Pokémon TCG Alolan Graveler (41/145) Sun & Moon Guardians Rising

QUICK FACTS
Categories
Era
2010s
Origin
🇯🇵 Japan
Brand
Nintendo / The Pokémon Company
Artist/Maker
Has to be looked up, not visible on card
Rarity
Common (2/10)
Discovered
Jan 22, 2026
3 weeks ago
DESCRIPTION
A standard-sized Pokémon Trading Card Game card featuring Alolan Graveler, a Rock and Electric-type Pokémon. The card is a 'Stage 1' evolution from Alolan Geodude, has 110 HP, and two attacks: 'Thunder Punch' and 'Electrobullet'. The card number is 41/145, indicating it is from the Sun & Moon Guardians Rising expansion set.
CULTURAL ECHOES
Where This Object Echoes
Graveler's rocky form and evolution from Geodude may be loosely inspired by the Golem legend, a creature animated from inanimate matter, prominent in various folklore.
The 'Alolan' variants are directly inspired by Hawaiian geography and culture, reflecting adaptations to unique island environments, similar to endemic species on volcanic islands.
Ritual & Ceremonial Use
- •Collecting and trading: Players and collectors engage in the ritualistic acquisition and exchange of cards to complete sets or build competitive decks.
- •Strategic gameplay: The card is used in structured play, involving rituals of deck-building, shuffling, and turn-based combat following specific rules.
Meaning Through Time
Originally seen primarily as a children's game and cartoon tie-in, representing simple fun and monster collecting.
Evolved into a more complex strategic game, with competitive tournaments and a growing adult collector's market.
Experienced a resurgence in popularity, viewed as both a collectible asset and a cultural icon, driven by nostalgia and increased online engagement.
HISTORICAL STORY
DID YOU KNOW?
Alolan Graveler's design incorporates magnetism, with its rocks appearing to float around due to magnetic forces, a characteristic that differentiates it from its Kanto counterpart.
The 'Guardians Rising' set from which this card originates introduced the 'Alola' region and its unique regional form Pokémon to the TCG, drawing inspiration from Hawaii.
MATERIAL & CONDITION
Surface
Smooth, glossy cardstock with a printed, colorful illustration and text. The holographic elements are not clearly visible, suggesting it might be a common rarity print.
Weight & Feel
Lightweight and thin, typical of a standard trading card.
Condition
The card appears to be in excellent condition with no visible creases, tears, or significant edge wear. The corners seem sharp, indicating minimal handling.
RARITY ANALYSIS
Older mass-produced items still widely available. Easy to find on eBay, antique malls, and estate sales in large quantities.
Typical Characteristics
- Mass produced historically
- High survival rate
- Readily available everywhere
ESTIMATED VALUE
Updated: Jan 25, 2026
- Market comparables from auctions & retail
- Condition, completeness & craftsmanship
- Current collector demand & trends
- Low = quick sale, High = patient seller
For informational purposes only—not a formal appraisal.
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