What generation is Roselia from?

Roselia was introduced in Generation III, specifically in the Pokémon Ruby and Sapphire games. It is part of the Hoenn region's Pokémon lineup.

Yes, Roselia evolves from Budew with high friendship during the day and can then evolve into Roserade when exposed to a Shiny Stone.

What are Roselia's main types?

Roselia is a dual-type Pokémon, being both a Grass-type and a Poison-type. This combination gives it unique strengths and weaknesses.

What is the effect of Spit Poison on this card?

The Spit Poison attack on this card deals 10 damage, and if you flip a coin and it lands on heads, the Defending Pokémon becomes Poisoned.

Is this Roselia card rare?

No, this particular Roselia card from the Supreme Victors set is a common card, indicated by its card number and lack of holographic treatment.

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RoseliaSupreme Victors #123 Pokémon Card

Supreme Victors·#123·2009

Roselia, the graceful Thorn Pokémon, is a beloved Grass/Poison-type from Generation III, known for its beautiful roses and elegant dances. This specific Roselia card from the 2009 Supreme Victors set is a common variant, distinguished by its serene artwork and classic attack mechanics. Here, you will discover Roselia's Pokédex lore, its attacks and energy costs, weakness, and the history of this particular edition. This page is designed to appeal to both nostalgic fans and serious collectors, with a comprehensive FAQ addressing common questions.

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Card Number: #123
Release Date: August 18, 2009
Language: EN
Set Code: sv

Roselia, the Thorn Pokémon, is a Grass/Poison-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III. It evolves from Budew with high friendship during the day and evolves into Roserade when exposed to a Shiny Stone. Roselia is known for its graceful appearance and the beautiful, fragrant roses it holds in its hands, one red and one blue. These roses are not just for show; they can also release a potent poison, making Roselia both elegant and dangerous. Its natural habitat includes flower gardens and grassy fields, where it can often be seen dancing gracefully. Roselia's diet primarily consists of nectar from flowers. In the games, Roselia is a popular choice for trainers seeking a special attacker with good speed and access to status-inducing moves. In the anime, it has appeared in various episodes, often depicted as a gentle Pokémon that enjoys dancing and nurturing flowers. Its dual typing makes it resistant to several common types, but also gives it a significant weakness to Fire and Psychic attacks. The contrast between its delicate beauty and its poisonous nature is a key aspect of its charm and cultural significance within the Pokémon universe.