Eiscue does not evolve and has two forms, Ice Face and Noice Face, switching between them as its protective ice cube head shatters and reforms. It is exclusive to Pokémon Shield and Violet, paralleling Stonjourner, exclusive to Sword and Scarlet; each has its own signature ability, Ice Face and Power Spot, and Circhester Stadium's version-exclusive Gym Leaders Gordie and Melony use them on their teams.
Multiple Ice Face Eiscue debuted in Grabbing the Brass Ring!, with one briefly and accidentally assuming its Noice Face form before returning home by the episode's end.
Eiscue's first mainline card came in Rebel Clash as a Holo Rare illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno, alongside a Holo Rare V by PLANETA Tsuji. Shining Fates, Evolving Skies, and Brilliant Stars carried it through the rest of the Sword and Shield era. In the Scarlet and Violet era, Paldea Evolved added an Illustration rare by Nelnal and Obsidian Flames brought a Double rare ex, an Ultra Rare ex, and a Special illustration rare ex by Toshinao Aoki, before it reached the Mega Evolution set.
Eiscue's first mainline card, a 2020 Rebel Clash Holo Rare illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno.
A Rebel Clash Eiscue V illustrated by PLANETA Tsuji.
An Obsidian Flames Eiscue ex Double rare illustrated by 5ban Graphics.
An Obsidian Flames Eiscue ex Special illustration rare by Toshinao Aoki.
A 2020 Rebel Clash Holo Rare illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno.
Stonjourner, its version-exclusive counterpart with its own signature ability, Power Spot.
Ice Face and Noice Face, which it switches between as the ice covering its head shatters and reforms.

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Eiscue is the Penguin Pokémon, a pure Ice type that does not evolve and switches between its Ice Face and Noice Face forms, sharing its category with Piplup and Prinplup. It parallels Stonjourner as version exclusives with their own signature abilities. Our catalog lists 12 Eiscue cards across 8 sets.
No published index yet — too few of Eiscue’s cards trade often enough to strike one.