Grovyle resembles a bipedal theropod dinosaur, primarily green with a red underside and three long leaves on its wrists plus a large leaf atop its head, giving it camouflage in the dense forests where it lives. It is said to be a master tree climber whose well-developed muscles provide explosive bursts of power for its leaps. It evolves from Treecko at level 16 and into Sceptile at level 36.
A species of spider, Anyphaena grovyle, was named in reference to Grovyle after being discovered in the forest, a nod to both the Pokémon and the arachnid's own habitat.
Ash's own Treecko evolved into a Grovyle in the episode Exploud and Clear, later evolving further into a Sceptile in Odd Pokémon Out. Sawyer's Treecko similarly evolved into a Grovyle during a battle against Ash and his Frogadier in Rivals: Today and Tomorrow!, before being revealed to have evolved into a Sceptile ahead of A Meeting of Two Journeys!. In Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers of Time and Darkness, a Grovyle steals one of the Time Gears at the start of the story, and he has a much larger role in Explorers of Sky.
Grovyle debuted in Ruby & Sapphire with two separate printings, one by Midori Harada and one by Ken Sugimori. Crystal Guardians later added a delta species Grovyle illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda alongside a regular printing by Hisao Nakamura, and the line has continued through sets like Celestial Storm and Lost Thunder.
Grovyle's first card, a 2003 Ruby & Sapphire Uncommon illustrated by Midori Harada.
A delta species Grovyle from Crystal Guardians illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda.
A Lost Thunder printing illustrated by Ayaka Yoshida.
Grovyle evolves into Sceptile at level 36, after evolving from Treecko at level 16.
A Grovyle steals a Time Gear at the start of Explorers of Time and Darkness, and his role grows much larger in Explorers of Sky.
Yes, Crystal Guardians printed a Grovyle delta species card illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda.
| # | Card | Set | Year | Rarity | Price | 30D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Grovyle | Nintendo Black Star Promos | 2003 | Common | — | $149.50guide | +22.4% |
| 2 | Grovyle | POP Series 4 | 2006 | Uncommon | — | $37.90guide | -1.8% |
| 3 | Grovyle δ | Crystal Guardians | 2006 | Rare | — | $6.02guide | +2.0% |
| 4 | Grovyle | Ruby & Sapphire | 2003 | Uncommon | — | $4.23guide | +3.2% |
| 5 | Grovyle | Dragon | 2003 | Uncommon | — | $3.28guide | +0.6% |
| 6 | Grovyle | Emerald | 2005 | Uncommon | — | $2.05guide | +10.2% |
| 7 | Grovyle | Ruby & Sapphire | 2003 | Uncommon | — | $2.02guide | +8.6% |
| 8 | Grovyle | Crystal Guardians | 2006 | Uncommon | — | $1.23guide | +8.8% |
| 9 | Grovyle | Great Encounters | 2008 | Uncommon | — | $0.93guide | 0.0% |
| 10 | Grovyle | Stormfront | 2008 | Uncommon | — | $0.93guide | 0.0% |
Ranked by each card’s main print in near-mint raw condition. 1st Edition, Shadowless and other versions are priced on each card’s page. The table updates live.
Grovyle cards span 2003 to 2018, and every one of the 18 Grovyle cards carries a market value. The most valuable Grovyle card is the Common from the Nintendo Black Star Promos set, dated 2003, which sits ahead of a POP Series 4 Uncommon from 2006. The ten leading cards hold 98 percent of the total value, so the Grovyle card value picture is set almost entirely by that top group.
The Nintendo Black Star Promos Common from 2003 leads the most valuable Grovyle cards by 3.9 times over the next card. That runner-up is the POP Series 4 Uncommon from 2006. Third is the Grovyle δ from Crystal Guardians, 2006, the only Rare among the leaders. Fourth and fifth are Uncommons from Ruby & Sapphire and Dragon, both 2003.
Grovyle cards at the top come from the EX era, which supplies 8 of the twenty-five leading cards, followed by Diamond & Pearl with 4, XY with 3 and Sun & Moon with 2. The newest era's leader is the Celestial Storm Grovyle from 2018, 13th overall. Vintage here means the WOTC era; all 10 of the top ten and 18 of the top twenty-five Grovyle cards are modern.
Among the ten leading Grovyle cards, 8 are Uncommon, 1 is Common and 1 is Rare. Widening to the leading twenty-five, 16 are Uncommon, with the same single Common and single Rare. Those printed rarities mark the most valuable Grovyle cards as overwhelmingly Uncommons, spread across Ruby & Sapphire, Dragon, Emerald, Crystal Guardians, Great Encounters and Stormfront, with the Nintendo Black Star Promos Common and the Crystal Guardians Rare as the two exceptions.
Among 1020 species with priced cards, Grovyle ranks 171st by the value of its single leading card and 234th of 753 by the combined value of its ten leaders. Within the evolution line, Treecko ranks 15th and Sceptile 74th by top card. Grovyle cards therefore sit in the middle of the field, with the value gathered in a few older prints and the evolution line members split on either side.
Written from market data as of October 29, 2026; the table updates live.

ジュプトル
Grass
Grovyle is the Wood Gecko Pokémon, a grass-type evolved from Treecko that later evolves into Sceptile at level 36. A Grovyle is a central character in the Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Explorers games, and our catalog lists 18 Grovyle cards across 14 sets, including a delta species printing from Crystal Guardians.
TreeckoGrovyle
GrovyleRuby & Sapphire · 32 · Normal$4.230.0%71Quant score71 / 100
GrovyleRuby & Sapphire · 31 · Normal$2.020.0%67Quant score67 / 100
GrovyleLost Thunder · 21 · Normal$0.530.0%27Quant score27 / 100
GrovyleCelestial Storm · 9 · Normal$0.63-1.6%39Quant score39 / 100
GrovyleArceus · 38 · Normal$0.740.0%31Quant score31 / 100