Fossil·#40·1999
Omastar, the Spiral Pokémon, is a Water-type from Generation I, evolving from Omanyte and culturally significant as one of the original fossil Pokémon. This specific card, from the 1999 Fossil set, is a non-holographic rare, providing a classic representation of the Pokémon that stands out for its early TCG design. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its Water Gun and Spike Cannon attacks with their energy costs, and its weakness to Grass-type Pokémon, alongside a comprehensive history of this edition.
Read more ↓Omastar is a Water-type Pokémon, known as the Spiral Pokémon, and is the final evolution of Omanyte, evolving from Omanyte at level 40. It was introduced in Generation I, alongside the original 150 Pokémon, and is one of the fossil Pokémon that can be revived from the Helix Fossil. Its unique shell and tentacled appearance make it a recognizable figure from the Kanto region. In the core series games, Omastar is often depicted as a powerful special attacker, leveraging its Water typing for strong offensive moves. Its design is based on ammonites, an extinct group of marine mollusks, which reinforces its ancient, fossilized nature. The Pokédex entries for Omastar frequently highlight its heavy shell, which, while protective, is also cited as a reason for its eventual extinction, making it a poignant symbol of prehistoric life. In the anime, Omastar has made several appearances, often in episodes related to fossil Pokémon or ancient history, further solidifying its role as a relic from a bygone era. Its quirky design and status as a fossil Pokémon have garnered it a loyal fanbase, appreciating its unique blend of ancient creature and powerful Pokémon. Omastar's evolution line represents a classic example of paleontological themes integrated into the Pokémon world, offering a glimpse into the distant past of the Pokémon universe.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
