Sigilyph — the Avianoid Pokémon, a Psychic/Flying standalone single-stage modeled directly after the geometric Nazca Lines (the giant ancient geoglyphs in southern Peru). One of the franchise's most distinctive designs — all sharp angles and abstract symbols — and a real competitive sleeper with Magic Guard + Heat Wave / Psychic that made it a niche stall-breaker for years. The 2013 Plasma Freeze Full Art is the line's grail, with multiple Sigilyph-GX prints and a 2025 throwback chase adding genuine modern depth.
Sigilyph's Top 10 is one of the deepest non-flagship Unova lists. The 2013 Plasma Freeze Full Art leads at $70 (a vintage grail and the line's competitive-era flagship), the 2025 White Flare Illustration Rare sits in second at $9.21, and three different Sigilyph-GX prints from 2018's Lost Thunder anchor the mid-list. Genuine card support for the Nazca-line geoglyph bird.
The grail. The 2013 Plasma Freeze Full Art Sigilyph (#118) — past the printed set total, the Ultra Rare full-art chase of one of the most-collected BW-era sets. Plasma Freeze was the May-2013 set built around Team Plasma's storyline, and the Sigilyph FA was a competitive deck staple during the BW-era's Sigilyph/Garbodor combo run. By a wide margin the priciest Sigilyph in the catalog.
View full card data →The 2025 throwback chase. White Flare's Illustration Rare gives the Nazca-line bird a painterly modern showcase — full-art portrait of the geometric Psychic/Flying, second-priciest in the catalog behind the Plasma Freeze grail.
View full card data →The full-art alt rainbow Sigilyph-GX from 2018's Lost Thunder — the SM-era set best remembered for the Tag Bolt Pikachu & Zekrom-GX. The rainbow-treatment GX with painterly alt-art, a clean modern collector chase that punches into the upper tier of the line.
View full card data →The secret-numbered (gold) Sigilyph-GX from the same 2018 Lost Thunder set. Same GX card mechanically as the standard Holo, gold-foil-treatment chase tier — the third of the line's three Lost Thunder prints.
View full card data →The base Holo Sigilyph-GX from 2018's Lost Thunder — the standard-finish GX entry below the rainbow alt and the gold-foil chase. Most affordable of the three Lost Thunder GX prints, still a tournament-playable card.
View full card data →Legendary Treasures was 2013's greatest-hits closer for the Black & White era. Sigilyph's reprint here is exactly the kind of clean Rare you'd expect to fall out of a fat-pack release.
View full card data →Plasma Blast was the August-2013 BW-era set that closed the Team Plasma storyline. Sigilyph's reprint here is launch-era pack filler — clean BW-era Psychic Holo, modest demand.
View full card data →Dragons Exalted was the August-2012 BW-era set built around the Hydreigon line and the new Dragon-type. Sigilyph got a Rare reprint slot — off-theme bulk filler in a Dragon-focused set.
View full card data →Emerging Powers was the late-2011 first-real-expansion follow-up to Black & White. Sigilyph's reprint here is launch-era pack filler — one of two Sigilyphs from the same set.
View full card data →Sister card to #41 — second Common Sigilyph in 2011's Emerging Powers. Same set, slightly different art, the cheapest verified Sigilyph in the catalog at twenty-five cents.
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