White Flare

With 173 cards and a deep Illustration Rare lineup, White Flare offers plenty of room to collect by art style, artist, or favorite Pokémon. The set also includes a single most valuable card (Victini, rsv10pt5-172), creating a natural top-end point without defining the whole experience.

Released: Jul 2025
Cards: 86 printed
Illustrators: 108
Top card: Victini $412
Series: Scarlet & Violet
Era: Scarlet & Violet era

79 unique Pokémon 162 Pokémon · 10 Trainer · 1 Energy Average market $12.84

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§ 02 — About White Flare

A look inside the set.

White Flare presents a wide, Pokémon-led collection: 173 cards in total, anchored by 162 Pokémon cards alongside 10 Trainers and 1 Energy. The rarity profile is notably illustration-heavy, with a large share of Illustration Rares supported by smaller runs of Ultra Rares, Special Illustration Rares, and a single Black White Rare. With 108 credited illustrators across 79 Pokémon, the set reads less like a narrow theme and more like a curated spread of scenes and character moments.

Visually, the set trends whimsical and colorful, with playful, cheerful moods and a consistent preference for balanced compositions that still allow for dynamic movement. Among the clearest art highlights are Cofagrigus (rsv10pt5-123) and Reshiram ex (rsv10pt5-173), both singled out by top art scoring within the set. Artist presence is distributed, with recurring contributions from 5ban Graphics and Teeziro helping define the set’s overall polish and variety.

I · Visual identity

White Flare’s visual language is led by whimsical, colorful, and cartoon-leaning illustration, frequently framed in balanced layouts that keep subjects readable while still feeling energetic. Palettes skew vibrant and often contrasting, with lighthearted moods dominating and occasional turns toward mysterious or intense scenes for variety.

II · Illustrators

The set’s most frequent credits include 5ban Graphics and Teeziro, with additional recurring work from Oswaldo KATO and Mousho. Their repeated appearances help stabilize the set’s look across a large illustrator pool, moving between clean digital finishes and more illustrative, character-forward treatments.

§ 03 — Featured