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

Tyranitar has 13 chase cards in English, from Neo Destiny (2002) to Obsidian Flames (2023). That's 7 Rare Ultra, 2 Rare Rainbow, 1 Illustration Rare, 1 Rare Prime, 1 Rare Shining, 1 Ultra Rare, with 5 numbered as secret rares. Here's the full checklist, oldest first.

Chase cards
13
Secret rares
5
Artists
8
Eras
6
In Standard
0

Tyranitar 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.

Tyranitar chase cards by era

Sun & Moon: 5 · Scarlet & Violet: 2 · Sword & Shield: 2 · XY: 2 · HeartGold & SoulSilver: 1 · Neo: 1

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Questions people ask

How many Tyranitar chase cards are there?

There are 13 English Tyranitar cards at chase rarities: 7 Rare Ultra, 2 Rare Rainbow, 1 Illustration Rare, 1 Rare Prime, 1 Rare Shining, 1 Ultra Rare.

What is the newest Tyranitar full art or secret rare?

Tyranitar ex 211/197 from Obsidian Flames (11 August 2023), a Ultra Rare illustrated by 5ban Graphics.

What was the first Tyranitar chase card?

Shining Tyranitar 113/105 from Neo Destiny in 2002, printed as a Rare Shining.

Which set has the most Tyranitar chase cards?

Unified Minds with 3 chase cards, followed by Ancient Origins (2).

Who has drawn the most Tyranitar chase cards?

5ban Graphics, with 6 cards. In total 8 different artists have illustrated Tyranitar at chase rarities.

Can I play Tyranitar chase cards in Standard?

None of the Tyranitar chase cards are legal in the 2026–27 Standard format, but they can still be used in Expanded or casual games.

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