Flashfire·#84·2014
Buneary, the endearing Rabbit Pokémon from Generation IV, captures hearts with its timid yet surprisingly strong nature, evolving into the graceful Lopunny. This specific card, 84/106 from the 2014 Flashfire set, stands out as a charming common variant, showcasing Buneary's playful spirit through delightful artwork. Here, visitors will discover Buneary's Pokédex lore, its "Bounce" attack with energy costs, weakness, and a detailed history of this edition within the XY era.
Read more ↓Buneary, the Rabbit Pokémon, is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV. Known for its timid yet playful nature, Buneary is often seen hopping around forests and grasslands, using its large, sensitive ears to detect danger. These ears are not just for hearing; they are typically kept rolled up tightly, but Buneary can forcefully extend them to deliver powerful blows, even capable of shattering large boulders. This unique characteristic highlights its surprising strength despite its cute appearance. Buneary evolves into Lopunny when leveled up with high friendship, further emphasizing its gentle and affectionate disposition. In the anime, Dawn's Buneary is a prominent character, showcasing its endearing personality and competitive spirit in Pokémon Contests. Its design, reminiscent of a fluffy, cuddly rabbit, has made it a popular choice among fans for its aesthetic appeal and charming demeanor. Buneary's role in the games often involves early-game accessibility, providing players with a reliable Normal-type option that can evolve into a formidable partner. Culturally, Buneary embodies themes of growth and overcoming shyness, making it a relatable and beloved Pokémon.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
