Dark Venusaur 7
Set: Best of Game
Released: Dec 1, 2002
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Card Details
- Card TypePokémon
- Featured Pokémon
- National Pokédex #[3]
- Card Number 7
- Card RarityPromo
- IllustratorShin-ichi Yoshida
- Release Date01/12/2002
- SeriesOther
- Expansion Best of Game
- Evolves From
- Standard FormatNot Legal
- Expanded FormatNot Legal
- Unlimited FormatLegal
- EraVintage
- Production StatusOut of Print
- RegionKanto
- Generation Generation 1
Card Attributes
- Energy Type
Grass - Health Points70 HP
- Weakness
Fire ×2 - Retreat Cost

Colorless ×2
Attacks
- Horrid Pollen30



Flip 2 coins. If 1 is heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Asleep and Poisoned. If both are heads, the Defending Pokémon is now Confused and Poisoned. If both are tails, the Defending Pokémon is now Paralyzed and Poisoned.
Artwork Description
The artwork on this card depicts Dark Venusaur, a formidable Pokémon lurking in a shadowy, overgrown environment. Its bloated figure, adorned with vibrant, oversized flowers, contrasts with the muted, darker background, creating an eerie atmosphere. The color palette features rich greens and deep purples, emphasizing both the organic and ominous elements. Shading highlights its muscular form, while the flowers appear almost toxic, swirling with unsettling hues. The mood is one of tension, suggesting Dark Venusaur's ability to unleash a toxic attack, represented by its sinister gaze and the menacing presence of its horrid pollen.
Playability Overview
Dark Venusaur's ability to inflict multiple status conditions through coin flips offers strategic disruption, but its reliance on luck and moderate HP limits its effectiveness in controlling the battlefield.
Binder Inspiration
Main Binder Theme: Toxic GardenThis Dark Venusaur has a sinister vibe with its ominous flowers and striking colors. It deserves a special spot on a “Poisonous Plants” page, perhaps alongside other dark or grass types that embody a more eerie presence. The overall artwork gives off a creepy, yet intriguing atmosphere that contrasts nicely with lighter cards.Additional Binder Suggestions: Swamp / Mysterious / Vibrant Green / Poisonous Plants / Dark Evolution

























