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Cynthia's Roserade — Destined Rivals Pokémon card

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Cynthia's Roserade

Destined Rivals·#184·2025

Roserade, the elegant Bouquet Pokémon, is a Grass/Poison type introduced in Generation IV, evolving from Roselia and known for its dual-poisonous roses and graceful appearance in gardens and battles. This specific card, Cynthia's Roserade from the 2025 Destined Rivals set, is a highly desirable secret rare variant, standing out with its full-art illustration and unique trainer-specific mechanics.

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Card Number
#184
Release Date
May 29, 2025
Language
EN
Set Code
sv10

Roserade, the Bouquet Pokémon, is a Grass/Poison type that first graced the Pokémon world in Generation IV, introduced in the Sinnoh region. It evolves from Roselia when exposed to a Shiny Stone, which itself evolves from Budew with high friendship during the daytime. Roserade is known for its elegant appearance, resembling a masked dancer with roses for hands. The red rose on its right hand is said to contain a potent, quick-acting poison, while the blue rose on its left hand holds a slower, yet equally deadly, toxin. These poisons are not only used in self-defense but also to incapacitate prey, showcasing its predatory nature despite its graceful demeanor. Roserade thrives in lush, vibrant gardens and forests, often seen performing a beautiful, albeit dangerous, dance to attract mates or warn off intruders. Its unique dual typing provides it with a fascinating array of resistances and weaknesses in battles, making it a strategic choice for many trainers. In the anime, Roserade has been featured prominently with various trainers, including Gardenia, the Eterna City Gym Leader, highlighting its beauty and battle prowess. Its design, combining elegance with danger, has made it a memorable figure in the Pokémon franchise, embodying the delicate balance of nature.

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