Unova lovers can finally rejoice with the release of the 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Pokemon TCG’s White Flare set, which features an array of Art Rares featuring half of all 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:available Generation Five Pokemon. The other half of Unova’s roster is featured in the companion set, Black Bolt, whi�🧔�ch forms a complete set with White Flare.

Th๊e major choice between Zekrom (Black Bolt) 💧and Reshiram (White Flare) will play a huge role in determining which set you prefer. However, you’ll also need to comb through the supporting cast of cards to pick your favorites, which brings us an agonizing choice, just like picking game versions all over again.

Cardsꦺ are ordered according to their market prices, which are subject to c༺hange. Any cards without a market price were not included.

8 Zorua (Art Rare) – $20.22 𒆙

Another Moon 'Mon

Zorua takes a page out of Munna's book from 168🎃澳洲幸运5开奖网:the most valuable cards in Jap♊an's Black Bolt, as this Pokemon also appears with the moon☂ in the background. While Zorua's most expensive cards indicate that Zorua is way more popular than Munna, both Pokemon command similar prices in their respective sets.

If you're a fan of Zorua an💝d Zoroark, then you'll want to open packs from White Flare rather than Black Bolt, as this set is home to all of your illusion Pokemon needs.

7 🥃Zoroark (Art Rare) – $25.66

A Family Business

Zoroark makes this a family affair, as both this P꧃okemon and its pre-evolved form make the cut as two of the most expensive cards in Japan's White Flare. This Zoroark card is more muted, and the painting style gives this card an even more impressive level of detail.

If you look closely, you can see the hairs on Zoroark's red mane blending into the black fur on its body. The combination of colors here helps Zoroark to stand out as the clear focus, a🍷s this card's impressive artwork cou🐭ld've warranted categorization as a Special Art Rare.

6 ⛎ Os🥀hawott (Art Rare) – $27.22

Don't Get Caught Sleeping

Oshawott mimics its fellow starter, Snivy, as one of the most valuable cards in White Flare, as its counte♊rpart stood tall in Black Bolt. W꧙hile Snivy's boastful personality was captured perfectly in its artwork, Oshawott's love of naps couldn't be clearer in this serene scene in the shade.

Slice of life moments like the one depictꦿed on this Oshawott card offer great glimpses into the Pokemon's personality, which justif🥂ies this card's impressive price tag and placement among the best chase cards in White Flare.

5 Hi𒐪lda (S൲uper Rare) – $34.96

All Eyes On Hilda

Hilda makes her first appearance in White Flare with this solid Super Rare that captures Hilda's fiery love of Pokemon battles. Even if you don't know anything about Hilda, this card's artwork and Hilda's spunky pose will help show you that 🦩she's serious about battling.

However, whilꦺe it's nice to give Hilda her s🐓potlight in this scene, there's not much nuance to this card, so its price tag isn't likely to creep up any higher. If you're looking for an unusually detailed Hilda card, hang tight for what's to come.

4 Hydreigo꧟n ex (Special Art Rare) &n🍌dash; $59.67

Another Hard-To-See Hydreigon

Hydreigon is a popular inclusion among some of the best Scarlet & Violet era sets, but its return suffers from a similar issue to the one that the Hydreigon ex from Pri🃏smatic Evolut𒐪ions did: it's hard to see the Pokemon. In person, th🍒is card is gorgeous, and you can appreciate Hydreigon at the top, but on a screen, it's understandable if you need to zoom in.

Hydreigon's dark color palette is often combined with nighttime scenes; however, it's difficult to discern the finer details of this Pokemon's design when it's placed so far away and in front of a background that's ൲similar to its existing color palette.

3 Hilda (Spec꧒ial Art Rare) – $135.00

Bring Your Friends

As promised, there's an even better Hilda card in White Flare, as this fabulous and 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:expensive full art trainer is destined to be the best Hilda card in the set. When the same trainer has both a Super Rare and a Special Art Rare veꦰrsion, it's obvious that they'll be directly compared.

While Hilda's Super Rare is nothing to scoff at, it's missing the addition of a trio of Pokemon in the Special Art Rare. Cards that combine Pokemon and trainers into one scene are almost unanimously more valuable than their counterp🍌arts in theꦅ same set, and the same rings true here.

2 ꦏ Reshiram ex (Special Art Rare) – $200.77 🧜

Infused With The Essence Of N

Reshiram hasn't had many new additions to 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:its most valuable cards, but the release of Journey Together and now, White Flare, will change this Pokemon's roster of cards forever. This Reshiram leans into an incredible level of detail, from the smoldering flames surrounding it to the green-t▨inted hair swirling around it.

Reshiram's natural color palette is all-white, but the green hair is a reference to N, the trainer who canonically captures Reshiram in Po꧑kemon Black and White. This reference to Reshiram's rightful tꦓrainer is both a cool inclusion and a visually beautiful choice, as the green, red, and white colors work well together.

1 Reshiram ex (Black White Rare) &nd⭕ash; $365.35

An Overwhelmingly Bright White Light

If you prefer a more traditional depiction of Reshiram and its original color palette, then you'll be given exactly what you want with 168澳洲幸运5开奖网:Reshiram's new most valuable card.

This card functions as a counterpart to the all-black Zekrom, formi🏅ng a pair as the o෴nly two Black White Rares in the sets.

While the design makes it difficult to see Reshiram on the ๊card, the card itself is incredibly bright and stands out more than any other card in 🅷White Flare. However, despite the unique design, expect to see this card's value fall over time as the battle between Reshiram cards rages on.