Graveler

Description

Graveler (No. 37) from the 2009 Pokémon Arceus set is a recognizable Stage 1 Fighting-type Pokémon card that appeals to both casual and competitive TCG enthusiasts. This uncommon reverse holo finish card offers a textured visual appeal that stands out in any binder or collection. Designed by Sachiko Adachi, the card captures the essence of Graveler as a powerful geological creature. In gameplay, Graveler evolves from Geodude and boasts 90 Hit Points. Its Fighting type allows it to deal significant damage to Rock and Fire-type opponents. The card features two distinct attacks: Tackle, which deals 30 damage for two Colorless energy, and Double-edge, which delivers 70 damage for two Fighting and one Colorless energy. However, collectors and players should note that Double-edge inflicts 10 damage to Graveler itself, adding a layer of strategic risk to its use. With a retreat cost of three Colorless energy, Graveler requires careful energy management to reposition effectively on the battlefield. Whether you are building a nostalgic collection of Generation IV cards or seeking specific variants for deck construction, this Graveler card remains a staple. The reverse holo treatment adds a premium feel to the uncommon rarity, making it a desirable addition for those who appreciate both the aesthetic and mechanical depth of the Pokémon TCG. The card's design reflects the artistic style of the Arceus era, maintaining the visual consistency that fans have come to expect from Pokémon releases during this period.