Lost Thunder·#2·2018
Tangrowth, the Vine Pokémon, is a powerful Grass-type creature first introduced in Generation IV as the evolved form of the classic Tangela, holding significant cultural appeal for its unique design. This specific card from the 2018 Lost Thunder set is a common variant, distinguished by its intriguing attack mechanics and beautiful artwork. Here, visitors can explore Tangrowth's extensive Pokédex lore, analyze its strategic attacks with their energy costs, understand its weakness, and delve into the historical context of this particular edition.
Read more ↓Tangrowth is a Vine Pokémon, a Grass-type creature introduced in Generation IV. It is the evolved form of Tangela, a Pokémon originally discovered in Generation I. Tangrowth is characterized by its massive, sprawling blue vines that completely obscure its body, with only its large, dark eyes visible. These vines are incredibly strong and agile, allowing Tangrowth to move with surprising speed despite its bulky appearance. Its natural habitat typically includes dense forests and jungles where it can blend seamlessly with the foliage. Tangrowth is known for its gentle but protective nature, often using its powerful vines to defend its territory or assist other Pokémon in need. In the games, Tangrowth is a formidable physical attacker with high HP and Defense, making it a reliable tank. It has made appearances in the anime, often depicted using its vines for various tasks, from construction to rescue operations. Its unique design and evolution from a classic Kanto Pokémon contribute to its cultural significance, representing growth and the hidden power of nature. As a Grass-type, it has favorable matchups against Water, Ground, and Rock types, but is vulnerable to Fire, Ice, Poison, Flying, and Bug attacks.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
