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Scraggy #559

Scraggy — the Shedding Pokémon, the adorable yellow-and-red Dark/Fighting little hooligan-lizard who wears his own shed scales hanging down like baggy pants. First stage of the Scraggy → Scrafty line, and one of the franchise's most loved 'why is this here?' designs — Scraggy looks like a baby thug, and the entire line leans into the punk-tough flavor. Real card distribution support: two different McDonald's Happy Meal promos (2012 and 2016), a 2025 White Flare IR, and a BW black-star promo all in the top tier.

01Top 10 Notable Scraggy Cards

Scraggy's Top 10 has one of the strongest distribution-driven upper tiers in the whole stretch. A 2016 McDonald's Happy Meal promo leads at $26, the 2025 White Flare Illustration Rare sits in second at $22, the 2012 McDonald's Happy Meal promo at $13, and the BW Black Star Promo at $4.88. Four cards above $4, all driven by promo scarcity and modern alt-art love.

Rank 02

The 2025 throwback chase. White Flare's Illustration Rare gives the baby hooligan-lizard a painterly modern showcase — full-art portrait that sits right behind the McDonald's 2016 promo as the line's modern collector flagship.

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Rank 03

A 2012 McDonald's Happy Meal promo handed out the year after Scraggy's English debut. Holo-foil, usually creased and kid-handled — and one of two McDonald's Happy Meal Scraggys (with the 2016 promo at #1). Together they form the line's distribution-driven double-tier.

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Rank 04

A 2011 BW Black Star promo Scraggy — one of the earliest English distribution-channel cards for the line. Small print run, Holo-foil, sentimental cardboard from the very start of the Unova era.

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Rank 05

A post-cutoff SV-era promo Scraggy — channel-distributed through prerelease and tin product. Bulk-tier modern collector pickup.

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Rank 06

The original. 2011 Black & White Common — the very first English Scraggy, the launch-set print that introduced the baby hooligan to a new generation. Sentimental cardboard with slow nostalgia lift.

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Rank 07

Dark Explorers was the May-2012 BW-era set built around Hydreigon and the Team Plasma villains — a thematic home for any Dark-type Pokémon. Scraggy fits but the price stayed in bulk territory.

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Rank 08

Furious Fists was the August-2014 XY-era Fighting-themed set. Scraggy's Dark/Fighting typing fits perfectly, but he's bulk filler here regardless — clean illustration, near-bulk price.

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Rank 09

Next Destinies was the February-2012 set that introduced Pokémon-EX back to the game. Scraggy's reprint here is set-roster filler.

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Rank 10

Flashfire was the May-2014 XY-era set built around Charizard-EX. Scraggy rode along as a Common reprint — the cheapest verified Scraggy in the catalog at twenty-two cents.

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04Complete Card Grid — All Scraggy Cards

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