Ruby & Sapphire·#2·2003
Beautifly, the elegant Bug/Flying type Pokémon, hails from the third generation and is celebrated for its graceful flight and vibrant wings. This specific card from the Ruby & Sapphire set, released in 2003, is a holo rare that stands out for its unique artwork and strategic gameplay mechanics. Here, you will find detailed Pokédex lore, a breakdown of its attacks with their energy costs, and information on its weakness. This resource is perfect for collectors seeking to understand the card's history and for fans eager to delve into its unique attributes.
Read more ↓Beautifly, the Butterfly Pokémon, is a Bug/Flying type introduced in Generation III. It is the final evolution of Wurmple, evolving from Silcoon during the day. In the Hoenn region, where it was first discovered, Beautifly are known for their elegant flight patterns and their diet of flower nectar. They are often found in forests and open fields, gracefully fluttering among vibrant blossoms. Their long, slender proboscis is perfectly adapted for extracting nectar, and their colorful wings, resembling stained glass, are a striking feature. Beautifly are generally gentle Pokémon, but they can be surprisingly fierce when protecting their territory or young. In the anime, May, one of Ash's traveling companions, owned a Beautifly, showcasing its beauty and battle prowess in Pokémon Contests. Its design is inspired by real-life butterflies, emphasizing its delicate yet captivating nature. Its role in the games often involves early-game accessibility, providing a reliable Bug-type option for trainers in the Hoenn region.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
