Natu is the Tiny Bird Pokémon, a Psychic/Flying type that evolves into Xatu at level 25. Its small, not fully-grown wings leave it unable to fly, though it can hop and climb tree trunks, and it forages for food on the ground near ruins and forests, picking food from cactus plants while avoiding their buds and spines. It shares its Tiny Bird category with Pidgey, Spearow, and Rookidee, and it is tied with Rookidee as the smallest Flying-type Pokémon, having been called the Little Bird Pokémon in Generation II.
Two Natu debuted in Doin' What Comes Natu-rally!, owned respectively by McKenzie and his father, both used to tell people's fortunes with Future Sight, though McKenzie's Natu struggled due to his stage fright. In Historical Mystery Tour!, a Natu lured Ash and his friends through Xatu Forest before they guided themselves out into the light, and in Take My Thief! Please!, James pulled a Natu from the Rocket Prize Master to battle Ash and Goh, only for it to be defeated by Goh's Cinderace.
Natu's first card came from 2000's Neo Genesis, illustrated by Ken Sugimori, followed by Neo Discovery's printing illustrated by Sumiyoshi Kizuki. Dragon Frontiers later added a delta species Natu illustrated by Yukiko Baba, and Roaring Skies printed two separate Natu Commons illustrated by Atsuko Nishida and Kagemaru Himeno. Paldean Fates gave Natu both a Common and a Shiny rare printing in 2024.
Natu's first card, a 2000 Neo Genesis Common illustrated by Ken Sugimori.
Dragon Frontiers' delta species Natu, illustrated by Yukiko Baba.
Roaring Skies' Natu, illustrated by Atsuko Nishida, paired with a second printing by Kagemaru Himeno.
Paldean Fates' Shiny rare Natu, illustrated by sowsow in 2024.
Natu's wings are small and not fully grown, so it can only hop and climb rather than fly.
Natu evolves into Xatu starting at level 25.
Yes, Dragon Frontiers printed a delta species Natu illustrated by Yukiko Baba in 2006.

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Psychic · Flying
Natu is the Tiny Bird Pokémon, a Psychic/Flying type evolving into Xatu at level 25, unable to fly due to its small, not-fully-grown wings. Two Natu debuted in the anime's Doin' What Comes Natu-rally!, and our catalog lists 19 Natu cards across 17 sets.
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