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Ariados
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EN Lost Thunder · 2 Nov 2018 · 10/240

Ariados

アリアドス Long Leg Pokémon
Grass Uncommon Stage 1
110HP
≈S$0est. to buy
1 / 25 Ariados cards owned 0 / 2 in Sun & Moon

Ariados collection

1 / 25 collected

4% complete
Owned1 Missing24 TrackedS$0.14 Missing est.≈S$67

Gameplay profile

Unlimited: Legal Expanded: Legal
Attack

Trapping Thread

30
2 Colorless

Whenever your opponent plays an Item or Supporter card from their hand during their next turn, prevent all effects of that card done to the Defending Pokémon.

Attack

Poison Jab

70
Grass • 2 Colorless

Your opponent's Active Pokémon is now Poisoned.

Evolution line

Versions & finishes

Ariados — Normal missing
Normal not owned ≈ S$0.23
Ariados — Reverse Holo missing
Reverse Holo not owned ≈ S$0.58

Artwork is identical across finishes; the holo or reverse shimmer is indicative.

Story & meaning

Ariados is the Long Leg Pokémon, a Bug/Poison-type that evolves from Spinarak and is based on a spider, complete with a face-like pattern on its abdomen. It hunts primarily at night, spewing fine but durable threads from its mouth to snare…

“It spins thread from both its rear and its mouth. Then it wraps its prey up in thread and sips their bodily fluids at its leisure.”

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History

Ariados is the Long Leg Pokémon, a Bug/Poison-type that evolves from Spinarak and is based on a spider, complete with a face-like pattern on its abdomen. It hunts primarily at night, spewing fine but durable threads from its mouth to snare prey and to mark trails so it can find its way back to its nest. Trailing a single strand of silk as it roams, it pursues quarry aggressively in the dark, exemplifying the predatory cunning of an arachnid.

Name & meaning

The Japanese name アリアドス (Ariados) derives from 'Ariadne,' the figure from Greek mythology who gave Theseus a ball of thread to navigate the Labyrinth—fitting for a spider Pokémon that spins webs. It may also incorporate 'ari' (アリ, the Japanese word for 'ant') and a sense of multiplicity, evoking many legs. The English name 'Ariados' is retained directly from the Japanese, preserving the Ariadne-thread connection.

Your Ariados cards

1 owned

The Ariados cards already in your collection.

All Ariados cards across sets

25 shown

Every Ariados print in the catalogue, including promos and cards from other series.