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Every Floette chase card: full arts, illustration rares & secret rares

Floette has 2 chase cards in English, from Chaos Rising (2026) to Chaos Rising (2026). That's 1 Special Illustration Rare, 1 Ultra Rare, with 2 numbered as secret rares. Here's the full checklist, oldest first.

Chase cards
2
Secret rares
2
Artists
2
Eras
1
In Standard
2

Floette chase card checklist

Got itCardSetNo.RarityArtistYear
Mega Floette ex StandardChaos Rising101/86 SecretUltra Rareaky CG Works2026
Mega Floette ex StandardChaos Rising117/86 SecretSpecial Illustration RareTeeziro2026

Tick boxes are for printing or a quick check — they aren't saved. "Secret" means the number is higher than the set's printed total. "Standard" means the card can be played in the 2026–27 Standard format.

Floette chase cards by era

Mega Evolution: 2

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Questions people ask

How many Floette chase cards are there?

There are 2 English Floette cards at chase rarities: 1 Special Illustration Rare, 1 Ultra Rare.

What is the newest Floette full art or secret rare?

Mega Floette ex 117/86 from Chaos Rising (22 May 2026), a Special Illustration Rare illustrated by Teeziro.

What was the first Floette chase card?

Mega Floette ex 101/86 from Chaos Rising in 2026, printed as a Ultra Rare.

Which set has the most Floette chase cards?

Chaos Rising with 2 chase cards.

Who has drawn the most Floette chase cards?

aky CG Works, with 1 card. In total 2 different artists have illustrated Floette at chase rarities.

Can I play Floette chase cards in Standard?

Yes — 2 of them are legal in the 2026–27 Standard format: Mega Floette ex (Chaos Rising), Mega Floette ex (Chaos Rising). Full-art versions play exactly like the regular card.

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