Power Keepers·#86
Root Fossil, representing the ancient Lileep, is a Grass/Rock type Pokémon first discovered in Generation III, known for its unique sea lily appearance and evolution into Cradily. This specific card, from the 2007 Power Keepers set, is a common Trainer card that uniquely functions as a Basic Pokémon, standing out for its innovative hybrid mechanics. Here, you'll discover its Pokédex lore, its distinct HP and Poké-BODY ability, and its place within the EX Series era.
Read more ↓Root Fossil is an ancient artifact representing the fossilized remains of a Lileep, a Grass/Rock type Pokémon introduced in Generation III. Lileep, known as the Sea Lily Pokémon, is an ancient creature that once lived on the seabed. It evolves into Cradily. Root Fossils are typically found in rocky areas or deep underwater, hinting at Lileep's prehistoric marine habitat. In the Pokémon games, players must revive the Root Fossil to obtain a Lileep. This process underscores the deep connection between these fossils and the Pokémon they represent, bridging ancient history with current gameplay. Lileep's unique dual typing gives it interesting matchups, being strong against Water, Electric, and Flying types, but vulnerable to Fighting, Steel, and Ice. Its natural habitat is thought to be the ancient seas, where it would attach itself to rocks and filter nutrients from the water with its root-like tentacles. Its behavior is largely passive, relying on its strong attachment and sturdy body to survive. This fossil card encapsulates the essence of discovery and revival that is central to the Pokémon world's lore about ancient creatures.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
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