Beautifly

Description

The 2009 Pokémon Platinum expansion features Beautifly as card number 21, a valuable addition for enthusiasts building their collections. As a Stage 2 Grass-type Pokémon, this card represents the final evolution of Silcoon, bringing a distinct presence to any deck or display. The Reverse Holo finish offers a shimmering alternative to the standard rare treatment, making it a favorite among collectors who appreciate the visual variety within the set. Designed by Suwama Chiaki, the card captures the essence of the Pokémon with 120 Hit Points. Its gameplay mechanics are defined by two primary attacks. Grass Colorful Powder deals 20 damage plus an additional effect depending on the Energy attached to Beautifly. If two or fewer Energy cards are attached, the attack poisons the Defending Pokémon. With three Energy attached, the effect changes, adding strategic depth to the card's utility in the game. The second attack, Grass Silver Scale, provides consistent damage output. It deals 30 damage by default, but if the Defending Pokémon has any Resistance, the base damage increases to 60. This conditional power makes the card an interesting choice for players looking to adapt their strategies based on the board state. For collectors, the Platinum set remains a significant chapter in the TCG's history, and Beautifly stands out as a memorable representation of the Bug/Grass lineage. Whether you are hunting for specific Reverse Holo cards to complete your Platinum collection or simply admire the design of this Pokémon, this card offers a tangible connection to the franchise's rich lore. The combination of its evolutionary stage, unique attack options, and distinctive finish ensures it remains a noteworthy item for any serious Pokémon card enthusiast.