Flashfire·#46·2014
Graveler, the sturdy Rock Pokémon, is a beloved Generation I creature, serving as the powerful mid-stage evolution of Geodude and a stepping stone to Golem, embodying the raw essence of earth and stone in the Pokémon world. This particular card, from the 2014 Flashfire set, is a common variant that stands out for its vibrant artwork and classic attack mechanics, representing a key component for collectors of the XY era. Here, visitors will discover everything from Graveler's Pokédex lore and natural habitat to the card's specific HP, energy costs for its attacks, and its inherent weakness.
Read more ↓Graveler, the Rock Pokémon, is the evolved form of Geodude and an iconic figure from the Kanto region, first introduced in Generation I. Known for its tough, boulder-like body and multiple arms, Graveler is often found in mountainous regions, clinging to cliff faces or rolling down slopes with surprising agility. Its diet consists primarily of rocks, which it consumes to strengthen its already formidable body. In the wild, Graveler are known for their somewhat mischievous nature, sometimes rolling down mountainsides just for fun, occasionally causing minor rockslides. They evolve into Golem when traded, a significant mechanic in the early Pokémon games that added a social dimension to evolution. In the games, Graveler's Rock/Ground typing provides it with excellent physical defense but also notable weaknesses to Water and Grass types. In the anime, it has appeared in numerous episodes, often as a formidable opponent for trainers traversing rocky terrains. Its simple yet effective design, embodying raw power and earthiness, has made it a memorable part of the Pokémon universe, representing the rugged beauty and inherent dangers of the natural world.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
