Panpour — the Spray Pokémon, third of Unova's elemental-monkey trio, the water-typed half-pint with a tuft of leafy hair that doubles as a fountain. The signature partner of Cress, the cool-blue-haired third brother of Striaton City's triplet of gym leaders. Like the rest of the elemental-monkey trio, the line is bulk-bin top to bottom; the modern 2025 Black Bolt Illustration Rare is the only chase tier that meaningfully exists.
Panpour is a single-chase list — the 2025 Black Bolt Illustration Rare leads by 13× over the next card, and everything behind it sits under a dollar. A long tail of BW-era and XY-era Commons from across a decade of sets, with nothing approaching collector depth beyond the modern throwback chase.
The chase. 2025 Black Bolt's Illustration Rare gives Panpour his first real modern showcase — painterly, full-art, the cover-pull for the line in the throwback set. By a wide margin the priciest Panpour on the market, and where basically all modern interest in the line lives.
View full card data →Panpour in the 2013 Kalos Starter Set — the gift mini-collection released alongside XY for new-player onboarding. Small-distribution starter-product printing, which keeps it the strongest sub-chase tier card in the line and a tier above the booster-pack commons.
View full card data →The original. 2011 Black & White Common — the very first English Panpour and the launch-set print that first put the water monkey in front of new players. Bulk for over a decade with slow nostalgia lift as the Unova revival keeps lifting the early lines.
View full card data →Emerging Powers was the late-2011 first-real-expansion follow-up to Black & White. Panpour's reprint here is launch-era pack-bulk extension — a clean second swing for set-completionists.
View full card data →Next Destinies was the February-2012 set that introduced Pokémon-EX back to the game. Panpour's reprint here is set-roster filler — Common slot, no thematic connection to the rest of the set.
View full card data →An XY-era 2014 Common reprint — Panpour appearing in the Kalos-launch set, the kind of off-generation Common that XY-era expansions often slipped in. Bulk price, tidy illustration.
View full card data →BREAKthrough was the November-2015 XY-era set that introduced the BREAK Evolution mechanic. Panpour is bulk filler — no thematic home in the set, just basic-line filler.
View full card data →Darkness Ablaze was the August-2020 SWSH-era set best remembered for the Charizard V-MAX season. Panpour is a quiet Common reprint here — pure binder-completion cardboard.
View full card data →Fusion Strike was the November-2021 SWSH set built around Mew V-MAX and the Fusion Strike battle style. Panpour rode along as a Common reprint — tied with Darkness Ablaze for the cheapest Panpour tier.
View full card data →Burning Shadows was the August-2017 SM-era set built around Alolan Marowak. Panpour is bulk filler — the cheapest verified Panpour in the catalog and pure pack-bottom cardboard.
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