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2025 Pokémon Phantasmal Flames Checklist

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2025 Pokémon Phantasmal Flames Checklist

The complete 2025 Pokémon Phantasmal Flames checklist. 260 cards across 8 sections: Special Illustration Rare (10), Mega Hyper Rare (2), Ultra Rare (34) + 5 more. Jump to a section below, or browse every card with links to eBay sold comps and TCGplayer inventory.

Chase Cards

1. Mega Charizard X ex (#125)

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2. Rotom ex (#126)

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3. Mega Sharpedo ex (#127)

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4. Mega Lopunny ex (#128)

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5. Dawn (#129)

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Checklist Overview

• Common — 86 cards

• Uncommon — 66 cards

• Rare — 16 cards

• Double Rare — 20 cards

• Illustration Rare — 26 cards

• Ultra Rare — 34 cards

• Special Illustration Rare — 10 cards

• Mega Hyper Rare — 2 cards

Common

86 cards

Uncommon

66 cards

Rare

16 cards

Double Rare

20 cards

Illustration Rare

26 cards

Ultra Rare

34 cards

Special Illustration Rare

10 cards

Mega Hyper Rare

2 cards

Frequently Asked Questions

How many cards are in the 2025 Pokémon Phantasmal Flames set?

See the Checklist Overview section above — each section lists its exact card count, and the total rolls up to the combined roster.

Where can I buy 2025 Pokémon Phantasmal Flames cards?

Every row in the tables above includes direct links to eBay sold comps and TCGplayer inventory for that card. Sold comps show what the card has actually moved for over the last 90 days; TCGplayer inventory shows what dealers are asking right now.

Which 2025 Pokémon Phantasmal Flames cards should I get graded?

Graded-card ROI depends on the raw-to-PSA-10 spread + grading fee + eBay seller fees. For card-specific grading ROI math, see our grading ROI articles — they cover the chase cards from this set individually.

What’s the difference between base cards, parallels, inserts, and autographs?

Base cards are the standard set. Parallels are the same card with different colors / foils / numbering (often serially numbered). Inserts are bonus subsets with their own numbering. Autographs are signed on-card or via sticker — usually the highest-value cards in any set.

How often is this checklist updated?

Our checklist cache syncs weekly from upstream sources + whenever the set-gets a new printing, errata, or short-print reveal. If you spot a missing card or a numbering issue, the upstream source listed above is the source of truth and we’ll pick it up on the next sync.

Related Resources

• All set checklists

• More Pokemon checklists

• Pokemon Cards hub

• Card grading ROI guides

• Card display + storage guides