What generation is Staraptor from?

Staraptor was introduced in Generation IV, making its debut in the Pokémon Diamond and Pearl games.

What is the evolution line for Staraptor?

Staraptor evolves from Staravia, which in turn evolves from Starly.

What is the weakness of this Staraptor card?

This Staraptor card has a weakness to Lightning-type Pokémon.

Who illustrated this Staraptor card?

This Staraptor card was illustrated by Sekio.

Is this Staraptor card rare?

This specific Staraptor card from Crimson Invasion is a common rarity, not considered rare within the set.

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Staraptor — Crimson Invasion Pokémon card

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StaraptorCrimson Invasion #83 Pokémon Card

Crimson Invasion·#83·2017

Staraptor, a formidable Normal/Flying-type Pokémon from Generation IV, holds cultural significance as a powerful avian predator and a fan-favorite early-game bird. This Crimson Invasion set card, released in 2017, is a common rarity, notable for its dynamic Sekio artwork depicting Staraptor in its natural environment. Here, visitors will discover Staraptor's Pokédex lore, the card's specific HP, attack details, energy costs, weakness, and its edition history.

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Card Number: #83
Release Date: October 5, 2017
Language: EN
Set Code: SM4

Staraptor is a powerful Normal/Flying-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV as the final evolution of Starly. Known for its aggressive and proud demeanor, Staraptor is often seen leading flocks of Starly and Staravia. It is a highly territorial Pokémon, fiercely defending its nesting grounds and young from intruders. Its diet primarily consists of smaller Pokémon, which it hunts with remarkable speed and precision, using its strong talons to grip its prey. Staraptor’s impressive aerial abilities and keen eyesight make it a formidable predator. In the games, it is a common early-game bird Pokémon, valued for its decent stats and access to useful Flying-type moves. Ash Ketchum famously caught a Starly in the Diamond and Pearl anime series, which eventually evolved into a Staraptor, becoming a key member of his team. Its design, characterized by its sleek black and grey plumage with a prominent red crest, evokes a sense of speed and power, making it a fan favorite among those who appreciate avian Pokémon. Staraptor’s role in the Pokémon world underscores the delicate balance of nature, showcasing both its predatory instincts and its loyalty to its flock.