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Japanese Gardevoir cards and the sets to open

Every Gardevoir chase card in the Japanese sets on our shelf, what each one is worth and which box gives you a shot at it.

By Kai Chai · Updated

Mega Symphonia Japanese Pokémon booster box
Key takeaways
  • The most valuable Gardevoir card in the sets we stock is Gardevoir ex, Special Art Rare (SAR) 101/078 from Scarlet ex, at about $263 AUD.
  • There are 9 Gardevoir cards of Art Rare or higher across 5 of the sets we stock.
  • Mega Symphonia has the most, with 3.
  • No card is guaranteed in any box, so the single is the only sure way to get one card.

Gardevoir turns up across more of the sets we stock than almost any other Pokémon. Mega Gardevoir ex headlines Mega Symphonia as its gold Mega Ultra Rare, while Gardevoir ex leads the Scarlet ex Box and has a Special Art Rare in the top three of Shiny Treasure ex.

The most valuable Japanese Gardevoir cards

  1. #1Gardevoir ex, Special Art Rare (SAR), 101/078, Japanese Pokémon card from Scarlet exGardevoir exScarlet ex · 101/078$263
  2. #2Mega Gardevoir ex, Mega Ultra Rare (MUR), 092/063, Japanese Pokémon card from Mega SymphoniaMega Gardevoir exMega Symphonia · 092/063$259
  3. #3Gardevoir ex, Special Art Rare (SAR), 348/190, Japanese Pokémon card from Shiny Treasure exGardevoir exShiny Treasure ex · 348/190$155
  4. #4Mega Gardevoir ex, Special Art Rare (SAR), 087/063, Japanese Pokémon card from Mega SymphoniaMega Gardevoir exMega Symphonia · 087/063$116
  5. #5Mega Gardevoir ex, Super Rare (SR), 078/063, Japanese Pokémon card from Mega SymphoniaMega Gardevoir exMega Symphonia · 078/063$10

Market prices are what an ungraded copy sells for on PriceCharting, October 2026, in Australian dollars. Each card links to the full card list of its set.

Every Gardevoir chase card in the sets we stock

CardNumberSetMarket price
Gardevoir exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)101/078Scarlet ex$263
Mega Gardevoir exMega Ultra Rare (MUR)092/063Mega Symphonia$259
Gardevoir exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)348/190Shiny Treasure ex$155
Mega Gardevoir exSpecial Art Rare (SAR)087/063Mega Symphonia$116
Mega Gardevoir exSuper Rare (SR)078/063Mega Symphonia$10
Mega Gardevoir exMega Attack Rare (MA)226/193Mega Dream ex
Gardevoir exShiny Super Rare (SSR)328/190Shiny Treasure ex
Gardevoir exSuper Rare (SR)092/078Scarlet ex
GardevoirCharacter Rare (CHR)072/068Incandescent Arcana

The list covers every card of Art Rare rarity or higher. A card shown without a price sits outside the ten most valuable cards of its set.

Which set should you open for Gardevoir?

No card is guaranteed in any box. Going by collector records a Special Art Rare turns up in roughly 1 box in 3 to 6 and a Mega Ultra Rare in about 1 box in 50 to 55. Each set has several Special Art Rares, so the odds of one particular card are a fraction of that. If one card is the goal, buying the single is the only sure way to get it, while our pull rates guide explains what a box does tend to hold.

Frequently asked questions

What is the most valuable Japanese Gardevoir card?

Among the sets we stock, Gardevoir ex, Special Art Rare (SAR) 101/078 from Scarlet ex, at about $263 AUD ungraded on PriceCharting in October 2026.

Which Japanese sets have Gardevoir cards?

Of the sets we stock, Mega Symphonia, Scarlet ex, Shiny Treasure ex, Mega Dream ex and Incandescent Arcana.

How many Gardevoir chase cards are there?

9 of Art Rare rarity or higher in the sets we stock: 1 Character Rare, 2 Super Rares, 1 Mega Attack Rare, 3 Special Art Rares, 1 Shiny Super Rare and 1 Mega Ultra Rare.

Is a Gardevoir card guaranteed in a booster box?

No. Pokémon publishes no pull rates and no card is promised in any box, so buying the single is the only sure way to get one card.

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About the author

Kai Chai is a Pokémon card collector in Sydney and the founder of WOOPR, a shop that sells only sealed Japanese product. More about WOOPR.

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