Pokémon TCG Destined Rivals Card List
Complete set guide — browse, search, and filter every card in the Destined Rivals expansion. Released February 2025.
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Price Estimates by Rarity
Prices vary by condition, seller, and market demand. These are approximate ranges for near-mint singles as of early 2025.
Approximate Pull Rates
Estimated pull rates per standard 10-card booster pack, based on community data. Individual results will vary.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in the Pokémon TCG Destined Rivals set?
The Destined Rivals expansion contains 184 cards in the main set, plus additional secret rares bringing the total to over 200 collectible cards. The set features rival-themed Pokémon pairs and includes regular cards, EX cards, full art cards, special art rares, and secret rares. The exact count of secret rares can vary as some are revealed post-launch.
When was Destined Rivals released?
Destined Rivals was released on February 7, 2025, as part of the Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet era. It was available in booster packs, Elite Trainer Boxes, booster bundles, and special collections. The Japanese equivalent cards were part of earlier Japanese sets before being localized for the international release.
What are the pull rates for Destined Rivals booster packs?
In a standard Destined Rivals booster pack (10 cards), you're guaranteed at least one reverse holo or higher rarity card. On average, you'll pull a holo rare in about 1 in 3 packs, an EX card in roughly 1 in 8-10 packs, a full art in about 1 in 18-24 packs, a special art rare in roughly 1 in 40-50 packs, and a hyper/secret rare in approximately 1 in 60-80 packs. These are approximate community-gathered rates and can vary.
What are the most valuable cards in Destined Rivals?
The most valuable Destined Rivals cards are typically the special art rares and secret rares. Cards featuring popular Pokémon like Charizard, Mewtwo, and Pikachu in their full art or special art rare versions tend to command the highest prices, often ranging from $20-100+. The specific chase cards and their values fluctuate based on market demand, competitive playability, and collector interest.
Is Destined Rivals good for competitive play?
Destined Rivals introduced several competitively relevant cards to the Pokémon TCG Standard format. The set features powerful EX Pokémon and useful Trainer cards that have seen play in tournament decks. Whether specific cards are meta-defining depends on the current format and rotation schedule. Check recent tournament results for the most up-to-date competitive analysis of Destined Rivals cards.