Bonsly at a glance
First seen in Diamond & Pearl Base
All 2 English and 3 Japanese Bonsly cards, rarest first. The English list runs from the 2 Commons down to the 2 Commons, across 2 sets.

2 cards from 2 sets: 2 Pokémon cards.


| No. | Card | Set | Rarity | Type | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 110/197 | Bonsly | Obsidian Flames | Common | Fighting | Mizue |
| 71/130 | Bonsly | Diamond & Pearl Base | Common | Fighting | Midori Harada |
1 card from 1 set: 1 Pokémon card.

1 card from 1 set: 1 Pokémon card.

1 card from 1 set: 1 Pokémon card.

| No. | Card | Set | Rarity | Type | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DPBP#213 | Bonsly | Space Time Creation | Uncommon | Fighting | Midori Harada |
| 058/108 | Bonsly | Ruler of the Black Flame | Common | Fighting | Mizue |
| 087 | Rota's Bonsly | PCG Promos | Promo | Fighting | Kagemaru Himeno |
There are 2 English Bonsly cards and 3 Japanese ones, 5 in total. The English cards are spread across 2 different sets and promos, and every single one is in the Bonsly card list above, rarest first.
In English, it's a tie between the two Common: Bonsly from Obsidian Flames (110/197) and Bonsly from Diamond & Pearl Base (71/130). In Japanese, it's the Uncommon Bonsly from Space Time Creation.
The very first English Bonsly card was Bonsly 71/130 from Diamond & Pearl Base, back in 2007. Japanese fans got there first: Bonsly was already in PCG Promos in 2003.
Bonsly has never had more than one card in a single set, so its cards are spread across 2 different sets.
Every English Bonsly card so far has a different illustrator, 2 artists in all, so each one has its own style.