Lillipup

The Lillipup card numbered 80/114 was released as part of the Black & White base set, which debuted in 2011 to coincide with the fifth generation of the Pokémon franchise. This expansion was a significant turning point for the Trading Card Game, as it introduced an entirely new roster of Pokémon originally discovered in the Unova region. Designed as a common card, it serves as an entry point for players and collectors to interact with the then-newly introduced puppy Pokémon, reflecting the game's shift toward the distinct aesthetics of the Black & White era.

The illustration is credited to Kyoko Umemoto, an artist known for capturing the approachable, endearing nature of Pokémon through a clean, digital art style. In this depiction, Lillipup is rendered in a bright, straightforward manner that emphasizes its characteristic tufts of fur and expressive eyes. Within the meta-context of the set, the card was produced to fill out the roster of Colorless-type Pokémon, providing a standard, accessible experience for those familiarizing themselves with the game's revamped visual design language during the early 2010s.