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Every Opal full art & special version
Opal has 3 chase cards in English, first in Vivid Voltage (2020) and most recently in Lost Origin Trainer Gallery (2022): 2 Rare Ultra, 1 Rare Rainbow.
Opal full art checklist
| Got it | Card | Set | No. | Rarity | Artist | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opal | Vivid Voltage | 184/185 | Rare Ultra | Naoki Saito | 2020 | |
| Opal | Vivid Voltage | 197/185 Secret | Rare Rainbow | Naoki Saito | 2020 | |
| Opal | Lost Origin Trainer Gallery | TG28 | Rare Ultra | Taira Akitsu | 2022 |
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.
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Questions people ask
How many full art Opal cards are there?
There are 3 chase versions of Opal in English (2 Rare Ultra, 1 Rare Rainbow), out of 4 printings in total.
Is Opal legal in Standard?
Not right now — no printing of Opal has a 2026–27 Standard regulation mark. It can still be played in Expanded if it's legal there.
What is the newest Opal full art?
Opal TG28 from Lost Origin Trainer Gallery (2022), a Rare Ultra.
Who illustrated the Opal full arts?
Naoki Saito (2) and Taira Akitsu (1).
What kind of Trainer card is Opal?
Opal is a Supporter card. You can play one Supporter per turn.
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