Graveler Collector’s Guide: Hidden Fates #34

Character Intro

Graveler from the Hidden Fates set is an uncommon card numbered 34. It boasts 100 HP and features the straightforward attack Tackle. This solid Pokémon offers a reliable presence in any collection.

Quick Facts

• Type: Fighting
• Stage: Stage 1 (Evolves from Geodude)
• Weakness: Grass ×2
• Retreat Cost: 3
• Attacks:
• Tackle — Deals 30 damage for two Colorless Energy.
• Mudslide — Requires discarding 2 Fighting Energy; deals 80 damage to one opponent’s Pokémon (no Weakness/Resistance applied if the target is on the Bench).
• Flavor Text: “It climbs up cliffs as it heads toward the peak of a mountain. As soon as it reaches the summit, it rolls back down the way it came.”

Key Printings

This Graveler card is from the Hidden Fates set, numbered 34. It is an uncommon card featuring Fighting-type attributes and a Stage 1 evolution from Geodude. The artwork by Ken Sugimori is a notable highlight for collectors who appreciate classic Pokémon art styles.

Variants & Identifiers

There are no known print variants for this card. Identification is straightforward by its set code “sm115” and card number “34.” The card’s Fighting type and unique Mudslide attack with an energy discard cost help distinguish it from other Graveler printings.

Legality & Play Notes

Legality: unknown
This card is not currently legal in Standard, Expanded, or Unlimited formats. Its play viability is limited by its high retreat cost and energy discard requirement for its stronger attack.

Care & Storage Tips

To maintain the card’s condition, store it in a protective sleeve and keep it away from direct sunlight to preserve the artwork by Ken Sugimori. Avoid bending or exposure to moisture, as the card’s uncommon rarity makes it a valuable piece for collectors of the Hidden Fates set.

Set-by-Set Micro-summaries

• Hidden Fates (sm115): This set includes this Graveler card as part of its Fighting-type lineup. The set is known for featuring fan-favorite Pokémon with distinctive artwork and unique attack mechanics, such as Mudslide’s energy discard effect. The release date is unknown, but the set remains popular among collectors for its blend of classic and modern Pokémon designs.