Skyridge·#112·2003
Venonat, the cute bug Pokémon from Generation I, is a Bug/Poison type that evolves into the powerful Venomoth, cherished for its unique design and role in the early games. This specific Venonat card hails from the revered 2003 Skyridge expansion, a common card within a highly collectible set, standing out with its distinctive e-Card era aesthetics. Here, visitors will explore Venonat's Pokédex lore, delve into the card's attack mechanics and energy costs, and understand its weakness, resistance, and edition history.
Read more ↓Venonat, the Insect Pokémon, is a Bug/Poison type introduced in Generation I. It evolves into Venomoth starting at Level 31. Found primarily in forests and grassy areas, Venonat is known for its large, compound eyes that act like radar, allowing it to see in the dark and detect even the smallest movements. Its diet consists mainly of small insects and tree sap, which it extracts using its small, pointed mouthparts. In the games, Venonat often appears early on, providing a useful Bug-type Pokémon for trainers. In the anime, Venonat has made several appearances, often depicted as a shy but resourceful creature. Its design, resembling a fluffy purple moth larva, has made it a recognizable and somewhat endearing Pokémon among fans, symbolizing the early stages of a powerful insect evolution. Despite its unassuming appearance, Venonat holds a special place in the hearts of many original Pokémon enthusiasts, representing the diverse ecological tapestry of the Kanto region. Its evolution, Venomoth, is a formidable Special Attacker, showcasing the potential hidden within this seemingly simple bug.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
