Power Keepers·#40
Vibrava, the Vibration Pokémon, is a fascinating Ground/Dragon type from Generation III, serving as the evolutionary link between Trapinch and the beloved Flygon, holding significant cultural weight for fans of the Hoenn region. This specific card from the 2007 Power Keepers set is a common, non-holographic variant, standing out with its classic Mitsuhiro Arita artwork and traditional coin-flip attack mechanics. Here, visitors will explore Vibrava's Pokédex lore, delve into the card's distinct attacks, energy costs, and weakness, and uncover its unique place within TCG history.
Read more ↓Vibrava is a Ground/Dragon type Pokémon introduced in Generation III, evolving from Trapinch and into Flygon. Known as the "Vibration Pokémon," Vibrava uses the rapid vibrations of its wings to create ultrasonic waves that can cause headaches or even shatter rocks. It typically inhabits deserts, where it burrows into sand to ambush prey. Its diet primarily consists of small insects, which it incapacitates with its sonic attacks before consuming. In the Pokémon games, Vibrava is a mid-stage evolution that bridges the gap between the stationary Trapinch and the swift Flygon, offering a unique blend of offensive and defensive capabilities. In the anime, it has been featured in several episodes, often showcasing its sonic abilities and its role in desert ecosystems. Its design, resembling a dragonfly, makes it a visually distinct Pokémon, and its evolution into the majestic Flygon is a beloved progression among fans. Vibrava's dual typing gives it interesting matchups, being strong against Fire, Electric, Poison, and Rock types, but vulnerable to Ice, Dragon, and Fairy attacks. It represents a fascinating stage in its evolutionary line, embodying both the ground-dwelling nature of Trapinch and the aerial prowess of Flygon.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
