Legend Maker·#46
Vibrava, the Vibration Pokémon, is a fascinating Ground/Dragon type from Generation III, serving as the middle evolution of the iconic Trapinch-Flygon line and cherished for its unique desert adaptations. This particular Vibrava card, a common from the 2006 Legend Maker set, stands out with its artwork by Atsuko Nishida and its strategic reliance on React Energy for its Bi-Blast attack. Here, visitors will discover detailed Pokédex lore, the card's specific HP, attack costs, weakness, and its historical context within the Pokémon TCG.
Read more ↓Vibrava is a dual-type Ground/Dragon Pokémon introduced in Generation III. Known as the "Vibration Pokémon," it evolves from Trapinch at level 35 and then into Flygon at level 45. Vibrava's most distinctive feature is its ability to generate ultrasonic waves by rapidly flapping its wings, which it uses to stun prey and navigate through sandstorms. Its large, green eyes are adapted to see even in such obscured conditions. In the wild, Vibrava are often found in desert environments, where they play a crucial role in their ecosystem by preying on smaller Bug-type Pokémon. Their unique evolutionary line, starting from the antlion-like Trapinch to the dragonfly-like Flygon, showcases a fascinating metamorphosis. In the games, Vibrava is a versatile mid-stage evolution, providing a good balance of speed and special attack before reaching its powerful final form. Its presence in the anime often highlights its sonic abilities and its role in desert habitats, making it a memorable Pokémon for many fans. Culturally, Vibrava represents adaptation and transformation, embodying the dynamic nature of desert life.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
