Tapu Bulu is a vaguely bull-like Legendary Pokémon with a bulky black body, no legs, thick arms ending in golden cloven hooves, blue eyes, and a golden nose resembling a bull's snout with a white nostril ring. Its tail is mostly covered in a golden bell, and it shares its Land Spirit Pokémon category with fellow guardian deities Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, and Tapu Fini.
Tapu Bulu debuted in A Dream Encounter!, sensing the birth of a Cosmog nicknamed Nebby alongside the other guardian deities, before making its first solo appearance in Some Kind of Laziness!, battling Ash's Lycanroc, and appearing many more times through Pokémon the Series: Sun & Moon.
Tapu Bulu, with and without its shell closed, appears to be based on a bull and resembles a tiki statue, possibly drawing on Lono, one of the four major Hawaiian gods associated with agriculture and peace; its lazy Pokédex entry may allude to work being forbidden during festivals dedicated to Lono. Burning Shadows gave Tapu Bulu GX an Ultra Rare and a Secret Rare, both by 5ban Graphics, and an SM Black Star promo GX also exists. Lost Thunder added a Rare by Satoshi Shirai, Hidden Fates' Shiny Vault a Secret Rare, Battle Styles a Holo Rare, and the Scarlet & Violet era's Shrouded Fable paired a Rare with an Illustration rare by IKEDA Saki.
Burning Shadows' Ultra Rare Tapu Bulu GX illustrated by 5ban Graphics.
Burning Shadows' Secret Rare Tapu Bulu GX.
Battle Styles' Holo Rare Tapu Bulu illustrated by Ryota Murayama.
Shrouded Fable's Illustration rare Tapu Bulu illustrated by IKEDA Saki.
No, it has no evolutionary family.
A bull and a tiki statue, possibly inspired by the Hawaiian god Lono.
Tapu Koko, Tapu Lele, and Tapu Fini, all Land Spirit Pokémon.

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Tapu Bulu is the Land Spirit Pokémon, a bull-like Legendary guardian of Alola possibly inspired by the Hawaiian god Lono. It has no evolutionary family, and our catalog lists 8 Tapu Bulu cards across 6 sets, including a Secret Rare GX from Burning Shadows and an illustration rare from Shrouded Fable.