061/088 Raticate (Perfect Order) Pokémon card (English)

Add the classic Raticate 061/088 to your Pokémon TCG collection from the Mega Evolution—Perfect Order expansion!

This English Uncommon card features Raticate, the Mouse Pokémon from the original Kanto Pokédex. This Stage 1 Colorless-type Pokémon with 90 HP evolves from Rattata and is a great addition for collectors completing the Perfect Order set or building the complete Rattata → Raticate evolution line.

The card features artwork by Minahamu and the attacks Scrape Off and Retaliatory Incisors. Scrape Off can remove Pokémon Tools from the opponent's Active Pokémon, while Retaliatory Incisors becomes stronger based on the damage counters on your Benched Rattata.

Card Details

Card Name: Raticate

Card Number: 061/088

Set: Mega Evolution—Perfect Order

Language: English

Rarity: Uncommon

Variant: Standard

Type: Colorless

HP: 90

Stage: Stage 1

Evolves From: Rattata

Illustrator: Minahamu

Pokédex Number: #020

Weakness: Fighting ×2

Resistance: None

Retreat Cost: 1

Card Highlights

• Official English Pokémon TCG card
• Mega Evolution—Perfect Order expansion
• Uncommon rarity
• Card number 061/088
• Standard English printing
• Stage 1 Colorless-type Pokémon
• 90 HP
• Evolves from Rattata
• Features the classic Kanto Pokémon Raticate
• Pokédex number #020
• Artwork by Minahamu
• Features Scrape Off and Retaliatory Incisors
• Great for completing the Perfect Order set
• Excellent addition to a Raticate collection
• Perfect for completing the Rattata → Raticate evolution line
• Carefully inspected before shipping

Card Ability & Attack

Scrape Off — 20

Before doing damage, discard all Pokémon Tools from your opponent's Active Pokémon.

Retaliatory Incisors — 40×

This attack does 40 damage for each damage counter on all of your Benched Rattata.

Shipping Information

Every card is carefully inspected, sleeved, and securely packaged before dispatch. At Cham Gaming, we treat every card with collector care to help ensure it arrives safely and in the condition described.