Battle Styles·#155·2021
Tyranitar, a formidable Rock/Dark-type pseudo-legendary Pokémon, hails from Generation II, evolving from Larvitar and Pupitar, embodying immense power and a destructive nature that has made it a cultural icon. This specific Tyranitar V card from the 2021 Battle Styles set is a regular rare Holo V variant, standing out as a key component of the Single Strike archetype. Here, visitors will discover Tyranitar's Pokédex lore, its powerful Cragalanche and Single Strike Crush attacks with their energy costs, its Grass weakness, and the card's edition history.
Read more ↓Tyranitar is a formidable Rock/Dark-type pseudo-legendary Pokémon, first introduced in Generation II with the release of Pokémon Gold and Silver. It is the final evolution of Larvitar, evolving from Pupitar at a very high level, symbolizing a significant journey of growth and power. Known for its colossal size and destructive capabilities, Tyranitar can single-handedly change landscapes, its powerful body capable of leveling mountains and burying rivers. This immense strength is often attributed to its aggressive and territorial nature, leading it to challenge anything that enters its domain. Tyranitar typically inhabits mountainous regions, where its sturdy build and rock-hard armor provide protection and camouflage. Its diet primarily consists of rocks and minerals, which it crushes with its powerful jaws. In the games, Tyranitar is a highly sought-after Pokémon due to its impressive stats and diverse movepool, making it a staple on many competitive teams. In the anime, it has been featured as a powerful force, often portrayed as a guardian or a destructive menace, further cementing its iconic status in the Pokémon universe. Its imposing presence and raw power have made it a fan favorite and a symbol of ultimate strength.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
