Aegislash is the Royal Sword Pokémon — the Steel/Ghost fully-evolved form of the Honedge/Doublade line, with the franchise's signature form-changing Stance Change mechanic that swaps it between Shield Forme (high defense) and Blade Forme (high attack). Aegislash is one of Gen 6's most-distinctive competitive flagships — banned from standard OU as Uber for several generations — and its TCG depth reflects that prominence.
Aegislash's chart is a deep flagship line, led by the Paradox Rift IR at $9.90 and the Vivid Voltage VMAX at $7.62. The line carries proper modern V/VMAX/ex support stacked on top of a vintage XY-era Aegislash-EX — every card top-7 sits above $1.30.
Aegislash from Paradox Rift #210 is the line's modern grail at $9.90 — an Illustration Rare from the November-2023 SV-block set best known for the Roaring Moon ex and Iron Valiant ex chases. The IR captures Aegislash's iconic Shield/Blade duality in a wide-frame illustration that respects the design's regal-knight bearing.
View full card data →Aegislash VMAX from Vivid Voltage #190 is the November-2020 full-art rainbow secret print of the line's VMAX form. Vivid Voltage was best known for the Amazing Rare Rayquaza and Pikachu VMAX, but the alt-art rainbow Aegislash VMAX captured the Sword Pokémon at peak size, with the gold-foil rainbow background framing the giant Stance Change form.
View full card data →Aegislash-EX from Phantom Forces #65 is the line's vintage flagship at $3.80 — the November-2014 XY-block Ultra Rare EX print of the Sword Pokémon. Phantom Forces was the set best known for the banned Lysandre's Trump Card, and Aegislash-EX competitively leaned into the Mighty Shield + Slash Blast attack split, mirroring the in-game Stance Change.
View full card data →Aegislash V from Vivid Voltage #177 at $2.70 is the November-2020 full-art alt print — the V card that the VMAX above evolves from. Vivid Voltage's alt-art V slots produced several modern collector chases.
View full card data →Aegislash ex from Paradox Rift #230 is the gold/special-illustration tier print from the November-2023 SV-block set — the high-numbered SAR slot. The Aegislash ex line gave the Sword Pokémon its Scarlet & Violet-era playable flagship.
View full card data →Aegislash VMAX from Vivid Voltage #127 is the standard (non-rainbow) VMAX print — the playable Ultra Rare version of the same VMAX whose rainbow leads the line's modern stack.
View full card data →The XY base set Aegislash #86 is the February-2014 dex-position holo rare — the original printing of the Royal Sword Pokémon at the launch of the XY block. Base-XY Stage-2 holos remain the cleanest representations of the form-changer.
View full card data →The Aegislash SVP #60 Black Star promo is the Scarlet & Violet-era league/event distribution holo from the modern SV-promo run. SV-era promos for marquee designs like Aegislash stay collectible.
View full card data →Aegislash ex from Paradox Rift #135 is the standard Ultra Rare (non-IR/SAR) playable version of the SV-era ex card — the print players actually slotted into decks.
View full card data →Team Up #109 is the February-2019 SM-block reprint of Aegislash — from the set that introduced the Tag-Team GX mechanic with Pikachu & Zekrom-GX.
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