Temporal Forces·#208·2024
Raging Bolt, an Electric-type Ancient Paradox Pokémon, brings the majestic power of a prehistoric titan to the Pokémon universe as a unique, non-evolving creature first introduced in Generation IX. This specific Raging Bolt ex card, a Secret Rare full-art variant from the 2024 Temporal Forces set, stands out with its breathtaking artwork and compelling gameplay mechanics. Here, you will discover Raging Bolt's rich Pokédex lore, delve into the details of its Burst Roar and Bellowing Thunder attacks with their energy costs, and understand its weakness and edition history.
Read more ↓Raging Bolt is a Paradox Pokémon introduced in Generation IX, specifically within the Scarlet and Violet titles. It is an Ancient Pokémon, a majestic and powerful creature reminiscent of a sauropod dinosaur, infused with the raw power of electricity. Its long, serpentine neck and towering stature evoke images of ancient, prehistoric titans, while its vibrant yellow and black markings, coupled with crackling blue electrical energy, clearly mark it as an Electric-type. Raging Bolt's design is heavily inspired by Raikou, one of the legendary beasts from the Johto region, reimagined through the lens of prehistoric power. In the games, it is encountered in the Great Crater of Paldea, often depicted as a creature that has been brought into the present from the distant past by mysterious temporal forces. Its diet and specific behaviors are largely speculative within the lore, but its imposing presence suggests it is a dominant force in its natural (or unnatural) habitat. As an Ancient Paradox Pokémon, it does not evolve but stands as a unique entity, representing a powerful, primal form of Electric energy. Its role in the games is primarily as a formidable opponent and a rare capture, adding depth to the lore of the Paldea region and the enigmatic Paradox Pokémon phenomenon. Its cultural significance lies in its captivating design, bridging the gap between familiar legendary Pokémon and the fascinating concept of ancient, time-displaced creatures.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
