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#397 • Normal and Flying • Generation 4, Sinnoh

Staravia cards

Every Staravia card we could find. The priciest one we price is the Scarlet & Violet one at $0.13, and the cheapest is $0.12.

Staravia, official artwork
  • The Starling Pokemon. Staravia is #397 in the National Pokedex.
  • First English card. Diamond & Pearl, May 1, 2007.
  • Types. Normal and Flying in the video games. A card only ever carries one type, so which one it is printed as depends on the card.
  • Generation 4, Sinnoh. One of the 107 species that generation introduced.
  • Size. 0.6m (2ft 0in) and 15.5kg (34lb).
  • Capture rate 120 of 255. Higher is easier to catch. This one sits in the middle.
19
Printings we can name
19
Sets they appear in
$0.13
Priciest one we price
$0.12
Cheapest one we price
59
Rips of the set they are in
3
In the evolution line

Artwork and Pokedex data from pokeapi.co, read August 13, 2026. Pokemon and Pokemon character names are trademarks of Nintendo, Creatures Inc. and GAME FREAK inc.

Priciest first

Every Staravia we price

2 of the 19 printings we can name are in sets we hold prices for. Tap a card to see it full size.

Prices are pricecharting.com's price guide value for an ungraded copy, read August 31, 2026. A guide value is computed across the sales PriceCharting tracks, which is a wider set of venues than any one marketplace. 2 cards of the 5,396 priced here are not listed by PriceCharting and keep their TCGplayer market price via TCGdex instead. Where a card comes as a normal, holo and reverse holo at different prices, the figure is the priciest of them. Prices move daily, so treat these as a ballpark. Search every card.

Evolution

The Starly line

Starly, which becomes Staravia, which becomes Staraptor. Each one has its own page and its own cards. The evolution chart draws every line in the Pokedex.

Evolution line from the National Pokedex, pokeapi.co, read August 13, 2026. What each evolution actually takes differs between generations, so it is not stated here. Card counts are every printing we can name, in every language.

See these packs opened

We have filmed 59 rips of the set that prints Staravia

Garbage Rips 585 is a Pokemon card pack opening channel out of Rochester, New York. We film every pack we open, hit or no hit.

Everywhere else

Every other Staravia printing we could name

17 more from sets we do not price, English and Japanese. 16 have a scan and are pictured below. The other one we can name but not show. No price on these: we only quote what we can source. Printings whose name we could not translate are left out rather than shown under a name we guessed at.

Staravia
BREAKthrough • 126
Uncommon
Staravia
Brilliant Stars • 118
Uncommon
Staravia
Crimson Blaze • 060
One Diamond
TCG Pocket, digital
Staravia
Crimson Invasion • 82
Uncommon
Staravia
Darkness Ablaze • 146
Uncommon
Staravia
Diamond & Pearl • 64
Uncommon
Staravia
Majestic Dawn • 47
Uncommon
Staravia
Plasma Freeze • 96
Uncommon
Staravia
POP Series 6 • 10
Uncommon
Staravia
Space-Time Smackdown • 133
One Diamond
TCG Pocket, digital
Staravia
Stormfront • 52
Uncommon
Staravia
Supreme Victors • 85
Uncommon
Staravia
Triumphant Light • 067
One Diamond
TCG Pocket, digital
Staravia
スカーレットex • 064
Common
Japanese
Staravia
スターバース • 079
Common
Japanese
Staravia
覚醒の勇者 • 039
Common
Japanese

Named, with no scan to show

  • Staravia スタートデッキ100 バトルコレクション • 591 Japanese

Card list from the TCGdex card database, read September 1, 2026. A snapshot, not a live feed.

In the video games

What beats Staravia

Damage taken by a Normal / Flying Pokemon, computed from the type chart. Everything not listed does normal damage.

  • x2Electric, Ice and Rock
  • ½xGrass and Bug
  • 0xGround and Ghost, no effect at all

This is the video game chart, not the card game. The Pokemon TCG has eleven types and no type chart at all: Weakness and Resistance are printed on each individual card, and two cards of the same Pokemon can print different ones. What the card actually says. Type relations from pokeapi.co, read August 17, 2026.