Seedot Card Collection: Your Yuka Morii Art Binder Checklist
Discover the best Seedot Pokémon cards to collect. Cute picks, rare finds, set history, and binder layout tips in one guide.
2024-07-17
Popularity Rank: #592
Fan survey data
Blended rank from two r/pokemon "favourite Pokémon" surveys, weighted 60/40 toward the 2025 results (u/Jawnysparklez; u/mamamia1001 2019).
2025 survey: #555
2019 survey: #513
#592 / 1025
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Seedot
Acorn Pokémon
SEEDOT attaches itself to a tree branch using the top of its head. It sucks moisture from the tree while hanging off the branch. The more water it drinks, the glossier this POKéMON’s body becomes.
Pokédex details
Height
0.5 m
Weight
4.0 kg
Base EXP
0
Capture rate
255 / 255
Generation
Gen III
Base happiness
70
Growth rate
Medium Slow
Color
Brown
Habitat
Forest
Shape
Legs
Egg groups
Ground, Plant
What makes Seedot so likeable
The elevator pitch for Seedot: cute, recognizable, and worth a binder slot.
- Cheerful personality in-game — Seedot feels upbeat even before you pick a favourite card.
- Soft nature vibes — Seedot feels like it belongs in a botanical-themed spread.
- A staple in our Yuka Morii Art crowd — Seedot is one of those picks collectors nod at immediately.
Pokémon TCG cards
Recent cards featuring Seedot from the Trading Card Game, newest first.
Mega Evolution
Common
Mega Rising
One Diamond
Temporal Forces
Common
Lost Origin
Common
Evolving Skies
Common
Vivid Voltage
Common
Celestial Storm
Common
Celestial Storm
Common
BREAKpoint
Common
Steam Siege
Common
Flashfire
Common
Next Destinies
Common
Showing 12 of 21 loaded cards · card data from TCGdex with pokemontcg.io as backup · images via Scrydex when needed
Laying out a Seedot page that photographs well
A workable spread formula for Seedot — scene print, anchor card, supporting cast — without overthinking supplies.
Cards to anchor your spread
TCG picks for collectors — pair these with a printed scene below.
Seedot #61 (Legend Maker) by Yuka Morii is essential — her signature clay-art style gives Seedot an irresistibly handcrafted charm.
Seedot #3 (Temporal Forces) by Asako Ito is a must-have — her delicate watercolour style makes Seedot feel like fine art.
Seedot #11 (Celestial Storm) is a promo worth chasing — alternate art that stands out on any Seedot binder page.
Seedot #2 (Next Destinies) is a solid binder pick — easy to find and always looks great in a spread.
Species art references
Character renders for colour matching, pose ideas, and silhouette checks.
Official artwork
Match card holo colours and keep the species silhouette consistent across pockets.
HOME render
Modern pose reference when you want a cleaner, upright character layout.
Dream World vector
Simple line-and-fill shape — handy for tracing pocket placement before you print.
Shiny palette
Alternate colourway for accent pockets or shiny-themed spreads.
Art via PokéAPI/sprites (open source).
Seedot mini binder spread
A seeded two-page 3×3 binder mockup using Seedot chase cards and Michi Method scene art for display planning.
Left page
Legend Maker
Common
Temporal Forces
Common
Celestial Storm
Common
Next Destinies
Common
Mega Evolution
Common
Mega Rising
One Diamond
Lost Origin
Common
Right page
Evolving Skies
Common
Vivid Voltage
Common
Celestial Storm
Common
BREAKpoint
Common
Steam Siege
Common
Flashfire
Common
Rising Rivals
Common
Diamond & Pearl
Common
Deoxys
Common
Start with a background that echoes Seedot's grass, then place your chase holo in the top-left anchor slot. Secondary copies can step down in rarity toward the edges so the spread breathes in photos.
Michi Method scene examples
Illustration picks when dedicated scene art is not cached yet — card frames may still show.
Scene wallpaper — Seedot
Scene art via Wallhaven — Scene wallpaper — Seedot
Find more scene art
Curated galleries and search links — we do not hotlink Pinterest or ArtStation results.
Pokémon and character names are trademarks of Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK.
Additional tips
- Seedot's cheerful base temperament invites playful sticker sleeves or washi — don't force a grimdark layout unless the art demands it.
- Keep a "swap tray" of mid-value Seedot duplicates beside the binder — trades move faster when the page is already curated.
- Lead with your strongest Seedot single, then echo it with a secondary spread featuring Nuzleaf, Shiftry, and Aron so the page reads as a story, not a checklist.
- Hunt bilingual or alt-language copies when Seedot lettering or embossing outshines the English print — especially if you trade with collectors who search native names.
Seedot: competitive snapshot
Optional competitive context for Seedot. Display collectors can skip straight to the backstory below.
Base stats
In-game numbers for Seedot — useful context beside abilities and moves.
HP
40
Attack
40
Defense
50
Sp. Atk
30
Sp. Def
30
Speed
30
Total: 220
Players file Seedot around tier "LC" while Ability Chlorophyll (Doubles Speed during strong sunlight.) shapes the fantasy — chase art that stages that payoff, not just the highest number on the slab.
- Mono-grass Seedot spreads live on lighting variation: same palette, different contrast.
- Hidden Ability Pickpocket is the deep-cut hunt — call it out when you sell or trade so buyers know you are curating, not flipping random holos.
3D battle sprites
Animated Showdown-style models for Seedot — normal and shiny.
Sprites via Project Pokémon. Pokémon and character names are trademarks of Nintendo / Creatures / GAME FREAK.
Backstory & Lore
A short write-up on Seedot, weaving together Pokédex notes, species lore, and evolution context.
SEEDOT attaches itself to a tree branch using the top of its head. It sucks moisture from the tree while hanging off the branch. The more water it drinks, the glossier this POKéMON’s body becomes.
SEEDOT looks exactly like an acorn when it is dangling from a tree branch. It startles other POKéMON by suddenly moving. This POKéMON polishes its body once a day using leaves.
It hangs off branches and absorbs nutrients. When it finishes eating, its body becomes so heavy that it drops to the ground with a thump.
Collectors still read Seedot, Nuzleaf, and Shiftry fastest left-to-right; matching illustration eras across those stages matters more than cramming every rarity onto one page.
A second dex beat (X) frames Seedot as one that attaches itself to a tree branch using the top of its head.. Rotating that line on a sticky note beside the page keeps the spread feeling lived-in.
Name in other languages
Common localized names collectors may search for.
German
Samurzel
Spanish
Seedot
French
Grainipiot
Italian
Seedot
Japanese
タネボー
Japanese (Romaji)
Taneboh
Korean
도토링
Chinese (Simplified)
橡实果
Chinese (Traditional)
橡實果
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