User:4iamking/Illustration rare
Illustration rare is a type of rarity in the Pokémon Trading Card Game outside of Asia, introduced in the Scarlet & Violet expansion. They are Full Art Secret cards that showcase Pokémon in their natural environments and offer a closer look at their unique personalities.
Illustration rare cards are usually holographic reprints of Common, Uncommon, and Rare cards from the same set, with alternate artwork. Sometimes, entire evolution lines get reprinted as illustration rare cards. These are often drawn by one illustrator, telling the story of that Pokémon growing up. If the final evolution stage is a Pokémon ex, that card is classified as a special illustration rare instead. Starting with the Scarlet & Violet expansion, illustration rare cards feature a single gold star (
) for their rarity symbol.
Art Rare cards (Japanese: アートレア Art Rare) introduced in the VSTAR Universe expansion can be seen as the cognate to this rarity in Asian language expansions, however this rarity does not provide a full overlap, as Art Rare cards from the Sword & Shield Series are officially designated as "Galarian Gallery holo rare" cards and can be identified with a white star or 
as their rarity symbol.[1] The Art Rare rarity denoted by AR (
) rarity symbol.
Illustration rare cards are similar to the Trainer Gallery cards introduced in the Brilliant Stars expansion (the Japanese VMAX Climax subset), bar the fact that they generally do not feature characters.
In the Scarlet & Violet Series
Illustration rare Pokémon cards
(SVI 199)
(SVI 200)
(SVI 201)
(SVI 202)
(SVI 203)
(SVI 204)
(SVI 205)
(SVI 206)
(SVI 207)
(SVI 208)
(SVI 209)
(SVI 210)
(SVI 211)
(SVI 212)
(SVI 213)
(SVI 214)
(SVI 215)
(SVI 216)
(SVI 217)
(SVI 218)
(SVI 219)
(SVI 220)
(SVI 221)
(SVI 222)
(PAL 194)
(PAL 195)
(PAL 196)
(PAL 197)
(PAL 198)
(PAL 199)
(PAL 200)
(PAL 201)
(PAL 202)
(PAL 203)
(PAL 204)
(PAL 205)
(PAL 206)
(PAL 207)
(PAL 208)
(PAL 209)
(PAL 210)
(PAL 211)
(PAL 212)
(PAL 213)
(PAL 214)
(PAL 215)
(PAL 216)
(PAL 217)
(PAL 218)
(PAL 219)
(PAL 220)
(PAL 221)
(PAL 222)
(PAL 223)
(PAL 224)
(PAL 225)
(PAL 226)
(PAL 227)
(PAL 228)
(PAL 229)
(OBF 198)
(OBF 199)
(OBF 200)
(OBF 201)
(OBF 202)
(OBF 203)
(OBF 204)
(OBF 205)
(OBF 206)
(OBF 207)
(OBF 208)
(OBF 209)
(MEW 166)
(MEW 167)
(MEW 168)
(MEW 169)
(MEW 170)
(MEW 171)
(MEW 172)
(MEW 173)
(MEW 174)
(MEW 175)
(MEW 176)
(MEW 177)
(MEW 178)
(MEW 179)
(MEW 180)
(MEW 181)
(PAR 183)
(PAR 184)
(PAR 185)
(PAR 186)
(PAR 187)
(PAR 188)
(PAR 189)
(PAR 190)
(PAR 191)
(PAR 192)
(PAR 193)
(PAR 194)
(PAR 195)
(PAR 196)
(PAR 197)
(PAR 198)
(PAR 199)
(PAR 200)
(PAR 201)
(PAR 202)
(PAR 203)
(PAR 204)
(PAR 205)
(PAR 206)
(PAR 207)
(PAR 208)
(PAR 209)
(PAR 210)
(PAR 211)
(PAR 212)
(PAR 213)
(PAR 214)
(PAR 215)
(PAR 216)
(PAF 224)
(PAF 225)
(PAF 226)
(TEF 163)
(TEF 164)
(TEF 165)
(TEF 166)
(TEF 167)
(TEF 168)
(TEF 169)
(TEF 170)
(TEF 171)
(TEF 172)
(TEF 173)
(TEF 174)
(TEF 175)
(TEF 176)
(TEF 177)
(TEF 178)
(TEF 179)
(TEF 180)
(TEF 181)
(TEF 182)
(TEF 183)
(TEF 184)
(TWM 168)
(TWM 173)
(TWM 175)
(TWM 176)
(TWM 181)
(TWM 185)
(TWM 186)
(TWM 188)
Associated promotional and other cards
(SVP 013)
(SVP 014)
(SVP 027)
(SVP 044)
(SVP 051)
(SVP 052)
(SVP 065)
(SVP 066)
(SVP 075)
(SVP 085)
(SVP 088)
(SVP 097)
(SVP 098)
(SVP 123)
(SVG 050)
(SVG 052)
(SV-P 098)
(SV5a 068)
(SV5a 069)
(SV5a 073)
(SV5a 074)
(SV5a 076)
(SV6 103)
(SV6 104)
(SV6 107)
(SV6 108)
(SV6 109)
(SV6 110)
(SV6 113)
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