Dragon·#29·2003
Graveler, the sturdy Rock/Ground type, is a Generation I Pokémon evolving from Geodude, a classic in the Pokémon universe. This particular card from the 2003 Dragon set is a common rarity, standing out for its distinctive attack mechanics that reflect the experimental era of the e-Card Series. Here, you'll find comprehensive details on Graveler's Pokédex lore, its attacks, energy costs, weakness, and the historical context of its release.
Read more ↓Graveler, the Rock Pokémon, is a bipedal, boulder-like creature that is the evolved form of Geodude and the pre-evolution of Golem. Introduced in Generation I, Graveler is primarily a Rock/Ground type, granting it resistances to Fire, Electric, Poison, and Flying attacks, but making it particularly vulnerable to Water, Grass, Ice, Fighting, and Ground moves. In the wild, Graveler are often found in mountainous regions, rolling down slopes to increase their speed and power. They are known for their rough, stony skin and multiple arms, which they use to climb and grip rocky terrain. Their diet consists mainly of rocks and minerals, which they consume to strengthen their bodies. In the anime, Graveler are often depicted as tough and resilient, frequently assisting trainers in rocky environments. Their role in the games is foundational, being a common evolutionary stage for many players' first Rock-type Pokémon, and their ability to learn powerful attacks like Earthquake and Rock Slide makes them valuable in battle. Culturally, Graveler embodies the ruggedness and enduring strength associated with rock formations, a symbol of perseverance in the Pokémon world.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
