Dragon·#56·2003
Geodude, the iconic Rock/Ground type Pokémon from Generation I, evolves into Graveler and Golem, symbolizing resilience and raw power in the Pokémon world. This specific Geodude card hails from the 2003 Dragon set, a common variant that stands out for its dynamic Midori Harada artwork and connection to the pivotal e-Reader era of the TCG. Visitors will find comprehensive details here, including Geodude's Pokédex lore, the card's "Steady Punch" attack with its energy cost, and its weakness to Water type Pokémon, alongside its edition history.
Read more ↓Geodude, the Rock Pokémon, is a fascinating creature first introduced in Generation I. It is a dual Rock/Ground type, known for its spherical body composed of rock, with two muscular arms. Geodude typically inhabits mountainous regions and caves, often found clinging to cliff faces, camouflaged amongst the rocks. Its diet consists primarily of various minerals, which it absorbs through its rocky body. Geodude's behavior is characterized by its hardy and resilient nature; it is often depicted as playful yet tough, capable of withstanding significant impacts. It evolves into Graveler and then into Golem, forming a formidable evolutionary line. Its Rock/Ground typing gives it a strong advantage against Fire, Electric, Flying, and Poison types, but makes it vulnerable to Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, and Ground moves. Geodude has been a staple in the Pokémon games, often encountered early on, and has made numerous appearances in the anime, showcasing its strength and determination. Culturally, Geodude represents resilience and the raw power of nature, embodying the spirit of the mountains it calls home.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
