Gardevoir is one of the true crown jewels of the Hoenn dex — an elegant psychic-fairy that has anchored competitive decks and adorned showpiece cards for two decades. From a 2003 'ex' to a five-hundred-dollar Tag Team secret rare, this is one of the deepest, most valuable lines in the entire generation.
A genuine flagship: Tag Team secret rares, Mega EX cards, a vintage 'ex,' and an LV.X all clear three figures — ranked priciest first.
The line's king, the Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX Tag Team secret rare from Sun & Moon Unbroken Bonds (2019). Tag Team GX cards paired two beloved Pokémon on lavish full-bleed art, and this rainbow secret-rare version — numbered past the set's regular count — is one of the era's most coveted chase cards.
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From Black & White Dark Explorers (2012), a sought-after Gardevoir that competitive players and collectors both chase. Strong, scarce, and nearly tied with the Tag Team at the top — a sign of just how deep this line runs.
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A Mega Gardevoir ex, the dramatic evolved-form showpiece. Written set-name-neutrally as a recent print, it brings the modern Mega treatment to the line's centerpiece Pokémon.
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The vintage anchor: Gardevoir ex from EX Sandstorm (2003), one of the earliest 'ex' cards ever printed. Twenty years on it remains a beloved, genuinely scarce piece of TCG history.
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A second Mega Gardevoir ex print, sibling to the one above. The alternate version gives collectors another route to the Mega centerpiece.
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Gardevoir ex from Paldean Fates (2024), the shiny-focused set. The shiny ex treatment makes this a striking modern chase.
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A Delta Species Gardevoir ex from EX Dragon Frontiers (2006), marked with the δ symbol. The premium ex card plus the alternate-typing gimmick make it a vintage favorite.
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The full-art Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX from Unbroken Bonds — the version the secret rare at #1 is based on. Same gorgeous Tag Team art, more attainable.
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Gardevoir LV.X from Secret Wonders (2007), the foil LV.X that briefly ruled the late-2000s metagame. A beloved card from a short-lived, fondly remembered mechanic.
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Mega Gardevoir-EX from the Generations Radiant Collection (2016), the fan-favorite reprint subset. A clean, accessible way to own the Mega art and a tidy cap to a remarkably deep line.
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All prices reflect recent market data and will be updated regularly.
| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX — Unbroken Bonds #205 | ~$579 |
| 02 | Gardevoir — Dark Explorers #109 | ~$544 |
| 03 | Mega Gardevoir ex — Mega Evolution #187 | ~$233 |
| 04 | Gardevoir ex — Sandstorm #96 | ~$196 |
| 05 | Mega Gardevoir ex — Mega Evolution #178 | ~$193 |
| 06 | Gardevoir ex — Paldean Fates #233 | ~$184 |
| 07 | Gardevoir ex δ — Dragon Frontiers #93 | ~$157 |
| 08 | Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX — Unbroken Bonds #225 | ~$143 |
| 09 | Gardevoir LV.X — Secret Wonders #131 | ~$113 |
| 10 | M Gardevoir-EX — Generations #RC31 | ~$104 |
| 11 | Gardevoir ex — Scarlet & Violet #245 | ~$96 |
| 12 | M Gardevoir-EX — Primal Clash #156 | ~$93 |
| 13 | Gardevoir δ — Delta Species #6 | ~$92 |
| 14 | Gardevoir-EX — Steam Siege #116 | ~$91 |
| 15 | Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX — Unbroken Bonds #204 | ~$88 |
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