Best of Game·#7
Venusaur, the Grass/Poison type final evolution of Bulbasaur, is a beloved Generation I Pokémon with immense cultural significance. This specific Dark Venusaur card from the 2003 Best of Game set is a unique promotional variant, notable for its "Dark" theme and intriguing attack mechanics. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details including its Pokédex lore, precise attack costs and effects, weakness, and a deep dive into its edition history. This page is designed for collectors interested in the card's rarity, grading nuances, and how it compares to other Venusaur printings.
Read more ↓Venusaur is the final evolution of Bulbasaur, one of the original Kanto region starter Pokémon, and was introduced in Generation I. As a Grass/Poison type, Venusaur is known for its sturdy build and the large flower on its back, which is said to bloom beautifully when it absorbs enough sunlight. In the games, Venusaur is a reliable choice for players seeking a balanced starter with good defensive stats and access to powerful Grass and Poison-type moves. Its design, a blend of a toad-like creature with a tropical plant, makes it instantly recognizable and a fan favorite. In the anime, Venusaur has been featured prominently, often depicted as a wise and powerful leader among Grass-type Pokémon, showcasing its protective nature and formidable abilities. Its cultural significance extends beyond the games and anime, appearing in various merchandise and becoming an iconic symbol of the early Pokémon franchise. Venusaur's evolution line represents growth and maturity, starting as a small bulb and culminating in a majestic, flower-bearing creature.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
