Bea

Bea in the anime

Bea debuted in the Pokémon Journeys episode "Solitary and Menacing!", beating Ash in a two-on-two World Coronation Series match without losing a Pokémon. Ash finally beat her in a later rematch, when his Mega Lucario outlasted her Gigantamax Machamp.

Bea on cards: from Vivid Voltage to Crown Zenith

The Bea Supporter is built for Fighting decks: it discards the top five cards of your deck and attaches any Energy cards discarded that way to your Benched Fighting Pokémon.

It debuted in Vivid Voltage (2020) in three versions: an Uncommon illustrated by take (#147), an Ultra Rare by Hideki Ishikawa (#180) and a Secret Rare by Ishikawa numbered 193, above the set's printed total of 185. The Astral Radiance Trainer Gallery added an Ultra Rare by Souichirou Gunjima (#TG25) in 2022, and Crown Zenith (2023) brought a Holo Rare by Atsushi Furusawa (#123). Bea also appears in the artwork of Hitmontop from Vivid Voltage (#88) and of the Astral Radiance Trainer Gallery Falinks (#TG07).

Cards to know

• Bea (Vivid Voltage #147)

  Bea's first card, the Uncommon Supporter illustrated by take.

• Bea (Vivid Voltage #180)

  The Ultra Rare version of her debut Supporter, illustrated by Hideki Ishikawa.

• Bea (Vivid Voltage #193)

  A Secret Rare numbered above Vivid Voltage's printed total, also by Hideki Ishikawa.

• Bea (Astral Radiance Trainer Gallery #TG25)

  A Trainer Gallery Ultra Rare illustrated by Souichirou Gunjima.

• Bea (Crown Zenith #123)

  Her most recent printing, a Holo Rare illustrated by Atsushi Furusawa.