Unleashed·#23·2010
Roserade, the elegant Bouquet Pokémon, is a beloved Grass/Poison type introduced in Generation IV, evolving from Roselia and known for its dual beauty and lethality. This specific card, from the 2010 Unleashed set, is a standard rare printing that stands out for its unique Poké-POWER and dynamic artwork. Here, visitors will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks and energy costs, its weakness, and insights into its edition history. This page offers a comprehensive look at the card for collectors, players, and fans, covering its appeal and answering common questions.
Read more ↓Roserade, the Bouquet Pokémon, is a Grass/Poison type introduced in Generation IV as the evolved form of Roselia, which itself evolves from Budew. Known for its elegant appearance, resembling a masked dancer with bouquets of roses for hands, Roserade is a popular choice for trainers who value both beauty and strength. Its Pokédex entries often highlight its sweet aroma, which attracts prey, and its potent poison, becoming more toxic the sweeter its scent. Roserade thrives in temperate climates, often found in flower fields and gardens where it can blend seamlessly with its surroundings. In the Pokémon games, Roserade is a formidable special attacker with access to strong Grass and Poison-type moves, making it a valuable asset in many teams. In the anime, it has been featured prominently by trainers like Nando, showcasing its grace and power in Contests and battles. Its unique blend of elegance and danger has cemented its place as a fan favorite, embodying the dual nature of beauty and lethality found in the natural world.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
