Rising Rivals

Platinum series

Released
Cards
111+9 secret · 108 reverse holo
Set code
RR
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Rising Rivals is a Pokémon TCG expansion from the Platinum series. It was released on May 16, 2009. Its set code is RR. The numbered set contains 111 cards. Including 3 secret rares brings the full card list to 120. A master set contains 222 cards when every printed variant is counted. The two most valuable cards are Snorlax at about $499.50 and Surfing Pikachu at about $355.25. Buying one of each card in the numbered set currently costs about $2,555.37. The current estimate for a master set is $4,927.49. The median card costs $1.75, so the more expensive cards account for most of the set's value.

Market insightsSee what the set costs to complete and how its value has changed.~$2,555.37 base · ~$4,927.49 master

Rising Rivals price statistics

Most expensive card
Snorlax #111Snorlax#111 · $499.50
Average card value
$28.64
Median card value
$1.75

Prices from TCGplayer · updated yesterday

Rising Rivals price history

The historical TCGplayer market cost of completing the numbered base set.

Market-price estimate, methodology v1. Base selects the cheapest priced collectible finish for each non-secret card; Master sums each exact collectible finish. Marketplace listing lows are not used.

Rising Rivals card list (120 cards)

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FAQ about Rising Rivals

What is the full Rising Rivals card list?

The complete Rising Rivals card list contains 120 cards. The first 111 use the regular set numbering (#1–#111). The remaining 3 are secret rares (#112–#120). This page shows the cards in collector order. You can open any card for its variants and current price, or sort the list by price.

How many cards are in Rising Rivals?

Rising Rivals has 111 cards in the base set and 120 cards in total once secret rares are included. 108 cards also exist as reverse holo variants, which is why a full master set is larger than the printed set number.

What is a Rising Rivals master set?

A Rising Rivals master set contains every card and every printed variant. This includes the normal, holo and reverse holo versions that exist for each card. The total for Rising Rivals is 222 cards. Completing it currently costs around $4,927.49 in singles, compared with about $2,555.37 for the base set alone.

What are the top chase cards in Rising Rivals?

The biggest chase cards in Rising Rivals are Snorlax (#111, ~$499.50), Surfing Pikachu (#114, ~$355.25) and Infernape 4 (#108, ~$337.50). Most of the set's value sits in its 9 Rare Holo LV.X cards, which average $196.15 each. The ten most valuable cards are listed on this page with prices updated daily.

What is the most expensive card in Rising Rivals?

Snorlax (#111) is currently the most expensive card in Rising Rivals, at around $499.50. The next most valuable is Surfing Pikachu at about $355.25. Prices refresh daily from TCGplayer and Cardmarket.

When was Rising Rivals released?

Rising Rivals was released on May 16, 2009, as part of the Platinum series, under the set code RR.

How much does it cost to complete Rising Rivals?

Completing the Rising Rivals base set costs around $2,555.37 in singles at current market prices, and a master set with every secret rare and variant runs about $4,927.49. The median card costs $1.75, which means the most expensive cards account for most of the total.

How many secret rares are in Rising Rivals?

Rising Rivals has 3 secret rares. They are numbered #112 to #120, after the 111 cards in the regular set. They break down as 3 Rare cards.

What do Rising Rivals sealed products cost?

Current market prices include Rising Rivals Booster Pack at about $370.00. The latest price snapshot is dated August 20, 2026, and prices can change.

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