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12 chase cards · Prices Nov 12, 2026

Rising Rivals chase cards

The cards worth opening Rising Rivals for: its Rare Holo LV.X, Rare Secret, ranked by ungraded value. The top chase is Snorlax LV.X 111/111 at $1,247.

Gem rate is the share of PSA-graded copies that came back a 10. For every card in the set by value, see the most valuable Rising Rivals cards, or the full Rising Rivals card list.

The top 10 Rising Rivals chase cards

  1. #1 Snorlax LV.X – Rare Holo LV.X

    111/111 · Rising Rivals

    Snorlax LV.X shows the big sleeper mid-yawn, mouth wide open with its tongue and fangs on display, one clawed paw raised as it bursts out of the frame against a sparkly holo background. Art by Shizurow, it has that bold, rounded CGI look of the Platinum era. Fans of Snorlax chase it as the last card in Rising Rivals and one of the friendlier LV.X designs.

    Ungraded
    $1,247
    PSA 10
    $204,000
    Gem rate
    2.3%

    The most valuable chase card in Rising Rivals ungraded; a PSA 10 copy sells for 164× that ($204,000), and 2.3% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10.

  2. #2 Flying Pikachu – Rare Secret

    113/111 · Rising Rivals

    Flying Pikachu drifts across a sparkly holo sky, strapped to a bundle of pastel balloons in yellow, green, pink and blue, with soft white clouds and stray balloons scattered around it. The flat, cheerful art by Toshinao Aoki keeps things simple and sweet. As a secret rare tucked past the main set list in Rising Rivals, it draws Pikachu fans and Platinum-era collectors alike.

    Ungraded
    $389
    PSA 10
    $120,000
    Gem rate
    1.5%

    Number 2 in Rising Rivals by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 308× that ($120,000), and 1.5% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is up 51% over four weeks.

  3. #3 Pikachu – Rare Secret

    112/111 · Rising Rivals

    Pikachu sits front and center in a soft, painterly forest, light beams cutting through purple shadows while sparkling holofoil dusts the dark trees and grass. Art by Mitsuhiro Arita gives it a gentle, almost storybook calm. As a secret rare tucked past the regular set list in Rising Rivals, it draws both Pikachu fans and collectors chasing the harder Platinum-era holos.

    Ungraded
    $328
    PSA 10
    $192,000
    Gem rate
    1.4%

    Number 3 in Rising Rivals by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 586× that ($192,000), and 1.4% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is up 46% over four weeks.

  4. #4 Infernape E4 LV.X – Rare Holo LV.X

    108/111 · Rising Rivals

    Infernape E4 LV.X catches the fire monkey mid-lunge, flame crest blazing as it swipes a clawed hand toward you against a sparkling holo burst, with Flint's portrait tucked in the corner to mark it as an Elite Four SP card. Art by Ryo Ueda, it pairs a fan-favorite Sinnoh starter with the LV.X holo treatment, making it a standout pull from Rising Rivals and the Platinum era.

    Ungraded
    $300
    PSA 10
    $264,000
    Gem rate
    –

    Number 4 in Rising Rivals by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 880× that ($264,000). Its ungraded price is down 42% over four weeks.

  5. #5 Alakazam E4 LV.X – Rare Holo LV.X

    103/111 · Rising Rivals

    Alakazam E4 LV.X shows Alakazam in a glossy CG render, lunging out of a swirling cosmic background with a spoon raised overhead and its mustache trailing in a yellow glow. Lucian's portrait sits in the corner beside the SP logo, tying the card to the Elite Four theme of Rising Rivals. Collectors chase it as a Platinum-era LV.X holo of a longtime fan favorite, with art by Ryo Ueda.

    Ungraded
    $238
    PSA 10
    $35,700
    Gem rate
    –

    Number 5 in Rising Rivals by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 150× that ($35,700). Its ungraded price is down 5.7% over four weeks.

  6. #6 Flygon LV.X – Rare Holo LV.X

    105/111 · Rising Rivals

    Flygon LV.X fills the frame in a glossy, computer-rendered style, its green body curling toward you with red-rimmed eyes and red-edged wings spread against a burst of holo light, art by Shizurow. The close, swooping angle makes it feel like Flygon is about to fly out of the card. Fans of this Hoenn dragon chase it as one of the sparkly-bordered LV.X cards from Rising Rivals.

    Ungraded
    $220
    PSA 10
    $31,200
    Gem rate
    4.3%

    Number 6 in Rising Rivals by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 142× that ($31,200), and 4.3% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is down 8.8% over four weeks.

  7. #7 Surfing Pikachu – Rare Secret

    114/111 · Rising Rivals

    Surfing Pikachu rides a pink surfboard over stylized swirling waves, grinning with its arms out against a deep blue backdrop dotted with bubbles, all drawn in a flat, cartoonish style with art by Toshinao Aoki. As a secret rare from Rising Rivals, it sits beyond the set's main list, and the playful surfing theme plus Pikachu's huge fan base keep collectors chasing it.

    Ungraded
    $203
    PSA 10
    $168,000
    Gem rate
    1.7%

    Number 7 in Rising Rivals by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 830× that ($168,000), and 1.7% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is down 26% over four weeks.

  8. #8 Floatzel GL LV.X – Rare Holo LV.X

    104/111 · Rising Rivals

    Floatzel GL LV.X shows the sea weasel in a smooth, almost sculpted render, body curled into a loop with its twin tails trailing toward a fiery orange glow against a starry blue holo backdrop. Art by Mitsuhiro Arita, with Gym Leader Crasher Wake's portrait tucked into the corner. Collectors chase it as one of the Gym Leader SP LV.X cards from Rising Rivals, a distinctive Platinum-era subset.

    Ungraded
    $180
    PSA 10
    $8,400
    Gem rate
    6.6%

    Number 8 in Rising Rivals by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 47× that ($8,400), and 6.6% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is down 5.6% over four weeks.

  9. #9 Gallade E4 LV.X – Rare Holo LV.X

    106/111 · Rising Rivals

    Gallade E4 LV.X fills its frame in a lunging, close-up pose, arm blades swept wide across a dark, sparkling cosmic backdrop, with Elite Four member Lucian's portrait tucked in the corner beside the SP mark. Art by Ryo Ueda gives it real motion. Collectors chase it for Gallade's steady fan base, the full-card holo sheen of the LV.X era, and its tie to the Rising Rivals Elite Four cards.

    Ungraded
    $180
    PSA 10
    $66,000
    Gem rate
    2.7%

    Number 9 in Rising Rivals by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 367× that ($66,000), and 2.7% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10. Its ungraded price is up 12% over four weeks.

  10. #10 Luxray GL LV.X – Rare Holo LV.X

    109/111 · Rising Rivals

    Luxray GL LV.X shows the black-and-blue lion leaping straight out of the frame, paws thrust toward you against a starry purple bokeh backdrop, with Gym Leader Volkner's portrait tucked in the corner. Art by Mitsuhiro Arita, it pairs that dynamic pose with the sparkling LV.X holo. Collectors chase it as a Rising Rivals highlight, and its Bright Look Poké-Power made it a feared pick in Platinum-era play.

    Ungraded
    $133
    PSA 10
    $12,000
    Gem rate
    6.7%

    Number 10 in Rising Rivals by ungraded value; a PSA 10 copy sells for 90× that ($12,000), and 6.7% of PSA-graded copies have come back a 10.

More Rising Rivals chase cards

  1. 11
    Mismagius GL LV.X 110/111

    Mismagius GL LV.X

    110/111 · Rare Holo LV.X

    Ungraded
    $100
  2. 12
    Hippowdon LV.X 107/111

    Hippowdon LV.X

    107/111 · Rare Holo LV.X

    Ungraded
    $99.99

Chase cards in other Platinum sets

Common questions

What is the top chase card in Rising Rivals?

Snorlax LV.X 111/111 (Rare Holo LV.X) at $1,247 ungraded, and $204,000 as a PSA 10.

What are the best Rising Rivals cards to pull?

By ungraded value, the top 10 run from $1,247 for Snorlax LV.X down to $133 for Luxray GL LV.X. 12 cards in the set are chase rarities in all.

Which Rising Rivals chase card is easiest to get a PSA 10?

Of the top 10, Luxray GL LV.X 109/111 has the highest PSA 10 rate at 6.7% of graded copies, and Pikachu 112/111 the lowest at 1.4%.

How many cards are in Rising Rivals?

Rising Rivals has 120 cards (the main set runs to 111, and 9 more are numbered beyond it), released May 16, 2009.