What generation is Tyranitar from?

Tyranitar was first introduced in Generation II, with the release of the Pokémon Gold and Silver video games.

What is the retreat cost for this Tyranitar card?

The retreat cost for this Tyranitar card is three Colorless energy.

What is the special effect of the Trample attack?

For each Benched Pokémon (both yours and your opponent's), you flip a coin, and if heads, that Pokémon takes 60 damage. This damage is not affected by Weakness or Resistance.

Who illustrated this Tyranitar card?

This Tyranitar card was illustrated by Hironobu Yoshida.

Is this Tyranitar card a holographic variant?

No, this specific printing of Tyranitar from Celestial Storm is a standard rare card and is not holographic.

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Tyranitar — Celestial Storm Pokémon card

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TyranitarCelestial Storm #87 Pokémon Card

Celestial Storm·#87·2018

Tyranitar, a formidable Rock and Dark-type pseudo-legendary Pokémon, originates from Generation II and is celebrated for its immense power and destructive capabilities within the Pokémon universe. This specific card, 87/168 from the 2018 Celestial Storm set, is a standard rare printing that stands out with its dynamic artwork and unique attack mechanics. Here, you will discover Tyranitar's Pokédex lore, its powerful attacks with their energy costs, its weaknesses, and the history surrounding this particular edition.

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Card Number: #87
Release Date: August 2, 2018
Language: EN
Set Code: SM7

Tyranitar is a formidable Rock/Dark-type pseudo-legendary Pokémon, first introduced in Generation II with the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver. This colossal creature is known for its immense power and destructive capabilities, capable of reshaping landscapes with its rampages. Its natural habitat includes mountains and rocky terrains, where it can often be found in solitude, asserting its dominance over its territory. Tyranitar’s diet is primarily composed of rocks and minerals, which it crushes with its powerful jaws. In the anime, Tyranitar has been featured as a powerful force, often depicted as a protector or a challenging opponent. Its evolution line begins with Larvitar, which evolves into Pupitar, and finally into the mighty Tyranitar. As a Rock/Dark type, it has a complex set of type matchups, being strong against Fire, Flying, Ice, Bug, Ghost, and Psychic types, but vulnerable to Water, Grass, Fighting, Ground, Steel, and Fairy attacks. Tyranitar holds significant cultural importance as one of the most iconic and powerful Pokémon, symbolizing raw strength and resilience within the Pokémon universe.