Jellicent evolves from Frillish starting at level 40. The line was first planned as pure Water, and the Ghost type was added for balancing reasons. Its appearance varies by gender, with males colored blue and females pink.
Both a male and female Jellicent made their animated debut in Guarding the Guardian of the Mountain!, under Rizzo's ownership, fighting a wild Volcarona and Ash's Krokorok before losing to Brycen's Beartic. Marlon later used a male Jellicent against Cameron's Ferrothorn in The Road to Humilau!.
Jellicent debuted on cards in Noble Victories illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno, then continued through Next Destinies, Boundaries Crossed, and Plasma Storm before a single Phantom Forces Rare and a Battle Styles Rare.
In the Scarlet & Violet era, White Flare added three Jellicent ex cards: a Double rare by PLANETA Igarashi, an Ultra Rare by N-DESIGN Inc., and a Special illustration rare by Narano.
Jellicent's first card, a 2011 Noble Victories Rare illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno.
White Flare Special illustration rare Jellicent ex by Narano.
White Flare Double rare Jellicent ex by PLANETA Igarashi.
Jellicent evolves from Frillish starting at level 40.
Yes. Males are blue with a short white crown, while females are pink with a taller crown.
Our catalog lists 9 Jellicent cards across 7 sets, from Noble Victories through White Flare.

ブルンゲル
Water · Ghost
Jellicent is the Floating Pokémon, a water/ghost type whose appearance changes by gender, evolving from Frillish at level 40. In the anime a male and female pair debuted under Rizzo's ownership, and our catalog lists 9 Jellicent cards across 7 sets, including a White Flare special illustration rare.
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No published index yet — too few of Jellicent’s cards trade often enough to strike one.