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Electrode · Base Set 2 25/130

Electrode (Base Set 2 25/130), Rare, Stage1, 80 HP. Market price €3.71, up 20.8% this week. Illustrated by Keiji Kinebuchi. Prices are estimates from TCGPlayer and Cardmarket, not guaranteed values.

It stores electrical energy under very high pressure. It often explodes with little or no provocation.

Electrode (National Pokédex #101) first appeared in Pokémon Red and Green (1996). Its earliest English cards in our catalogue are from 1999: Base Set, Jungle.

More Electrode printings

Card text

Poke-POWER: Buzzap — At any time during your turn (before your attack) you may Knock Out Electrode and attach it to 1 of your other Pokémon. If you do, choose a type of Energy. Electrode is now an Energy card of that type (instead of a Pokémon) that provides 2 energy. This power can't be used if Electrode is Asleep, Confused, or Paralyzed.
Electric Shock 50 — Flip a coin. If tails, Electrode does 10 damage to itself.

Weekly price history

Over the last 11 weeks it has sold for between €3.07 and €4.01. That is up 2.5% from €3.62 10 weeks ago. Right now it is 7% below its tracked high.

Week	Market price
2026-W31	€3.62
2026-W32	€3.56
2026-W33	€3.56
2026-W34	€4.01
2026-W35	€4.01
2026-W36	€3.90
2026-W37	€3.80
2026-W38	€3.80
2026-W39	€3.59
2026-W40	€3.07
2026-W41	€3.71

Printings & variants

Normal — $8.85

Price by market

Across 2 markets it lists from €3.64 to €11.32.

Cardmarket — €3.64
CardTrader — €11.32

Price in context

Electrode ranks #34 of the 130 priced cards in Base Set 2. The median Rare in the set is €15.18. The 130 priced cards in Base Set 2 are worth €1452.63 together; this card is 0.26% of that. The set’s value is up 19.2% this week. Over the last 11 weeks the set’s value went from €961.25 to €1452.63 (+51.1%).

Top chases in Base Set 2

Charizard 4 — €314.83
Ninetales 13 — €247.79
Alakazam 1 — €87.70
Blastoise 2 — €78.78
Venusaur 18 — €66.28

Set value over 11 weeks · same 130 cards each week
Week	Set value
2026-W31	€961.25
2026-W32	€952.39
2026-W33	€952.82
2026-W34	€1000.28
2026-W35	€1000.36
2026-W36	€1016.98
2026-W37	€1029.38
2026-W38	€1062.64
2026-W39	€1067.04
2026-W40	€1218.81
2026-W41	€1452.63