Power Keepers·#26
Anorith, the Old Shrimp Pokémon, is a Rock/Bug type from the Hoenn region, introduced in Generation III, and evolves from the Claw Fossil, symbolizing ancient life. This specific card, #26/108 from the 2007 Power Keepers set, is a common variant that stands out with its unique blend of defensive and offensive mechanics. Here, you'll discover Anorith's Pokédex lore, its card's attacks, energy costs, weakness, and its place in the history of the Pokémon TCG.
Read more ↓Anorith, the Old Shrimp Pokémon, is a fascinating creature from the Hoenn region, making its debut in Generation III with the games Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire. As a Rock/Bug type, Anorith represents a unique combination, reflecting its prehistoric origins. It is brought back to life from the Claw Fossil, a relic discovered in the depths of the earth, showcasing the theme of ancient Pokémon revival that is prominent in the series. Anorith evolves into Armaldo, a powerful bipedal Pokémon that retains its Rock/Bug typing. In the Pokémon world, these fossil Pokémon are often depicted as having once roamed ancient seas, preying on smaller creatures with their sharp claws. Their natural habitat, when alive, would have been marine environments, and their diet would have consisted of smaller aquatic life forms. In the games, Anorith is obtained by reviving the Claw Fossil, usually found in specific locations like the Desert Underpass or with the help of certain NPCs. Its role in the anime often highlights its rarity and the scientific efforts to understand prehistoric life. Culturally, Anorith and other fossil Pokémon symbolize the rich history and biodiversity of the Pokémon world, bridging the past with the present and offering a glimpse into the planet's ancient ecosystems.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
