Graveler

Description

Released in 2019 as part of the Unbroken Bonds series, this Pokémon trading card game card features Graveler, designated as card number 88. Classified as an uncommon rarity within the set, the card represents the Stage 1 evolution of Geodude, offering collectors a specific milestone in the creature's development line. The Fighting-type designation defines its strategic identity, with a total of 110 hit points providing a solid baseline for gameplay scenarios. The card’s attack options include Rolling Rocks, which requires three colorless energy symbols to deal 50 damage, and Double-Edge, which demands three colorless energy symbols alongside a Fighting symbol. While Double-Edge delivers 90 damage, it imposes a self-inflicted cost of 30 damage to Graveler, creating a tactical trade-off for players managing their bench. With a retreat cost of four colorless energy symbols, the card emphasizes offensive positioning over mobility. Designed by Ayaka Yoshida, this release is cataloged under the UNB set code. Collectors often seek this card to complete the Unbroken Bonds collection or to build themed decks around Rock-type Pokémon. The Pokédex number 75 anchors Graveler within the broader franchise lore, adding context for fans who follow the creature's behavioral traits, such as climbing cliffs and rolling back down. Whether you are assembling a comprehensive set of Unbroken Bonds cards or hunting for specific evolutions, this Graveler card provides a tangible piece of the 2019 Pokémon TCG landscape. Its straightforward design and classic mechanics make it a recognizable staple for enthusiasts of the era, bridging the gap between casual collection and structured play.