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Rayquaza

Rayquaza

Dragon BasicPokemon
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Lowest price €6.50 (≈$7.39) Find on Cardmarket ↗ Cheapest single listing right now, at one store. Price updated 33 days ago

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€30.93 (≈$35.16) Now
≈$123.33 Peak market price
≈$29.82 Lowest market price
HP120
Retreat

Attacks

Dragon Pulse 40

Discard the top 2 cards of your deck.

Shred 90

This attack's damage isn't affected by any effects on the Defending Pokémon.

About this card

This extremely rare Pokémon is a different color than usual. It is very hard to find.

Pokédex No.#384
WeaknessDragon ×2
Illustrator5ban Graphics
Card typePokemon
Variantsnormal
Format legalityExpanded

Played in 5 of 735 public decks on Atsumio, an average of 3.6 per deck

Rayquaza

For collectors who appreciate the artistry and legacy of Pokémon cards, the Rayquaza from the Dragons Exalted set stands out as a true gem. This magnificent card, bearing the set number 128/124, hails from an era that brought forth some truly striking designs and powerful Pokémon. Its unique numbering immediately tells a story: this Rayquaza is no ordinary find; it’s a secret rare, a special inclusion beyond the standard set checklist.

The visual appeal of this Rayquaza is undeniable, brought to life by the renowned 5ban Graphics. Their distinct style is evident in every detail, capturing the immense power and serpentine grace of the legendary Sky High Pokémon. The artwork focuses squarely on Rayquaza, presenting it with an impactful presence that commands attention. It’s a testament to the illustrator's ability to convey both majesty and raw energy, making this card a captivating piece for any collection focused on iconic Pokémon and stunning visuals.

As a secret rare, this Rayquaza holds a special place within the Dragons Exalted set. Its inclusion as a number exceeding the official count of 124 cards makes it a delightful surprise for those delving into packs from this period. This particular Rayquaza doesn't just represent a powerful Pokémon; it embodies a specific era of card design and the thrill of discovering something truly unique within a set. It's a wonderful example of how Pokémon cards weave together compelling gameplay, breathtaking art, and intriguing production details to create lasting pieces of collectible history.