Call of Legends·#6·2011
Groudon, the Continent Pokémon, is a legendary Ground-type from the Hoenn region, revered for its power to expand landmasses and its pivotal role in the Generation III games and anime. This particular Groudon card, from the 2011 Call of Legends set, is a common-rarity variant that stands out with its dynamic Ryo Ueda artwork and a formidable attack. Here, visitors will discover Groudon's rich Pokédex lore, a detailed breakdown of its attack, energy costs, weakness, and its place in TCG history.
Read more ↓Groudon is a legendary Pokémon introduced in Generation III, known as the Continent Pokémon. It is a massive, bipedal creature whose body is primarily red, with black markings and white spikes. Groudon is said to be the personification of the land itself, and its natural habitat is deep within the Earth's crust, where it sleeps until awakened by human activity or the presence of its rival, Kyogre. Its diet is not explicitly stated, but as a legendary creature, it likely sustains itself on ambient energy or is not constrained by typical dietary needs. Groudon's behavior is characterized by its immense power and its drive to expand landmasses, often leading to clashes with Kyogre, who seeks to expand the seas. In the games, Groudon is the mascot for Pokémon Ruby and plays a central role in the narrative, where its awakening causes extreme droughts. In the anime, Groudon frequently appears in episodes and movies, often embroiled in conflicts with Kyogre or manipulated by villainous organizations. Its type matchups are primarily against Water (weakness) and Electric, Rock, and Poison (resistance), reflecting its Ground typing. Groudon holds significant cultural importance as one of the original super-ancient Pokémon, representing the raw power of nature and the balance between land and sea. Its imposing presence and world-shaping abilities have cemented its status as one of Pokémon's most iconic legendaries.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
