Undaunted·#1·2010
Bellossom, the graceful Flower Pokémon introduced in Generation II, is celebrated for its elegant dances that are said to summon the sun, embodying the beauty and rhythm of nature. This specific card, from the 2010 Undaunted expansion, is a common non-holo variant, notable for its charming artwork by Mitsuhiro Arita that beautifully captures Bellossom's joyous spirit. Here, you will discover comprehensive details about Bellossom's lore, its card mechanics including attacks, energy costs, weakness, and resistance, along with its specific edition history.
Read more ↓Bellossom is a Grass-type Pokémon introduced in the second generation, evolving from Gloom when exposed to a Sun Stone. It is the final evolution of Oddish, following Gloom, and represents a divergence from Vileplume, offering a more cheerful and graceful alternative. Bellossom's natural habitat is typically found in tropical and subtropical regions, particularly in lush, warm forests where the sun shines brightly. Its diet consists primarily of nectar from flowers, which it gathers through its delicate petals. Bellossom is known for its beautiful and elaborate dances, which are said to be a ritual to summon the sun and bring good fortune. These dances are highly regarded in various Pokémon communities, often featuring in festivals and celebrations. In the games, Bellossom is valued for its decent Special Attack and Special Defense stats, making it a reliable Grass-type option. In the anime, it has been depicted as a gentle and playful Pokémon, often seen dancing in groups. Its cultural significance lies in its association with joy, nature, and the life-giving power of the sun, making it a beloved figure among fans. Its design, reminiscent of Hawaiian hula dancers, adds to its unique charm and widespread appeal.
Last updated: April 10, 2026
