Virbank City Gym 126/135 — Plasma Storm
Virbank City Gym is card 126/135 from Plasma Storm (Black & White, 2013), a Uncommon Trainer card illustrated by Ryo Ueda.
Virbank City Gym price
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Card details
- Set
- Plasma Storm
- Number
- 126/135
- Rarity
- Uncommon
- Card type
- Trainer · Stadium
- Illustrator
- Ryo Ueda
- Released
- 6 February 2013
About this card
Virbank City Gym 126/135 is card 126 in Plasma Storm (135 numbered cards, plus 3 secret rares). It's one of 42 Uncommon cards in the set — 30% of 138. It's the only English card named “Virbank City Gym”. Ryo Ueda illustrated 6 cards in Plasma Storm and 464 English cards in total.
It isn't legal in the 2026–27 Standard format, so demand comes mainly from collectors.
More: full Plasma Storm list
Is Virbank City Gym 126/135 worth anything?
We don't have a live market price for this card at the moment. The price you'll get in the UK depends mostly on condition: check the corners, edges and surface, and whether the artwork is well centred. Damaged cards sell for much less, while professionally graded copies in top condition can sell for far more.
To be sure you have the right card, match the set symbol and the number 126/135 printed at the bottom of your card. Then compare completed eBay UK listings — sold prices, not asking prices — for copies in similar condition.
Questions people ask
What set is Virbank City Gym 126/135 from?
Plasma Storm, released 6 February 2013 in the Black & White series. Look for the set symbol next to the number 126/135.
How rare is Virbank City Gym 126/135?
It's an Uncommon — one of 42 cards at that rarity in Plasma Storm.
Who illustrated Virbank City Gym 126/135?
Ryo Ueda, who has 464 English Pokémon cards credited.
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