Rumble

Pikachu (Holofoil) made the set's biggest move, +108% to $507.47. 16 cards broke away from the set's shared move over the 30-day window, busier than most Pokémon sets (100.0 per 100 cards vs. a 45.8 median). 15 moved up, 1 moved down.

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Highest current closes across this set's printings. Tap a card to view it on TCGplayer (affiliate).

Value concentrates hard: across 191 measured Pokémon sets, the single top card typically holds about 16% of a set's total card value.

New Pokémon sets have typically settled somewhere between roughly 17% and 48% below their release-week price (a wider spread than other games), with most of that easing done within roughly 15 weeks (measured across 19 recent releases).

Over the first 30 weeks after release, that easing runs about 28% deeper than the market's own drift.

Across 71,958 measured breakaway moves in our archive, upward moves outnumber drops about 1.5 to 1.

1. +108%Pikachu (Holofoil)$507.47 Feb 16, 2026
2. +105%Mewtwo (Holofoil)$249.95 Dec 29, 2025
3. +100%Ninetales$249.99 Feb 23, 2026
4. -45%Zapdosone active week$89.79 Feb 16, 2026
5. +80%Lucario$111.79 Mar 10, 2025
6. +73%Bibarel$60.00 Jan 19, 2026
7. +70%Cherrimone active week$89.99 Jul 20, 2026
8. +68%Mew$132.69 Apr 21, 2025
9. +66%Heatranone active week$109.98 Jul 6, 2026
10. +63%Skuntankone active week$30.00 Jul 28, 2025
11. +56%Starmie$119.98 Apr 20, 2026
12. +55%Venusaur (Holofoil)one active week$122.38 Aug 25, 2025

“One active week” means the price changed at the daily market close in only one week of the move window. A single-week jump on an otherwise flat quote can be a stale price rather than a sustained move.