With the Japanese White Flare set, the Pokémon Company not only brings a firework of brilliant artwork to the market, but also several cards with genuine collector potential. Fans of the Unova region (Gen 5) will get their money's worth: Whether it's rare Reshiram-ex or nostalgic Trainers like Lotta, this set offers several highlights that collectors and players shouldn't miss.
We'll show you the top 10 most sought-after cards from the set – including collectible values, special features, and what makes them so special.
The 10 rarest and most valuable cards from Scarlet & Violet – White Flare
(As of: (Japan June 2025))
10th place. Zoroark – Art Rare (141/086)
Value (as of June 2025): approx. 12–15 €
An atmospherically staged Zoroark in the shadow of an abandoned house—this artwork conveys a mystical atmosphere otherwise only known from ancient myths. Its attack deals 30 damage per opposing Benched Pokémon—ideal for bench control strategies.
9th place: Bisofank-ex – Special Art Rare (172/086)
Value: approx. 13–20 €
This massive Pokémon features impressive, lifelike artwork with golden elements. The SAR variant isn't just a visual eye-catcher—Bisofank also has a lot to offer in terms of gameplay with its breakthrough attacks.
8th place. Keldeo-ex – Special Art Rare (169/086)
Value: approx. 20–30 €
Keldeo, the elegant Water-type Pokémon from Sword of Justice, gallops across the map in a fairytale autumn setting. It's especially popular with fans looking for visually stunning cards, not just for gameplay.
7th place. Apoquallyp-ex – Special Art Rare (170/086)
Value: approx. 30 €
This card is a real insider tip! Quallympus-ex has an ability that blocks Item cards and Equipment—ideal for strategically oriented decks. The artwork features both forms of the Pokémon and is unique in its design.
6th place. Elfun-ex – Special Art Rare (167/086)
Value: approx. 25–35 €
So cute yet so powerful: Elfun-ex dances through the air with fluffy cotton clouds. Its abilities and colorful artwork make it one of the most popular plant cards in the set.
5th place. Lotta – Full Art (166/086)
Value: approx. €25–40
Lotta—the brave heroine from the Unova region—makes her comeback in White Flare . This full-art Trainer card is a must-have for nostalgic fans who remember the days of Pokémon Black & White. It adds a touch of adventure to any deck.
4th place. Trikephalo-ex – Special Art Rare (171/086)
Value: approx. 45–65 €
A true threat on the field, Hydreigon-ex comes with an ability that provides additional Prize cards when knocked out. But it's the dark, impressive SAR artwork featuring all three heads that makes it highly sought after by collectors.
3rd place. Lotta – Special Art Rare (173/086)
Value: approx. 135–175 €
Lotta is so popular that she's made it into the Top 10 twice. In this Special Art Rare version, she appears alongside Infernape, Zebritz, and Fasasnob—a true piece of storytelling artwork that perfectly captures the Unova era.
2nd place. Reshiram-ex – Special Art Rare (168/086)
Value: approx. 190–240 €
This card is a real eye-catcher: Reshiram-ex in glowing splendor, surrounded by flaming details, illustrated by renowned artist kawayoo . The attack becomes more powerful the more Prize cards your opponent already has—pure comeback potential.
1st place. Reshiram-ex – Black & White Rare Secret (174/086)
Value: approx. €300–430
The highlight of the set! The BWR version of Reshiram-ex appears in black and white—a tribute to its legendary origins from Gen 5. This extremely rare card is hard to draw and highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
Conclusion
White Flare is a true collector's set—packed with artistic cards, nostalgic figures, and powerful mechanics. Fans of the Black & White generation, in particular, will find a whole host of treasures here that shine both in the game and in the display case.
👉 You can find many cards from White Flare directly in our shop —both individual cards and complete booster boxes. But beware: the rarest hits sell out quickly.
