Power Keepers·#20
Omastar, the Spiral Pokémon, is a fascinating Rock/Water type from Generation I, recognized as the final evolution of the fossil Pokémon Omanyte and culturally significant for representing ancient marine life. This particular card, from the 2007 Power Keepers set, is a common variant that stands out for its unique strategic attacks rather than extreme rarity. Here, you will discover Omastar's Pokédex lore, a detailed breakdown of its attacks and energy costs, its weakness, and the history surrounding this card's edition.
Read more ↓Omastar, the Spiral Pokémon, is a dual-type Rock/Water Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It is the final evolution of Omanyte, evolving from Omanyte at level 40. Omastar is based on an ammonite, an extinct marine mollusk, and its design reflects its ancient origins. In the Pokémon world, Omastar is a fossil Pokémon, meaning it can be revived from an Old Amber fossil. Its natural habitat would have been ancient seas, where it preyed on smaller marine life using its powerful tentacles and crushing beak. Omastar is known for its hard shell, which provides excellent defense, and its numerous tentacles, which it uses to capture prey. In the games, Omastar is often valued for its high Special Attack and Defense stats, making it a formidable special attacker. In the anime, Omastar has made appearances, highlighting its ancient nature and powerful abilities. Its unique type combination gives it interesting matchups, being strong against Fire, Rock, and Ground types, but vulnerable to Grass and Electric attacks. Omastar's cultural significance lies in its representation of prehistoric life within the Pokémon universe, reminding trainers of the vast history of Pokémon.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
