Graveler

Graveler is a dual-type Rock and Ground Pokémon introduced in Generation II of the Pokémon franchise. It evolves from Geodude and evolves into Golem upon exposure to a Moon Stone. Graveler is a robust, humanoid Pokémon resembling a boulder with arms and legs, often depicted with a simple, blocky design. Its color scheme typically consists of gray and brown tones, reflecting its rocky appearance.

In the Pokémon games, Graveler is known for its high physical attack and defense statistics, making it a versatile choice for physical attackers. Its Ground typing grants it immunity to Electric-type moves and access to moves like Earthquake, Rock Slide, and Rock Tomb. The Rock typing allows it to learn moves such as Rock Throw, Magnitude, and Stone Edge, further enhancing its offensive capabilities. Graveler’s utility is also supported by its access to moves like Rock Polish and Stealth Rock, which can benefit teams in competitive battles.

Graveler appears in various Pokémon media, including the anime, where it has been featured as a Pokémon owned by characters like Brock and Maxie. Its design and role in battles have made it a recognizable figure among fans. In the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Graveler has been featured in multiple sets, often as a strong attacker due to its high base stats.

Graveler’s design and gameplay mechanics have contributed to its enduring popularity, making it a staple in the Pokémon series. Its simple yet effective nature reflects the theme of rugged resilience often associated with Rock-type Pokémon.