Normal$0.150.0%62Quant score62 / 100
ChimechoTwilight Masquerade · 085 · Normal$0.140.0%68Quant score68 / 100
ChimechoCrimson Invasion · 43 · Normal$0.220.0%60Quant score60 / 100
ChimechoPaldean Fates · 030 · Normal$0.160.0%41Quant score41 / 100