Pop Series 9·#12
Buneary, the adorable Normal-type Rabbit Pokémon, was introduced in Generation IV and is beloved for its sensitive ears and charming personality, evolving into Lopunny with high friendship. This specific Buneary card from the 2009 Pop Series 9 set is a common promotional variant, recognized for its unique distribution rather than traditional booster pack rarity. Here, visitors can explore Buneary's rich Pokédex lore, delve into the card's specific attacks and their energy costs, and understand its edition history.
Read more ↓Buneary is a Normal-type Pokémon introduced in Generation IV, making its debut in the Sinnoh region. Known as the "Rabbit Pokémon," Buneary is characterized by its fluffy, cotton-like ears that it can roll up tightly. These ears are not just for show; they are incredibly sensitive and can perk up at the slightest sound, especially when Buneary senses danger. In colder climates, Buneary is observed to tuck its head into its soft fur to keep warm while sleeping, a behavior that highlights its delicate nature despite its energetic demeanor. Buneary evolves into Lopunny when leveled up with high friendship, a process that emphasizes the bond between trainer and Pokémon. In the games, Buneary is often found in snowy areas or forests, reflecting its adaptable nature. In the anime, Dawn, one of Ash's companions, catches a Buneary that becomes a recurring character, showcasing its playful yet sometimes shy personality. Its cute appearance and endearing behaviors have made it a fan favorite, embodying the charm of many early-stage Pokémon. Its Normal typing means it has no inherent weaknesses against other types in the main series games, but it is vulnerable to Fighting-type attacks. Buneary's cultural significance lies in its role as an adorable and approachable Pokémon, often depicted in various merchandise and media.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
