Legendary Collection·#61·2002
Raticate, a Normal-type Pokémon from Generation I, is the evolved form of Rattata and holds a significant place in the cultural fabric of early Pokémon. This specific card, from the 2002 Legendary Collection, is a common variant that stands out for its unique attack mechanics and classic Ken Sugimori artwork within a highly collectible set. Here, visitors will discover Raticate's Pokédex lore, the card's precise HP, attack details with their energy costs, and its weakness, alongside a rich history of its edition.
Read more ↓Raticate is the evolved form of Rattata, a common Normal-type Pokémon known for its sharp fangs and incredible agility. Introduced in Generation I, Raticate is often found in urban areas, grasslands, and caves, adapting easily to various environments. Its diet primarily consists of berries, nuts, and even other smaller Pokémon, showcasing its opportunistic nature as a scavenger. Raticate is characterized by its large incisors, which continuously grow throughout its life, requiring constant gnawing to keep them in check. In the games, Raticate is a fast physical attacker, often utilized by early game trainers and seen as a reliable, if not flashy, companion. In the anime, it frequently appears as a wild Pokémon or as part of a trainer's team, often highlighting its tenacity and resourcefulness. Despite its commonality, Raticate holds a special place in the hearts of many original Pokémon fans, representing the early days of exploration and discovery within the Kanto region. Its evolution from Rattata, a ubiquitous Pokémon, symbolizes growth and perseverance in the Pokémon world.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
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