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Entei no. 244 Houndour no. 228 Haunter no. 93 Suicune no. 245
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How hard it is
1 in 3 49 of the 163 cards in this set share its rarity.
The rarities in this set, most plentiful to scarcest
- Uncommon 49
- Common 44
- Rare 33
- Ultra Rare 23
- Secret Rare 14
What this measures, exactly
It counts cards on the set list: how many share this rarity, out of the total. That can be checked by counting, and it is what you see here.
These are not pack odds. Nobody publishes how many packs you need to open for a given card, so that figure is not in Kirava — and you will not see it made up either.
Finding it today
Out of circulation It has not been printed for years. What is out there is what was left.
- Its set is from 2017, 9 years ago
- Published in 5 languages
Where this comes from
It looks at whether the set is still in rotation — that is, still being opened in packs — and how many years it has been out. Both can be checked.
It is not a price or how many are for sale: Kirava has no market data. It is why a card gets hard to find, not how much.
What it costs
0.06 € 30-day average The average of what has actually been paid for it over the last thirty days, not what someone is asking. It is moving: right now it sells well below that average.
- Last week 0.04 €
- Right now 0.03 €
- Cheapest on sale 0.02 €
Where this price comes from
From Cardmarket, the European marketplace, via TCGdex — the same source as the rest of the catalogue. The big figure is their thirty-day sales average.
This printing has no price of its own: the market does not publish one for it. The same card in English works as a reference, but they are not the same thing.
The cheapest on sale is usually the one in the worst shape, or the one coming from furthest away with shipping on top. That is why it is not the big figure.
Kirava does not sell cards and takes no cut of any sale. This is a reference, not an appraisal: the condition of your card moves the price more than any of these figures.
Known variants 1
This card in other languages
- Illustrator
- Ken Sugimori