Which Chaos Rising chase cards should I look for?

Our Pokémon Chaos Rising chase picks include Mega Greninja ex, Mega Greninja ex, Cinccino ex. Choose the artwork you enjoy; these editorial picks are not a complete set checklist or a price ranking.

FoilFox market estimates refresh separately from the article review date. Each USD quote is for the pictured version, with its source observation date. Ungraded prices vary with condition and are not a guaranteed sale. Missing or stale quotes stay labelled.

Featured cards and dated USD quotes
Card and versionPrice and observation
Mega Greninja exChaos Rising #116 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable
Mega Greninja exChaos Rising #122 · English · en · Holo · GoldPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable
Cinccino exChaos Rising #119 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable
Mega Dragalge exChaos Rising #118 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable
Mega Floette exChaos Rising #117 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable
AZ's TranquilityChaos Rising #120 · English · en · HoloPrice unavailableExact-version market quote unavailable

What this set is

Three kinds of card share the rest of the chase list, and the words on each card tell you which is which. Mega Dragalge ex and Mega Floette ex are Mega Pokémon, Cinccino ex is a Pokémon ex but not a Mega, and AZ’s Tranquility is a supporter, a trainer card rather than a Pokémon.

English and Japanese cards are different versions even when the art matches. Check for English text and the Chaos Rising name, since a Ninja Spinner card is a separate purchase from its English counterpart.

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Sources

Pokémon TCG
Chaos Rising (TCG) · Bulbapedia