Fossil·#47·1999
Geodude, the iconic Rock-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I, is a bipedal sentient rock known for its strength and tendency to be mistaken for boulders, evolving into Graveler and then Golem. This specific 1st Edition Fossil Geodude card, released in 1999, is a common variant from the highly collectible early Wizards of the Coast era, standing out with its dynamic artwork and unique attack mechanic.
Read more ↓Geodude, the Rock Pokémon, is a bipedal, sentient rock with two muscular arms and a perpetually determined expression. Introduced in Generation I, it is a pure Rock-type Pokémon that evolves into Graveler at level 25, which then evolves into Golem when traded. Geodude's natural habitat is typically found in fields and mountains, often camouflaging itself amongst boulders, which leads to its Pokédex entry warning about people mistaking them for inanimate rocks and tripping over them. In the games, Geodude is a common sight in caves and mountainous areas, serving as an early-game staple for many trainers due to its solid defensive typing and access to powerful Rock-type moves. In the anime, Geodude often appears as a loyal companion to trainers or as a wild Pokémon in rocky environments, showcasing its resilience and strength. Its simple yet iconic design has made it a recognizable figure in the Pokémon franchise, representing the foundational Rock-type Pokémon and the harsh, unyielding nature of mountainous regions.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
