Dragonair is the graceful, mystical serpent of the Dragonite line — a Dragon-type wreathed in an aura said to let it summon storms and clear skies at will. Its cards are crowned by the famously beautiful Erika's Dragonair holo, a genuine vintage chase.
Dragonair is led by the famously beautiful Erika's Dragonair holo ($339), with Light Dragonair and a modern 151 Illustration Rare giving the mystical serpent real depth. Ranked by verified sold price.
Erika's Dragonair from Gym Heroes (2000) is one of the most beloved cards of the gym era — a gorgeous holo of the graceful serpent, and a surprise high-value chase given Dragonair isn't even a final evolution. The artwork alone makes it a vintage favorite, crowning the line near $340.
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Neo Destiny (2002) introduced 'Light' Pokemon — the virtuous counterpart to Dark — and Light Dragonair is a beautiful holo from that short-lived experiment. A scarce, characterful card beloved for the Dark/Light era's symmetry.
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From 2023's '151' set — the Scarlet & Violet love letter to the original Kanto roster — a higher-numbered Illustration-Rare-range print. A stunning modern card framing the mystical serpent in full-scene art.
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From 2004's Team Rocket Returns, the 'Dark' Dragonair — a corrupted twist on the gentle serpent. A clean EX-era print riding the villainous-set nostalgia.
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The original 1999 Base Set Dragonair, a non-holo rare from the set that launched the hobby. A first-print card with deep nostalgia, the vintage cornerstone of the line.
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From 1999's Team Rocket set, the original Dark Dragonair — part of Giovanni's corrupted roster. A clean vintage card with villainous flavor.
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Expedition (2002) launched the e-Card era with dot-code borders and brutal centering. A clean Dragonair carries the era's scarcity premium.
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From 2012's Dragon Vault — a small, all-foil mini-set built around Dragon-types. A holo Dragonair from that niche, collectible release.
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From 2008's Legends Awakened, one of the era's largest sets. A clean Diamond & Pearl-era card.
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Base Set 2 (2000) reissued the Base Set rare, so this Dragonair reprints the original. The cheapest entry here, a tidy bookend to the line.
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| # | Card | Recent price |
|---|---|---|
| 01 | Erika's Dragonair — Gym Heroes #4 | ~$339 |
| 02 | Light Dragonair — Neo Destiny #22 | ~$81 |
| 03 | Dragonair — 151 #181 | ~$50 |
| 04 | Dark Dragonair — Team Rocket Returns #32 | ~$23 |
| 05 | Dragonair — Base Set #18 | ~$15 |
| 06 | Dark Dragonair — Team Rocket #33 | ~$14 |
| 07 | Dragonair — Expedition Base Set #75 | ~$14 |
| 08 | Dragonair — Dragon Vault #4 | ~$13 |
| 09 | Dragonair — Legends Awakened #52 | ~$10 |
| 10 | Dragonair — Base Set 2 #22 | ~$9.08 |
| 11 | Dragonair δ — Delta Species #42 | ~$7.98 |
| 12 | Dragonair δ — Dragon Frontiers #28 | ~$6.66 |
| 13 | Dragonair δ — Delta Species #41 | ~$6.43 |
| 14 | Dark Dragonair — Team Rocket Returns #31 | ~$6.23 |
| 15 | Dragonair — Dragon #14 | ~$6.06 |
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