Geeta sits at the top of Paldea's Pokémon League in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet (2022). She is the region's Top Champion, the only character in the games with that Trainer class, and she chairs both the Pokémon League and the school board of Naranja Academy (Uva Academy in Violet), the school the player attends. Unlike a Gym Leader, she has no badge to award and no type specialty.
As chairwoman she oversees the Gyms and the Elite Four, picked every Gym Leader in the region herself, and tests the Leaders in inspection battles several times a year. Not all of them enjoy it: Tulip and Grusha both admit to discomfort about her. Once the player becomes a Champion, Geeta hands those inspections over to them.
Her Champion Assessment team is Espathra, Gogoat, Veluza, Avalugg, Kingambit and Glimmora. She saves Glimmora for last and Terastallizes it into a Rock Tera Type at the first opportunity, and she uses the same team in the first Academy Ace Tournament.
The Indigo Disk DLC lets the player invite her to Blueberry Academy's League Club Room for a rematch with a reworked lineup that adds Chesnaught and Dragapult. In that battle Kingambit goes last and is the Pokémon she Terastallizes, as a Flying Tera Type, and the Academy Ace Tournament switches to that team once The Indigo Disk is complete.
Geeta joined the Pokémon TCG as a Supporter card bearing her name, released in Japan in Ruler of the Black Flame and in English in Obsidian Flames on August 11, 2023. The English set carries it three times: the regular Rare at #188 and a full-art Ultra Rare at #218, both illustrated by kirisAki, and a Special Illustration Rare at #226 with separate artwork by DOM. In play, the card searches the deck for up to two Basic Energy and attaches them to one of your Pokémon, at the cost of not attacking that turn.
Obsidian Flames is her only English set so far, and no English card names a Pokémon as Geeta's. Collecting her therefore comes down to choosing between three versions of the same Supporter.
The regular Rare printing of her Supporter card, illustrated by kirisAki.
The full-art Ultra Rare version of the same Supporter, also illustrated by kirisAki.
The Special Illustration Rare, with separate artwork by DOM.
Her Supporter card, Geeta, printed three times in Obsidian Flames (2023): a Rare (#188), a full-art Ultra Rare (#218) and a Special Illustration Rare (#226).
No. Every English card with her name is the Geeta Supporter; none names a Pokémon as hers.
She is Paldea's Top Champion in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet, and she chairs both the Pokémon League and the school board of Naranja/Uva Academy.
Glimmora, as a Rock Tera Type, in her Champion Assessment. In her rematch at Blueberry Academy, unlocked through The Indigo Disk, she Terastallizes Kingambit as a Flying Tera Type instead.
| # | Card | Set | Year | Rarity | Price | 30D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Geeta | Obsidian Flames | 2023 | Special illustration rare | Holo | $3.13 | +9.4% |
| 2 | Geeta | Obsidian Flames | 2023 | Ultra Rare | Holo | $0.90 | -9.1% |
| 3 | Geeta | Obsidian Flames | 2023 | Holo Rare | Holo | $0.16guide | -15.8% |
Ranked by each card’s main print in near-mint raw condition. 1st Edition, Shadowless and other versions are priced on each card’s page. The table updates live.
Geeta cards are a small group, and the value sits at the top of it. All 3 of the Geeta cards carry a market value, and the most valuable Geeta card is the special illustration rare from Obsidian Flames, released in 2023. Every priced Geeta card comes from that same Scarlet & Violet set, so the Geeta card value ranking is a comparison between three prints of one release rather than a spread across eras.
The Obsidian Flames special illustration rare from 2023 leads Geeta card value by 3.9 times over the next card. A special illustration rare is a full-art illustration rarity that sits above the standard ultra rare tier in modern sets. Second is the Ultra Rare from Obsidian Flames, also 2023, and third is the Holo Rare from the same set and year. A holo rare carries a holographic effect on the card's artwork box. The three Geeta cards share one set and one year, differing in rarity.
Among the characters with priced cards, Geeta ranks 102nd of 110 by the value of the single leading card. With only 3 Geeta cards in the ranking, all from Obsidian Flames, the market for Geeta cards rests on one 2023 release, and the special illustration rare sets the level for the whole group.
Written from market data as of October 29, 2026; the table updates live.

CHAMPION
3 Trainer cards · 0 partner Pokémon
Geeta is Paldea's Top Champion in Pokémon Scarlet and Pokémon Violet and chairs both the Pokémon League and the academy's school board. Her one card, the Geeta Supporter, was printed three ways in Obsidian Flames (2023): a Rare, a full-art Ultra Rare and a Special Illustration Rare.
No published index yet — too few of Geeta’s cards trade often enough to strike one.
GeetaObsidian Flames · 226$3.13+10.2%72Quant score72 / 100
GeetaObsidian Flames · 218$0.90+7.1%59Quant score59 / 100
GeetaObsidian Flames · 188 · Holo$0.16+6.7%53Quant score53 / 100