Roserade is actually a really good grass- and poison-type attacker, so it’s worth grabbing a powerful one if you can. If you already have a shiny Roselia (or any of its family members), it’s ...

Roselia is part of a three-line evolution. The first of its evolution is Budew to Roselia (25 Candies), then Roselia to Roserade (100 Candies with a Sinnoh Stone). The player will receive three ...

Roselia only has one further evolution: Roserade. To evolve Roselia into Roserade, it will require the use of 100 Roselia Candy, a resource obtained by catching, transferring, or hatching Budew ...

Even if trainers don't feel enthused about catching Ralts this Community Day, one Timed Research reward might be worth logging on.

Budew’s evolution, Roselia, might not seem like the most impressive Pokémon in the grand scheme of things, but Roselia’s evolution, Roserade, can more than earn its place on any team in need of a ...

A fantastic mixture of grass and poison means that Roserade has five resistances, covering fighting, water, electricity, fairy, and grass. This makes Budew’s evolution a great choice against fish ...

To take down the Fairy-type Team GO Rocket Grunt, you'll want Poison or Steel-type Pokémon. Nihilego, Roserade, Metagross or Melmetal are good choices. The Pokémon that the Poison-type Team GO Rocket ...

In this guide, we’ve listed all cards — and their inclusion rates — in Pokemon TCG Pocket’s Space-Time Smackdown set.

Skarmory, Claydol, and Cradily are relatively weak attackers, while Aggron, Armaldo, and Metagross excel in both physical ...