Boldore evolves from Roggenrola at level 25 and evolves into Gigalith when traded. Its reddish-orange crystals are hardened, endlessly leaking energy that shines brightly before it fires bursts of power, and a fragment can reportedly power a hundred dump trucks. It searches caves for underground water but is uncomfortable around it, drinking carefully.
Boldore closely parallels Graveler: both are Rock-type Pokémon introduced in an odd-numbered generation with a base stat total of 390, both have Sturdy as an Ability, and both evolve at level 25 before reaching a final stage by trading. Boldore also shares its Ore Pokémon category with Glimmet and Glimmora.
Boldore's first cards appeared in Emerging Powers, with separate printings by Kouki Saitou and Masakazu Fukuda, followed by Dragons Exalted from Kagemaru Himeno. Phantom Forces, Sun & Moon, and Evolving Skies each added new art, and White Flare added a Common by Anesaki Dynamic and an illustration rare by Krgc.
Boldore's first card, a 2011 Emerging Powers Uncommon illustrated by Kouki Saitou
A Phantom Forces Uncommon illustrated by Midori Harada
A White Flare illustration rare by Krgc
Boldore evolves from Roggenrola at level 25.
Boldore evolves into Gigalith when traded.
Yes, Boldore shares the Ore Pokémon category with Glimmet and Glimmora.

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Boldore is the Ore Pokémon, a Rock type that evolves from Roggenrola at level 25 and further evolves into Gigalith when traded. Its energy crystals make it a target, and White Flare added a Common and an illustration rare by Krgc.
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No published index yet — too few of Boldore’s cards trade often enough to strike one.