Korrina leads the Shalour Gym with Fighting type Pokémon and awards the Rumble Badge, along with TM98 (Power-Up Punch). She is the only character in the games with the Trainer class Successor, heir to the Mega Evolution tradition kept by her grandfather Gurkinn at the Tower of Mastery.
The player first meets her on Route 5, when one of her Lucario takes a liking to the player's aura, and she battles with two Lucario in Geosenge Town. Her Gym team is Mienfoo, Machoke and Hawlucha. Straight after the Gym, she calls the player to the top of the Tower of Mastery, hands over the Mega Ring and fights a one on one battle in which both sides use a Lucario holding Lucarionite. Afterward the player can keep the Lucario that fought alongside them. She wears a skater outfit and roller skates, and the Key Stone she uses sits in a Mega Glove rather than a ring.
In Pokémon the Series: XY, Korrina meets Ash and his friends in Mega Revelations!, where she has vowed to win 100 battles in a row before heading to Geosenge Town for the Mega Stone her Lucario needs. The group travels with her until The Bonds of Mega Evolution! In the cave holding the Lucarionite, a Blaziken nearly beats Lucario, until the friends' encouragement helps Korrina turn the fight around and Gurkinn steps out of the shadows to concede. Her newly Mega Evolved Lucario then loses control of its Aura, and she spends several episodes learning to master it.
Ash later challenges her in Showdown at the Shalour Gym! He beats her Mienfoo and Machoke, she Mega Evolves Lucario, and Pikachu finally defeats Mega Lucario to win him the Rumble Badge. She returns in Pokémon Journeys: The Series, helping Ash's newly evolved Lucario get a Lucarionite of its own.
Her card run opens in Furious Fists (August 13, 2014) with an Uncommon Supporter (#95) illustrated by Ken Sugimori and an Ultra Rare full art version (#111) illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura. Korrina's Focus followed seven years later in Battle Styles (March 19, 2021) as an Uncommon (#128) illustrated by kirisAki, an Ultra Rare (#160) and a Secret Rare (#174), the latter two both by Taira Akitsu.
Her two Supporters land seven years apart, one in the XY era and one in Sword & Shield's Battle Styles. The Furious Fists card comes in two versions (the Sugimori Uncommon and Ohmura's full art), while Korrina's Focus comes in three, with a Secret Rare on top of its Uncommon and Ultra Rare, so a complete run of her cards is five pieces across two sets.
Her first English card, an Uncommon Supporter illustrated by Ken Sugimori.
The Ultra Rare full art version of the same Supporter, illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura.
The Uncommon printing of her second Supporter card, illustrated by kirisAki.
The Ultra Rare version of the same 2021 Supporter.
A Secret Rare printing of the same card.
She is the Gym Leader of Shalour City in Kalos, specializing in Fighting type Pokémon, and the Mega Evolution Successor trained by her grandfather Gurkinn.
Lucario. It is not on her Gym team in X and Y, but she battles the player's Lucario with her own Lucarionite holding Lucario at the Tower of Mastery right after the Gym, and her Mega Lucario anchors her anime battles.
Two Supporter cards: Korrina (Furious Fists, 2014) and Korrina's Focus (Battle Styles, 2021).
No. Both of her cards are Supporter Trainer cards.
| # | Card | Set | Year | Rarity | Price | 30D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Korrina | Furious Fists | 2014 | Ultra Rare | Holo | $40.05guide | -0.2% |
| 2 | Korrina's Focus | Battle Styles | 2021 | Secret Rare | Holo | $7.37guide | -8.3% |
| 3 | Korrina's Focus | Battle Styles | 2021 | Ultra Rare | Holo | $4.23guide | -0.5% |
| 4 | Korrina | Furious Fists | 2014 | Uncommon | — | $2.13guide | -24.2% |
| 5 | Korrina's Focus | Battle Styles | 2021 | Uncommon | — | $0.12guide | 0.0% |
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.
The most valuable Korrina card is the Ultra Rare Korrina from Furious Fists, printed in 2014. All 5 of the Korrina cards carry a market value, and they span the years 2014 to 2021, from the XY era through Sword & Shield. Korrina card value starts with that single Furious Fists print, which sits well clear of everything else in the set of five.
The Ultra Rare Korrina from Furious Fists (2014) leads Korrina card value by 5.4 times over the next card, the Secret Rare Korrina's Focus from Battle Styles (2021). Third is the Ultra Rare Korrina's Focus from the same Battle Styles set. Fourth is the Uncommon Korrina from Furious Fists, a plain print of the card that tops the ranking. Fifth is the Uncommon Korrina's Focus from Battle Styles. The most valuable Korrina cards split between two sets, Furious Fists and Battle Styles.
Among the 110 characters with priced cards, Korrina ranks 43rd by the value of the single leading card. That leaves the Korrina cards market resting on one card from Furious Fists, with the Battle Styles prints and the Uncommon Furious Fists Korrina trailing it.
Written from market data as of October 29, 2026; the table updates live.

GYM LEADER
5 Trainer cards · 0 partner Pokémon
Korrina is the Fighting type Gym Leader of Shalour City in Pokémon X and Pokémon Y, a roller skating Mega Evolution Successor who trains beside her grandfather Gurkinn and partners with Lucario. Her cards began in Furious Fists (2014) and returned with Korrina's Focus in Battle Styles (2021).
No published index yet — too few of Korrina’s cards trade often enough to strike one.
KorrinaFurious Fists · 111$40.050.0%41Quant score41 / 100
Korrina's FocusBattle Styles · 160$4.230.0%66Quant score66 / 100
Korrina's FocusBattle Styles · 174$7.370.0%37Quant score37 / 100
KorrinaFurious Fists · 95 · Normal$2.130.0%21Quant score21 / 100
Korrina's FocusBattle Styles · 128 · Normal$0.12+9.1%50Quant score50 / 100