Base Set·#40·1999
Raticate is a formidable Normal-type Pokémon from Generation I, the evolved form of Rattata, known for its sharp fangs and significant cultural presence in the Pokémon universe. This specific card, a 1st Edition Raticate from the 1999 Base Set, stands out as a rare variant from the very first English TCG release. Here, visitors will discover Raticate's Pokédex lore, its two attacks—Bite and Super Fang—along with their energy costs, and crucial details like its weakness and resistance, all within its detailed edition history.
Read more ↓Raticate is the evolved form of Rattata, a common Normal-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation I. Known for its sharp fangs and aggressive nature, Raticate is often found in urban and rural environments, adapting readily to various habitats. Its diet primarily consists of berries and small insects, but it is also known to consume a wide range of foods, showcasing its opportunistic foraging habits. Raticate's behavior is characterized by its quick movements and readiness to bite, making it a formidable opponent despite its relatively small size. In the games, Raticate is a fast physical attacker, often found early in the player's journey. In the anime, it frequently appears as a wild Pokémon or as part of a trainer's team, often highlighting its tenacity and speed. Its evolution line, from Rattata to Raticate, is one of the most iconic and recognizable from the original 151 Pokémon, symbolizing the early stages of a trainer's journey. Despite being a common Pokémon, Raticate holds a significant place in the cultural memory of early Pokémon fans, representing the everyday challenges and encounters in the Kanto region.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
