Mega Evolution·#22
Mega Camerupt is a formidable Fire/Ground-type Pokémon from Generation III, representing the powerful Mega Evolution of Camerupt and holding significant cultural weight as a symbol of volcanic might. This specific Mega Camerupt ex card, #022 from the Mega Evolution set, is a rare, full-art variant that stands out for its impressive HP and strategic attack mechanics. Here, you will find comprehensive details about its Pokédex lore, its powerful attacks with their energy costs, its weakness, and a deep dive into its edition history.
Read more ↓Mega Camerupt is a formidable Fire/Ground-type Pokémon, introduced in Generation III as the Mega Evolved form of Camerupt. This powerful transformation occurs when Camerupt holds a Cameruptite and Mega Evolves during battle. Its Pokédex entries often highlight its incredibly hot body, capable of reaching temperatures exceeding 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit, and its ability to erupt molten rock from the volcanoes on its back. In its natural habitat, Mega Camerupt would likely be found in volcanic regions, thriving in extreme heat where few other creatures can survive. Its diet would consist primarily of minerals absorbed from volcanic soil, contributing to its immense power. In the games, Mega Camerupt is known for its high Special Attack and Attack stats, making it a potent offensive force. It has played a significant role in various Pokémon games, particularly in competitive battling due to its Sheer Force ability, which boosts the power of its attacks at the cost of secondary effects. In the anime, Mega Evolutions are often depicted as moments of intense power and emotional connection between trainer and Pokémon, with Mega Camerupt showcasing its destructive capabilities in fiery displays. Its unique type combination provides interesting matchups, being strong against Grass, Ice, Bug, and Steel types, but vulnerable to Water and Ground attacks. Culturally, Mega Camerupt embodies the raw, untamed power of volcanoes, a force of nature both destructive and awe-inspiring.
Last updated: April 7, 2026
