Undaunted·#34·2010
Raticate, the Mouse Pokémon, is a Normal type from Generation I, known for its powerful incisors and rapid gnawing abilities, playing a significant role in early Pokémon games and anime as a common evolutionary stage of Rattata. This specific Raticate card from the 2010 Undaunted set, card number 34/90, is a common variant featuring a unique clay-style artwork that brings the Pokémon’s destructive nature to life. Here, you'll discover Raticate's Pokédex lore, detailed descriptions of its attacks, energy costs, weakness, and the card's edition history within the Pokémon TCG.
Read more ↓Raticate is a Normal-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation I, evolving from Rattata at level 20. Known as the Mouse Pokémon, Raticate is characterized by its large, sharp incisors that continuously grow throughout its life, necessitating constant gnawing to keep them at a manageable length. This behavior is crucial for its survival, as overgrown teeth would hinder its ability to eat. Raticate are highly adaptable and can be found in various habitats, from forests and grasslands to urban environments, often inhabiting sewers or abandoned buildings. They are omnivores, preying on smaller Pokémon and foraging for berries and roots, but are also known to be scavengers. In the Pokémon games, Raticate is often encountered early on, serving as a reliable, fast attacker for many trainers. Its presence in the anime, particularly as a Pokémon belonging to various trainers and even as a wild encounter, further solidified its image as a persistent and cunning creature. Despite its commonality, Raticate holds a special place in the hearts of many original Pokémon fans, symbolizing the early journey and challenges faced in the Kanto region. Its evolution line represents a classic example of basic Pokémon growth and development within the franchise.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
