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

Hawlucha has 4 chase cards in English, from Astral Radiance (2022) to Ascended Heroes (2026). That's 1 Mega Attack Rare, 1 Radiant Rare, 1 Shiny Rare, 1 Special Illustration Rare, with 3 numbered as secret rares. Here's the full checklist, oldest first.

Chase cards
4
Secret rares
3
Artists
4
Eras
3
In Standard
2

Hawlucha chase card checklist

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.

Hawlucha chase cards by era

Mega Evolution: 2 · Scarlet & Violet: 1 · Sword & Shield: 1

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Questions people ask

How many Hawlucha chase cards are there?

There are 4 English Hawlucha cards at chase rarities: 1 Mega Attack Rare, 1 Radiant Rare, 1 Shiny Rare, 1 Special Illustration Rare.

What is the newest Hawlucha full art or secret rare?

Mega Hawlucha ex 283/217 from Ascended Heroes (30 January 2026), a Special Illustration Rare illustrated by AKIRA EGAWA.

What was the first Hawlucha chase card?

Radiant Hawlucha 81/189 from Astral Radiance in 2022, printed as a Radiant Rare.

Which set has the most Hawlucha chase cards?

Ascended Heroes with 2 chase cards, followed by Astral Radiance (1).

Who has drawn the most Hawlucha chase cards?

AKIRA EGAWA, with 1 card. In total 4 different artists have illustrated Hawlucha at chase rarities.

Can I play Hawlucha chase cards in Standard?

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

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