Venusaur

Fun fact: The Venusaur evolution line is also the first three entries in the Pokedex, with Bulbasaur being #0001, Ivysaur being #0002, and Venusaur being #0003. That is proof that Venusaur is #1 (joking, of course).

For collectors looking to collect Venusaur Pokémon cards, there are a wide variety of options to choose from. If you're looking to fill a binder of cards, browse through the list and select ones that you think look nice. There are many beautiful illustrations available, even with the cheaper Venusaur cards. Meanwhile, OG cards like base set #15 are still highly in demand (especially first edition) and have been steadily rising in value over the years.

Venusaur also sees a good amount of competitive play, with the Mega Venusaur EX deck currently being a top-tier strategy. The deck won top 4 in the 2026 Japan Championships.

Although Venusaur isn't quite on Charizard's level of popularity, Venusaur fans don't have to worry about any absurd price tags on Venusaur cards, which are often multiple times less than Charizard's.

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