Arceus·#10·2009
Tangrowth, the Vine Pokémon, is a fascinating Grass-type creature from Generation IV, evolving from the classic Tangela and known for its dense, regenerative vines and mysterious nature. This specific card, #10 from the 2009 Arceus set, is a rare printing that stands out with its strategic "Swallow Up" attack and evocative artwork. Here, visitors will discover Tangrowth's Pokédex lore, the card's detailed mechanics including its energy costs and effects, and its place within the TCG's history.
Read more ↓Tangrowth, the Vine Pokémon, is a fascinating Grass-type creature introduced in Generation IV. It evolves from Tangela when Tangela learns Ancient Power. Known for its incredibly dense and long blue vines that completely obscure its body, Tangrowth uses these appendages for a variety of purposes, including ensnaring prey, moving through dense forests, and even to regenerate if they are cut. Its true body is hidden beneath these vines, with only its dark, beady eyes visible. Tangrowth's natural habitat is typically lush, overgrown forests where its vine-like appearance helps it blend seamlessly into the foliage, making it an ambush predator. In the games, Tangrowth is a bulky special attacker with good defensive stats, often utilized for its ability to absorb hits and deal significant Grass-type damage. In the anime, it has appeared in various capacities, often showcasing its powerful vine attacks and its protective nature. Its unique design, resembling a living, tangled bush, has given it a distinct cultural significance as a representation of nature's wild and untamed aspects, and its evolution from the classic Generation I Tangela makes it a nostalgic favorite for many long-time fans.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
