Expedition·#128·2002
Rattata, the iconic Normal-type Mouse Pokémon from Generation I, is a foundational creature in the Pokémon universe, evolving into the equally recognizable Raticate and holding cultural significance from the earliest days of the franchise. This particular Expedition Base Set card, released in 2002, is a common variant that stands out due to its distinctive e-Reader compatibility and enchanting clay model artwork. Here, visitors will discover Rattata's Pokédex lore, the card's specific attack mechanics, energy costs, weakness, and delve into the fascinating history of this unique edition.
Read more ↓Rattata is a Normal-type Pokémon first introduced in Generation I, hailing from the Kanto region. Known as the Mouse Pokémon, it is small, purple, and characterized by its large front teeth, often seen gnawing on anything in its path. Rattata typically inhabits fields and grasslands, where it is known for its incredible adaptability and ability to multiply rapidly. Its diet is omnivorous, consisting of berries, seeds, and occasionally small insects. Rattata evolves into Raticate at level 20. In the games, Rattata is often one of the first Pokémon encountered, serving as an early challenge for new trainers. In the anime, it frequently appears as a common wild Pokémon, sometimes causing mischief but generally portrayed as a persistent and resilient creature. Despite its commonality, Rattata holds a special place in the hearts of many original Pokémon fans due to its iconic status as one of the first 151 Pokémon.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
