Stormfront·#29·2008
Tangrowth, the formidable Vine Pokémon, is a Grass-type from Generation IV, evolving from the classic Tangela, and holds a unique place in Pokémon lore due to its cross-generational evolution. This specific card, #29 from the 2008 Stormfront set, is a common variant that stands out for its classic Diamond & Pearl era mechanics and detailed artwork. Here, visitors can delve into Tangrowth's Pokédex lore, explore the card's full attack details with their energy costs, and understand its weakness and edition history.
Read more ↓Tangrowth, the Vine Pokémon, is a fascinating creature introduced in the Sinnoh region with Generation IV. It is the evolved form of Tangela, which itself was a Generation I Pokémon, making Tangrowth a prime example of a "cross-generational" evolution. Tangrowth is characterized by its massive, shaggy body covered in thick, blue vines that obscure its face, revealing only its beady eyes. Its arms are also composed of thick, red-tipped vines. In the wild, Tangrowth is often found in dense forests and jungles, using its powerful, extendable vines to swing through trees and capture prey. Its diet primarily consists of berries and small Pokémon, which it constricts with its vines. In the Pokémon games, Tangrowth is known for its high defensive stats and powerful Grass-type attacks, making it a formidable opponent. It has a unique ability, Regenerator, which restores a portion of its HP when it switches out of battle. In the anime, Tangrowth has appeared in various episodes, showcasing its strength and adaptability. Its distinctive appearance and interesting evolutionary path have made it a memorable Pokémon for many fans, symbolizing the growth and expansion of the Pokémon world.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
