Top 10 Pokémon Phantasmal Flames Chase Cards & Hits (October 2026)

The 10 biggest hits from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames, led by the Mega Charizard X ex SIR and Mega Hyper Rare. See current values and find them at Rare Candy.

Steven Gates
Steven Gates
November 16, 2025
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Series: Mega Evolution

Release Date: November 14, 2025

Set Abbreviation: PFL

Phantasmal Flames brought Mega Evolution back to the Pokémon TCG in November 2025, and Mega Charizard X ex has owned the chase ever since, with four versions in the top 10. Here are the hits and chase cards, ranked by current market value.


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10. Mega Charizard X ex - $5.01

  • Set: Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames

  • Card Number: 013/094

  • Rarity: Double Rare

Mega Charizard X ex Double Rare 013/094 from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames

Our first, but not our last, Mega Charizard X ex. This is the standard Double Rare, with takuyoa's blue-flamed Charizard breathing fire through hot pink and green streaks. It's the one you'll actually pull in a normal pack, and having Charizard in the name is enough to keep it in the top 10.

9. Piplup - $11.88

  • Set: Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames

  • Card Number: 098/094

  • Rarity: Illustration Rare

Piplup Illustration Rare 098/094 from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames

This is a pretty chill Piplup (no pun intended). It's sitting in a snow cave overlooking a frozen lake, with little yellow flowers poking up through the snow. Piplup is one of the most popular starters from Diamond and Pearl, so it's no surprise it holds a spot here. It's also Dawn's partner in the anime, and you'll see Dawn show up at #4.

8. Meowth - $12.16

  • Set: Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames

  • Card Number: 106/094

  • Rarity: Illustration Rare

Meowth Illustration Rare 106/094 from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames

Meowth is stretched out on a tree branch in front of a little town, painted in a loose watercolor style that feels like early Pokémon art. The gold coin on its forehead is the one bright spot in the whole scene. It's a quiet, throwback kind of card, and I love that about it.

7. Mega Lopunny ex - $12.76

  • Set: Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames

  • Card Number: 128/094

  • Rarity: Special Illustration Rare

Mega Lopunny ex Special Illustration Rare 128/094 from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames

Mega Lopunny debuted back in Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, so it's fun to see it return in a Mega Evolution era set. Kinu Nishimura has it mid-kick with orange and magenta slashes cutting across the card and glowing lights behind it. It looks like a still from a fighting game, in a good way.

6. Rotom ex - $13.03

  • Set: Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames

  • Card Number: 126/094

  • Rarity: Special Illustration Rare

Rotom ex Special Illustration Rare 126/094 from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames

Rotom picked up all of its appliance forms back in Pokémon Platinum, and this card puts several of them on one teal circuit-board background with lightning bolts flying everywhere. It fits the Multi Adapter Ability, which lets Rotom carry extra Pokémon Tools, and the whole thing looks like pop art.

5. Mega Sharpedo ex - $16.64

  • Set: Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames

  • Card Number: 127/094

  • Rarity: Special Illustration Rare

Mega Sharpedo ex Special Illustration Rare 127/094 from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames

Another Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire Mega, and this one has the most action of the bunch. nagimiso has Mega Sharpedo bursting out of the waves with its jaws open, the sun glowing behind it and spray flying everywhere. Sharpedo already looked mean, and the Mega version leans all the way into it.

4. Dawn - $18.69

  • Set: Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames

  • Card Number: 129/094

  • Rarity: Special Illustration Rare

Dawn Special Illustration Rare 129/094 from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames

Dawn walks her bike down a trail through a mountain valley with wildflowers everywhere, which is a great lifestyle shot. Atsushi Furusawa makes it feel like the start of a long trip. It's the only Trainer card on the list, and her partner from the anime, Piplup, is back at #9.

3. Mega Charizard X ex - $20.36

  • Set: Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames

  • Card Number: 109/094

  • Rarity: Ultra Rare

Mega Charizard X ex Ultra Rare 109/094 from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames

Now we're getting into the Charizard portion of the list, and it's a big one. takuyoa went full neon on the Ultra Rare, with hot pink and green flames, a gold outline around Charizard X, and a pink Charizard silhouette in the background. It looks nothing like the gold version at #2, even though the same artist drew both.

2. Mega Charizard X ex - $215.07

  • Set: Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames

  • Card Number: 130/094

  • Rarity: Mega Hyper Rare

Mega Charizard X ex Mega Hyper Rare 130/094 from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames

The Mega Hyper Rare is takuyoa's gold version of Mega Charizard X ex, with the whole card in etched, shimmering line work. It sits far above everything below it on the list, but the painted SIR still sells for roughly three times what it does. Collectors clearly prefer the artwork over the shine here.

1. Mega Charizard X ex - $660.86

  • Set: Mega Evolution: Phantasmal Flames

  • Card Number: 125/094

  • Rarity: Special Illustration Rare

Mega Charizard X ex Special Illustration Rare 125/094 from Pokémon Phantasmal Flames

Mega Charizard X ex is the undisputed top pull in Phantasmal Flames, and it isn't close. danciao has the Mega form mid-roar in swirling blue flames, with Charmander, Charmeleon, and Charizard in orange down below. Seeing the whole evolution line on one card is what makes this one so much more than just another Mega Charizard.


Final Thoughts

Phantasmal Flames came by its name honestly, with blue flames and Charizard all over the top of the list. Four Mega Charizard X ex cards in the top 10 shows how much one Pokémon can carry a set, but cozy cards like Piplup, Meowth, and Dawn keep things interesting underneath. It'll be fun to see how the later Mega chase cards of this era stack up against it.

FAQ

What is the most valuable card in Phantasmal Flames?

The most valuable card is the Mega Charizard X ex Special Illustration Rare (#125), and it isn't close. The gold Mega Hyper Rare version (#130) is second, followed by the Ultra Rare (#109).

Are there multiple Mega Charizard X ex cards in Phantasmal Flames?

Yes. Four versions land in the top 10 alone: the Double Rare (#013), Ultra Rare (#109), Special Illustration Rare (#125), and Mega Hyper Rare (#130). The SIR and the gold card are the two chase versions.

What is a Mega Hyper Rare in Pokémon TCG?

A Mega Hyper Rare is the gold top tier of the Mega Evolution era. These cards are fully gold with etched, shiny line work, and they sit above Special Illustration Rares in the rarity hierarchy.

How many cards are in Pokémon Phantasmal Flames?

Phantasmal Flames has 94 cards in the main set. Illustration Rares, Special Illustration Rares, and the Mega Hyper Rare are numbered past that, which is why you'll see cards like #125/094 and #130/094.

When did Pokémon Phantasmal Flames come out?

Phantasmal Flames released on November 14, 2025, and brought Mega Evolution back to the Pokémon TCG. Its set abbreviation is PFL.

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