What is Trapinch's Pokédex number?

Trapinch's Pokédex number is 328, making it a Generation III Pokémon.

What type of Pokémon is Trapinch?

Trapinch is a Ground-type Pokémon, known for its habitat in desert environments.

Yes, Trapinch evolves into Vibrava, which then evolves into Flygon.

What is the retreat cost for this Trapinch card?

The retreat cost for this Trapinch card is one Colorless Energy.

Who illustrated this Trapinch card?

This Trapinch card was illustrated by Atsuko Nishida.

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TrapinchRising Rivals #84 Pokémon Card

Rising Rivals·#84·2009

Trapinch, the Ant Pit Pokémon, is a beloved Ground-type from Generation III, known for its distinctive large jaws and its evolution into the majestic Flygon, making it a culturally significant Pokémon. This specific card, from the 2009 Rising Rivals set, is a common rarity that nonetheless features a unique energy acceleration mechanic, setting it apart from many other basic Pokémon. Here, visitors will find comprehensive details including its intriguing Pokédex lore, its attacks with their energy costs, weakness, and a full history of this edition.

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Card Number: #84
Release Date: May 15, 2009
Language: EN
Set Code: rr

Trapinch, the Ant Pit Pokémon, is a Ground-type Pokémon introduced in Generation III. This tiny, orange Pokémon is known for its disproportionately large, powerful jaws, which it uses to create conical pits in arid desert environments. It then lies in wait at the bottom of these pits, patiently ambushing any unsuspecting prey that tumbles in. Trapinch evolves into Vibrava, a Ground/Dragon-type, and then into the majestic Flygon, also a Ground/Dragon-type. Its unique hunting strategy and desert habitat are defining characteristics, making it a memorable early-game Pokémon for many trainers. In the games, Trapinch is often found in sandy areas, and its ability Arena Trap can be a formidable asset. In the anime, Trapinch has appeared in various episodes, showcasing its pit-digging prowess and its eventual evolution. Its design, inspired by antlions, gives it a distinct appearance and role within the Pokémon ecosystem.