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332 · HOENN · GENERATION III

Cacturne

The Scarecrow Pokémon

GrassDark

Cacturne (#332) is a Scarecrow Pokémon of the Grass / Dark types. Stands 4' 3" (1.3 m) and weighs 170.6 lbs (77.4 kg). 13 Pokémon TCG cards feature Cacturne, tracked with live market prices.

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Official artwork of Cacturne

I · Evolution

Evolution line

#0331 cacnea Cacnea #0332 cacturne Cacturne

II · Pokédex

Profile

Profile

Pokédex #
#0332
Generation
III
Classification
Scarecrow Pokémon
Type
Grass / Dark
Height
4' 3" (1.3 m)
Weight
170.6 lbs (77.4 kg)
Abilities
Sand veil, Water absorb (Hidden)

Base stats

HP 70
Attack 115
Defense 60
Sp. Atk 115
Sp. Def 60
Speed 55
Base stat total 475

III · TCG Appearances

Pokémon TCG cards13

  1. Cacturne Cacturne SV01: Scarlet & Violet Base Set #006/198 $0.15
  2. Cacturne Cacturne SWSH05: Battle Styles #005/163 $0.20
  3. Cacturne Cacturne SM - Celestial Storm #20/168 $0.25
  4. Cacturne Cacturne SM - Crimson Invasion #6/111 $0.33
  5. Cacturne Cacturne XY - BREAKthrough #88/162 $0.16
  6. Cacturne Cacturne Plasma Freeze #10/116 $0.45
  7. Cacturne Cacturne Platinum #42/127 $0.57
  8. Cacturne Cacturne Great Encounters #34/106 $0.71
  9. Cacturne Cacturne Power Keepers #27/108 $0.81
  10. Cacturne (Delta Species) Cacturne (Delta Species) Crystal Guardians #15/100 $1.93
  11. Cacturne ex Cacturne ex Emerald #91/106 $90.17
  12. Cacturne Cacturne Sandstorm #2/100 $22.22
  13. Cacturne - 27/108 (Prerelease) Cacturne - 27/108 (Prerelease) Miscellaneous Cards & Products #027/108 $25.08

IV · Reference

Common questions

What is the most valuable Cacturne card?

Cacturne ex #91/106 from Emerald currently has the highest market price for a Cacturne card, trading around $90.17 ungraded.

How many Cacturne cards are there?

ChaseDex tracks 13 Cacturne cards across all sets.

What kind of Pokémon is Cacturne?

Cacturne is the Scarecrow Pokémon, grass/dark type. It becomes active at night, seeking prey that is exhausted from the day’s desert heat.