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The most wanted Japanese trainer cards

Full art trainer cards often outsell every Pokémon in their set. These are the ones collectors chase most, set by set.

By Kai Chai · Updated

Clay Burst Japanese Pokémon booster box

Trainer cards show the characters from the Pokémon games instead of the Pokémon themselves. In their full art versions they are some of the most collected cards in the hobby. In plenty of sets a trainer is the single most valuable card. Every card below made the top three of its set on Japanese market prices in October 2026, with a link to the set it comes from.

Trainers that top their set

Clay Burst Japanese Pokémon booster box
Clay Burst is led by its Iono Special Art Rare.

Seven of the sets we stock are led by a trainer card. Iono takes first and second place in Clay Burst with her Special Art Rare and her Super Rare. Carmine leads Mask of Change with Kieran right behind her, while Bianca's Devotion leads Cyber Judge, the Parasol Lady leads Raging Surf and Miriam leads the Violet ex Box. In the Sword & Shield era Serena leads Incandescent Arcana and Irida leads Space Juggler, each of them with a second card in the top three as well.

Every trainer in a top three

The table lists every trainer card that made the top three of a set we stock, newest set first. The rarity tells you which version to look for, since a trainer often appears more than once in the same set.

CardNumberSetPlace in the set
GwynnSpecial Art Rare (SAR)117/081Abyss EyeThird
Rosa's EncouragementSpecial Art Rare (SAR)115/080Nihil ZeroSecond
DawnSpecial Art Rare (SAR)115/080Inferno XThird
Lillie's DeterminationSpecial Art Rare (SAR)091/063Mega BraveSecond
N's PlanSpecial Art Rare (SAR)173/086Black BoltThird
HildaSpecial Art Rare (SAR)173/086White FlareThird
Ethan's AdventureSpecial Art Rare (SAR)089/063Heat WaveThird
Lisia's AppealSpecial Art Rare (SAR)091/064Paradise DragonaSecond
LaceySpecial Art Rare (SAR)131/102Stella MiracleThird
CassiopeiaSpecial Art Rare (SAR)091/064Night WandererSecond
CarmineSpecial Art Rare (SAR)130/101Mask of ChangeTop hit
KieranSpecial Art Rare (SAR)129/101Mask of ChangeSecond
PerrinSpecial Art Rare (SAR)092/066Crimson HazeSecond
Lana's AidSpecial Art Rare (SAR)093/066Crimson HazeThird
Morty's ConvictionSpecial Art Rare (SAR)097/071Wild ForceSecond
Bianca's DevotionSpecial Art Rare (SAR)097/071Cyber JudgeTop hit
MelaSpecial Art Rare (SAR)092/066Ancient RoarThird
Parasol LadySpecial Art Rare (SAR)089/062Raging SurfTop hit
GrushaSpecial Art Rare (SAR)095/071Snow HazardSecond
IonoSpecial Art Rare (SAR)096/071Clay BurstTop hit
IonoSuper Rare (SR)091/071Clay BurstSecond
DendraSpecial Art Rare (SAR)099/073Triplet BeatThird
MiriamSpecial Art Rare (SAR)105/078Violet ex BoxTop hit
IridaSpecial Art Rare (SAR)236/172VSTAR UniverseSecond
SerenaSuper Rare (SR)081/068Incandescent ArcanaTop hit
SerenaHyper Rare, rainbow (HR)089/068Incandescent ArcanaThird
Gardenia's VigorSuper Rare (SR)078/067Time GazerThird
IridaSuper Rare (SR)077/067Space JugglerTop hit
IridaHyper Rare, rainbow (HR)083/067Space JugglerThird
MarnieSuper Rare (SR)198/190Shiny Star VSecond

Why trainer cards sell so well

Trainers are characters people already know from the games and the anime, so a full art card of a favourite becomes a collectable in its own right. Each one usually appears only once or twice per set at the top rarities, which keeps the supply small. In the Mega era a Trainer SR is part of the pattern collectors report finding in every standard box, as our pull rates guide explains, so a standard Mega box typically gives you at least one trainer card at SR rarity.

If you are chasing one particular trainer, buying the single is the only sure way to get it. Our price checking guide shows where to look, while the top hits guide lists the Pokémon cards that sit alongside these trainers in each set.

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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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