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Destined Rivals: Chase Cards, Products & Buying Guide

Pokémon TCGSV10Released May 30, 2025182 cards + 62 secret

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Quick answer

Trainer’s Pokémon set built around Team Rocket’s return, with chase cards like Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex and Cynthia’s Garchomp ex. Extremely high demand for booster boxes and Elite Trainer Boxes.

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Top chase cards

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Packs & boxes for this set

Prices, availability and market trends can change. Always check current listings before buying.

Sealed collections

Rarity structure

  • Common / Uncommon / Rare
  • Double Rare (ex)Playable ex Pokémon
  • Ultra RareFull-art Pokémon and Trainers
  • Illustration RareAlternate-art scene cards
  • Special Illustration RareTop chase tier for most sets
  • Hyper RareGold secret rares

Estimated pull rates

Medium sample · 3 800 packsDemo data

Observed per-pack rates for Destined Rivals hit tiers.

CategoryEstimated ratePer packNote
Any Special Illustration Rare~1 in 115 packs0.87%
Any Ultra Rare or better~1 in 15 packs6.67%
Any Illustration Rare~1 in 13 packs7.69%

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Singles or sealed?

If your goal is a specific card like Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex (Special Illustration Rare) ($320 snapshot), buying the single is usually more predictable than opening product. Sealed products make sense when you enjoy opening packs, want broad set exposure, or are gifting.

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Frequently asked questions

What are the chase cards in Destined Rivals?

The most sought-after cards include Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex (Special Illustration Rare), Cynthia's Garchomp ex (Special Illustration Rare). Prices are snapshots — check current listings before buying.

Does any Destined Rivals product guarantee a chase card?

No. Pack contents are random, and no booster product guarantees a specific card unless explicitly stated on the product.

Should I buy Destined Rivals singles or sealed products?

If you want specific cards, singles are usually more predictable and often cheaper overall. Sealed products suit collectors who enjoy opening packs or want broad exposure to the set.

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Sources

  • TCG Comp editorial analysis — Editorial assessments (chase scores, best-for labels) are opinions, not facts or advice.
  • TCGplayer marketplace listings — Linked for current listings. Prices shown on TCG Comp are snapshots, not live TCGplayer data.