Description
Granbull V – 57/172 – Ultra Rare – Brilliant Stars
The Brilliant Stars expansion introduced the VSTAR mechanic and continued the Sword & Shield era’s polished design style, featuring bold artwork, clean holo treatments, and premium Ultra Rare V cards. Granbull V 57/172 stands out with its powerful stance, vibrant pink coloration, and dynamic full‑art‑style composition that highlights its Fairy‑type legacy despite the TCG’s shift away from Fairy typing.
Ultra Rare V cards use a glossy holofoil finish, stylized backgrounds, and strong character focus, making them essential for collectors completing full Brilliant Stars binder pages. Granbull V’s aggressive pose and saturated color palette give it strong visual impact compared to other mid‑set Ultra Rares.
Granbull, known for its intimidating appearance and loyal nature, appears in Brilliant Stars with a battle‑ready posture and sharp linework. As part of the Ultra Rare V lineup, Granbull V is a key card for collectors building full Brilliant Stars V pages or Fairy‑themed binder sections.
In tournament play, Granbull V typically functions as a straightforward, hard‑hitting Basic attacker with moves focused on early‑game pressure or mid‑game damage spikes. While not a top‑tier competitive card, it is appreciated in formats where simple, reliable attackers or color‑splash options matter. Players often choose the Ultra Rare version for upgraded deck aesthetics.
The artwork for Granbull V 57/172 is illustrated by PLANETA Mochizuki, known for bold poses, saturated color gradients, and high‑energy compositions. Mochizuki’s style gives Granbull a fierce, imposing presence that stands out in binder pages. The holofoil enhances depth and motion without overpowering the illustration.
Attributes Table
| Attribute |
Details |
| Set |
Brilliant Stars |
| Card Number |
57/172 |
| Rarity |
Ultra Rare |
| Pokémon |
Granbull V |
| Condition |
Near Mint |
| Collector Use |
Ultra Rare V binder sets |
FAQ
Is this card holographic Yes — Ultra Rare V cards use a premium holofoil finish.
Is this card playable in decks Yes. It is a standard format‑legal Basic V attacker.
Is this card numbered Yes. It is card 57/172 from Brilliant Stars.
What condition is the card in Near Mint with clean edges, sharp corners, and strong holo shine.
Why do collectors want Granbull V It’s a vibrant, aggressive Ultra Rare V card with strong binder appeal.
Does this card pair well with other variants Yes — especially Brilliant Stars V cards and Fairy‑themed binder pages.