Poodle
Canis lupus familiarisYellow
The Poodle began as a water retriever, and even modern companion lines still show the athletic build, strong swimming ability, and quick learning that made the breed useful in marsh and river work. The curly coat traps less shed hair but needs regular care to avoid matting.

In battle
- HP
- 2,600
- ATK
- 2,400
- DEF
- 2,300
- Energy cost
- 3
Passive Skills
- For each matching animal in the team (canids), ATK and DEF +20%
- If attacking felines, ignore defense +30%
Attack Effects
- 3rd hit only • Blocks 1 attack
- Self: DEF +20% (1 round)
The animal behind the card
Historically, grooming patterns were practical before they became fashionable, with clipped sections improving movement and denser fur left over vital joints in cold water. The breed's reputation for intelligence is well earned, especially in tasks that mix memory, timing, and social focus.
With proper exercise and mental stimulation, poodles are lively, attentive partners rather than decorative pets. Their charm comes from that balance: elegance in appearance, utility in design, and a mind that stays engaged with people.
Bestiary facts
The poodle's fancy haircut began as practical water-dog engineering.
- Body length
- 0.45–0.62 m
- Weight
- 20.0–32.0 kg
Chemistry links
- Conservation
- Least Concern
- Remarkable Ability
- Remarkable Intelligence
- Feeding Mode
- Omnivore
- Behavioral
- Pack / Hierarchical Group
- General Physical
- Bony Endoskeleton with Jointed Limbs
- Intermediate Physical
- Quadruped
- Specific Physical
- Thick, Insulating Fur






