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Every Yanmega chase card: full arts, illustration rares & secret rares
Yanmega has 3 chase cards in English, from HS—Triumphant (2010) to Destined Rivals (2025). That's 1 Rare Prime, 1 Special Illustration Rare, 1 Ultra Rare, with 2 numbered as secret rares. Here's the full checklist, oldest first.
- Chase cards
- 3
- Secret rares
- 2
- Artists
- 1
- Eras
- 2
- In Standard
- 2
Yanmega chase card checklist
| Got it | Card | Set | No. | Rarity | Artist | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yanmega | HS—Triumphant | 98/102 | Rare Prime | Noriko Hotta | 2010 | |
| Yanmega ex Standard | Destined Rivals | 206/182 Secret | Ultra Rare | — | 2025 | |
| Yanmega ex Standard | Destined Rivals | 228/182 Secret | Special Illustration Rare | — | 2025 |
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.
Yanmega chase cards by era
Scarlet & Violet: 2 · HeartGold & SoulSilver: 1
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Questions people ask
How many Yanmega chase cards are there?
There are 3 English Yanmega cards at chase rarities: 1 Rare Prime, 1 Special Illustration Rare, 1 Ultra Rare.
What is the newest Yanmega full art or secret rare?
Yanmega ex 228/182 from Destined Rivals (30 May 2025), a Special Illustration Rare.
What was the first Yanmega chase card?
Yanmega 98/102 from HS—Triumphant in 2010, printed as a Rare Prime.
Which set has the most Yanmega chase cards?
Destined Rivals with 2 chase cards, followed by HS—Triumphant (1).
Who has drawn the most Yanmega chase cards?
Noriko Hotta, with 1 card. In total 1 different artist has illustrated Yanmega at chase rarities.
Can I play Yanmega chase cards in Standard?
Yes — 2 of them are legal in the 2026–27 Standard format: Yanmega ex (Destined Rivals), Yanmega ex (Destined Rivals). Full-art versions play exactly like the regular card.
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