Sun & Moon·#92·2017
Cutiefly, the adorable Bug/Fairy type from Generation VII, is a beloved Pokémon known for its delicate appearance and role in pollinating flowers. This specific card, from the 2017 Sun & Moon base set, is a common non-holo variant, notable as one of the first printings of Cutiefly in the TCG. Here, you will discover Cutiefly's Pokédex lore, its attacks with energy costs, weakness, resistance, and the history of this particular edition. This page provides valuable context for collectors, whether for set completion, nostalgic appeal, or understanding what makes a card collectible.
Read more ↓Cutiefly, the Bee Fly Pokémon, is a tiny Bug/Fairy type introduced in Generation VII. Native to the Alola and Galar regions, Cutiefly are known for their delicate appearance and their crucial role in pollinating flowers. They subsist on nectar and pollen, and their unique ability to sense auras allows them to identify which flowers are about to bloom, guiding them to the freshest food sources. This keen sense also allows them to detect the emotions of living beings, though they are generally shy and prefer to avoid conflict. In the games, Cutiefly evolves into Ribombee, a slightly larger and more robust Bee Fly Pokémon, at level 25. Their dual typing gives them interesting matchups, being weak to Fire, Flying, Poison, Steel, and Rock, but resistant to Fighting, Grass, Bug, Dark, and immune to Dragon. Cutiefly’s charming design and gentle nature have made it a beloved early-game Pokémon, often featured in promotional art and merchandise for its adorable aesthetic. In the anime, it often appears as a background Pokémon, highlighting its role in the ecosystem.
Last updated: April 11, 2026
