BREAKpoint·#88·2016
Raticate, the fierce Mouse Pokémon, hails from Generation I, evolving from Rattata, and holds a notable place in early Pokémon lore. This specific card, 88/122 from the 2016 BREAKpoint set, is a common variant, yet it stands out for its unique strategic mechanics rather than rarity. Here, visitors will discover Raticate's Pokédex lore, the card's detailed attacks, energy costs, weakness, and its edition history. This page provides context for collectors interested in its playability, strategic value, and answers common questions about the card.
Read more ↓Raticate, the Mouse Pokémon, is the evolved form of Rattata, first introduced in Generation I. Native to Kanto, Raticate is known for its powerful incisors that can gnaw through almost anything, from solid rock to concrete. These teeth grow continuously, so Raticate must constantly chew to keep them filed down. Its natural habitat includes grasslands, forests, and urban areas, where it often lives in large colonies. Raticate is an omnivore, primarily feeding on berries, nuts, and smaller Pokémon, but it's also known to scavenge for food. In the Pokémon games and anime, Raticate is often portrayed as a fast and aggressive Pokémon, sometimes used by trainers like Blue (Gary Oak) or other rivals. Its role in the games is typically as an early-game Pokémon that can be useful for its speed and attack stats. Culturally, Raticate represents adaptability and resilience, thriving in various environments alongside humans. As a Normal-type Pokémon, it has a weakness to Fighting-type moves and a resistance to Ghost-type moves, making it a versatile combatant in many situations.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
