A talented fan artist imagines what would happen if Shellder bit Pokemon other than Slowpoke, fusing with them to trigger unique evolutions.

The Pokémon Company will print its first new Kadabra card in over 20 years. According to a report by PokéBeach, the Pokemon Card 151 set due out in June will feature the psychic spoon-bender ...

For the first time in over two decades, Kadabra is returning to the land of the Pokemon Trading Card Game. After months of speculation, Pokemon officials confirmed the character’s return at ...

Along with all of the other weirdness in the Pokémon world, there are humans with psionic abilities, although not quite to the same level as the Psychic-type Pokémon. Sabrina was the first prominent ...

It appears that the long-absent Kadabra will return to the Pokemon Trading Card Game in 2023. The leading Pokemon TCG site PokeBeach is reporting that Kadabra will make its reappearance in the ...

Remember in 2020 when the spoon-bending magician Uri Geller publicly apologised for getting Kadabra banned from the Pokémon Trading Card Game and asked Nintendo to bring it back? Well, it seems ...

Famous magician Uri Geller has confirmed that Kadabra will finally get a card for the Pokemon TCG on June 16, 2023.

The new Pokemon TCG set could herald the return of Kadabra In Japan, the Abra line was named Casey, Yungerer, and Foodin. These names were based on famous illusionists and psychics.

Spoon-wielding Pokémon Kadabra will be returning to Pokémon: The Card Game for the first time in over two decades this June, following illusionist, magician, and spoon-bender Uri Geller's ...

Evolving Kadabra into Alakazam in Pokémon Legends: Arceus involves a few key steps, differing significantly from the traditional trade-based evolution method used in previous Pokémon games. Here ...

Pokemon Card 151 June 16. will feature the first Kadabra, who hasn’t appeared on cards since 2002 due to a legal dispute between Pokémon and Geller, who sued them due to the likeness yungeller ...

But we might not have much longer to wait for Kadabra to make its way back to our decks, as magician Uri Geller says he "has a feeling" that the 'mon is getting a new card "soon".