Braixen #654

The SM230 Black Star promo print of Charizard & Braixen-GX is the league-distribution version of the Tag Team — a full-art holo handed out to event attendees rather than pulled from packs. Promo versions of marquee Tag-Team GX cards often hold significant value because their print runs are tied to specific event windows, not standard booster distribution.

Cosmic Eclipse #212 is the full-art (non-rainbow) version of the same Charizard & Braixen-GX, sitting in the set's secret-numbered chase tier. The illustration leans hard into the staged-magician dynamic — Charizard breathing fire while Braixen channels its wand — and it sells for slightly less than the rainbow only because the rainbow exists at all.

The non-foil Ultra-Rare Charizard & Braixen-GX from Cosmic Eclipse #22 is the playable, non-secret print — the version players actually built decks around. Tag Team GX cards came with massive HP pools and three attacks, and the Charizard half made this one a Fire-deck staple in the SM rotation.

The Silver Tempest Trainer Gallery #TG01 illustration rare lands Braixen the lead card slot of the Galarian Gallery subset — TG01 is the first card in the gallery, and it features Braixen in a soft, story-book illustration that contrasts with all the modern V/VSTAR alt-arts. Trainer Gallery character-art cards have built strong secondary markets.

The XY161 Black Star promo is a standalone Braixen common given out at retail events, with the small-orange-foil promo stamp that XY-era league distributions used. Holo XY promos rarely break a dollar but stay collectible as the only foil version of certain commons.

Kalos Starter Set was the November-2013 deck product that launched the XY block in North America before the main set hit — Braixen #9 was Fennekin's middle stage in the Fennekin-themed deck. The Kalos Starter Set is what introduced many players to the XY era of card design.

The XY base set Braixen #25 is the original, dex-position release from the very first set of the XY block in February 2014 — the card that introduced Braixen to TCG players. Base XY commons are quietly important to set-builders working on full XY-block runs.

Forbidden Light #16 is the Ultra Prism block reprint of Braixen, from the May-2018 set that revived the Ultra Beast / Necrozma lore. Forbidden Light's commons are some of the cleanest holographic backgrounds of the Sun & Moon era.

Fates Collide #12 is the May-2016 XY-block reprint of Braixen, a routine pack common with a soft white-background illustration. Fates Collide is best remembered for its Zygarde-EX prints, but every set needs evolution lines, and Braixen's middle-stage slot got reprinted here.