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Pokémon SP

Card variants · 2007-2021

Pokémon SP of the Diamond & Pearl and Platinum era (Galactic, Gym Leader, Elite Four and Champion Pokémon).

105cards
7sets
3eras
$442.59top card: Charizard G LV.X

Pokémon SP gathers every card that carries this mechanic: 105 cards across 7 sets and 3 eras, from the Diamond & Pearl era to Sword & Shield (2007-2021). It breaks down into 105 Pokémon. The most valuable is Charizard G LV.X (Supreme Victors) at $442.59 market. The sections below run oldest era first, each card with its set, rarity and TCGplayer market price; the chips narrow the list by kind, type, price band, set, variant, rarity and year.

8 of 105 cards shown.

Platinum 8 cards

Pokémon SP cards from the Platinum era
CardKindSetRarityMarket
Luxray GLPokémonRising Rivals 9/111Rare Holo$21.67
Raichu GLPokémonRising Rivals 31/111Rare$6.40
Electrode GPokémonRising Rivals 39/111Uncommon$0.39
Luxray GL LV.XPokémonRising Rivals 109/111Rare Holo LV.X$121.28
Electivire FBPokémonSupreme Victors 4/147Rare Holo$22.99
Manectric GPokémonSupreme Victors 66/147Uncommon$1.05
Electivire FB LV.XPokémonSupreme Victors 144/147Rare Holo LV.X$56.18
Zapdos GPokémonArceus 12/99Rare Holo$16.45

Trainer cards that help Pokémon SP

Supporters, Items, Stadiums and Tools whose text names Pokémon SP. Check the era: a card only plays with the cards of its own format.

Trainer cards that help Pokémon SP
CardTrainer kindSetEraMarket
Champion's RoomStadiumSupreme VictorsPlatinum$0.28
Aaron's CollectionSupporterRising RivalsPlatinum$0.52
Bertha's WarmthSupporterRising RivalsPlatinum$0.37
Flint's WillpowerSupporterRising RivalsPlatinum$0.35
Team Galactic's Invention G-107 Technical Machine GTechnical MachineRising RivalsPlatinum$0.27
Team Galactic's Invention G-109 SP RadarItemRising RivalsPlatinum$0.74
Team Galactic's Invention G-101 Energy GainPokémon ToolPlatinumPlatinum$1.96
Team Galactic's Invention G-103 Power SprayItemPlatinumPlatinum$1.80
Team Galactic's Invention G-105 Poké TurnItemPlatinumPlatinum$4.67

Groups are built from card names, subtypes and sets. Market prices are TCGplayer averages and change often.