Supreme Victors·#106·2009
Gible, the charming Land Shark Pokémon, is a beloved Dragon/Ground type introduced in Generation IV, famous as the adorable pre-evolution of the formidable Garchomp and for its antics in the anime. This specific card, #106 from the 2009 Supreme Victors set, is a common variant, yet it stands out with its nostalgic Platinum era design and a strategic attack effect that harks back to classic TCG gameplay. Here, you will find comprehensive details on Gible's Pokédex lore, the card's precise HP, attack names, energy costs, and effects, along with its weakness, resistance, and edition history.
Read more ↓Gible is a fascinating dual-type Dragon/Ground Pokémon introduced in Generation IV, making its debut in the Sinnoh region. Known as the Land Shark Pokémon, Gible is renowned for its unusual habit of nesting in warm caves and often digging tunnels through the desert. Despite its small size, Gible possesses a surprisingly powerful bite, a characteristic that hints at its fearsome evolutionary line. It evolves into Gabite at level 24, and then into the pseudo-legendary Garchomp at level 48, one of the most iconic and competitively viable Pokémon of its generation. Gible's unique typing grants it resistances to Fire, Poison, and Rock, but also leaves it with a crippling 4x weakness to Ice-type attacks, a critical consideration in both the video games and the TCG. In the anime, Gible gained significant popularity through Ash's mischievous Gible, known for its endless attempts to master Draco Meteor, often with comical results. Its design, reminiscent of a land-dwelling shark, contributes to its distinctive appeal and makes it a fan favorite among Dragon-type enthusiasts. Its role in the games as the initial stage of a powerful pseudo-legendary ensures its continued relevance and recognition in the Pokémon world.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
