Shelgon

コモルー · Drackhaus

Inside SHELGON’s armor-like shell, cells are in the midst of transformation to create an entirely new body. This POKéMON’s shell is extremely heavy, making its movements sluggish.

Type: Dragon
Stage: 2 of 3

Category: Endurance Pokémon
Japanese: コモルー
Height: 1.1 m
Weight: 110.5 kg
Habitat: Rough-terrain
Color: White
Shape: Quadruped

§ I

Evolution & biology

A 3-stage line — walk through the morphology of Shelgon.

#0371

Bagon

Stage 1

Base form

#0372

Shelgon

Stage 2

From Bagon

#0373

Salamence

Stage 3

From Shelgon

§ II

Base stats

Plotted against the dex maximum of 255.

HP 065

/255
Attack 095

/255
Defense 100

/255
Sp. Atk 060

/255
Sp. Def 050

/255
Speed 050

/255

§ III

Best Shelgon cards

Curated for composition, atmosphere, and lasting reading. 6 of 18 cards.

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§ IV

Shelgon through its illustrators

The hands that shaped this Pokémon’s visual identity across the TCG.

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01 AK

Akira Komayama

Akira Komayama is credited on Pokémon TCG cards from 2011 to 2025, with artwork appearing across Sword & Shield, Black & White, and Sun & Moon. The work is defined by cartoon-forward character focus, balanced yet dynamic layouts, and vibrant, playful color.

2 cards
Black & White era
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02 MA

Mitsuhiro Arita

Mitsuhiro Arita has been credited on Pokémon TCG cards from 1999 to 2025, spanning more than 700 illustrations. Work appears across Base, Team Rocket, and Legendary Collection, balancing character-focused staging with energetic, colorful scenes and clear, action-forward framing.

2 cards
Base era → EX era
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03 YM

Yuka Morii

Yuka Morii has been credited on Pokémon Trading Card Game cards since 2001, with artwork appearing through 2025. Their illustrations span sets including Delta Species, Aquapolis, and Lost Origin, often using playful, lighthearted scenes with simple, focused compositions and vibrant color.

2 cards
Base era → Sun & Moon era
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04 AI

Asako Ito

Asako Ito has been credited on Pokémon TCG cards from 2017 to 2025, spanning Sun & Moon through Scarlet & Violet. The work leans whimsical and playful, with textured, crochet-like surfaces, simple balanced staging, and vibrant-to-pastel palettes that keep the mood light.

1 card
Sun & Moon era
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05 AN

Atsuko Nishida

Atsuko Nishida has been credited on Pokémon TCG art from 1999 to 2024, spanning 400+ cards. Across sets such as Gym Heroes, Expedition Base Set, and Skyridge, the work favors playful, character-forward staging with simple, balanced compositions and vibrant, pastel-leaning color.

1 card
Diamond & Pearl era
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