Is Alolan Graveler a rare card?

This Alolan Graveler card from the Crimson Invasion set is a common card, indicated by the black circle symbol, meaning it is not considered rare.

What is the weakness of Alolan Graveler?

Alolan Graveler has a weakness to Fighting-type Pokémon, meaning it takes double damage from Fighting-type attacks.

Does Alolan Graveler evolve from a specific Pokémon?

Yes, Alolan Graveler is a Stage 1 Pokémon and evolves from Alolan Geodude.

What is the effect of the Self-Destruct attack?

The Self-Destruct attack deals 100 damage to the opponent's Pokémon but also deals 100 damage to Alolan Graveler itself.

Who illustrated this Alolan Graveler card?

The artwork for this Alolan Graveler card was illustrated by kirisAki.

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Alolan Graveler — Crimson Invasion Pokémon card

Alolan GravelerCrimson Invasion #33 Pokémon Card

Crimson Invasion·#33·2017

Alolan Graveler is a unique Electric/Rock type Pokémon introduced in Generation VII, evolving from Alolan Geodude and representing the distinctive ecology of the Alola region. This particular card from the 2017 Crimson Invasion set, card number 33/111, is a common variant that stands out for its flavorful representation of the Self-Destruct attack. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details including its Pokédex lore, its attacks with their energy costs and effects, and its weakness, resistance, and retreat cost.

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Card Number: #33
Release Date: October 5, 2017
Language: EN
Set Code: SM4

Alolan Graveler is a regional variant of the Rock-type Pokémon Graveler, introduced in Generation VII with the Alola region. Unlike its Kanto counterpart which is purely Rock/Ground, Alolan Graveler gains the Electric typing, reflecting the unique geological and electrical phenomena of the Alola islands. It evolves from Alolan Geodude and further evolves into Alolan Golem. In the games, Alolan Graveler is often found in mountainous areas and caves, particularly on Akala Island where it can be encountered in areas like Wela Volcano Park. Its diet consists of dravite, a mineral that, when consumed, causes crystals to form inside its body and rise to the surface, giving it its distinctive appearance and contributing to its Electric typing. This adaptation highlights the unique environmental pressures and evolutionary paths found in the Alola region. Alolan Graveler’s design, with its glowing crystal growths and magnetic properties, makes it a visually distinct Pokémon, often depicted as being surrounded by electrical energy. Its role in the games often involves being a sturdy, electrically charged opponent, and its evolution line is a staple of many Alolan teams. Culturally, it represents the dynamic and electrically charged landscape of the Alola region, embodying the fusion of rock and lightning.

Last updated: April 11, 2026