Simisage — the Thorn Monkey Pokémon, the angry adult evolution of Pansage, evolved via a Leaf Stone. Tall, prickly, dreadlocked, with a permanently-furious expression that makes him look perpetually one bad day away from snapping. Famously underused: Simisage almost never gets competitive support and almost never gets chase cards either — the line's value is concentrated almost entirely in the modern 2025 Black Bolt Illustration Rare and a long bulk-bin tail.
Simisage is a single-chase list — the 2025 Black Bolt Illustration Rare leads by a wide margin, with everything behind it firmly in the bulk tier. A reprint history spread across BW, XY, SM, SWSH, and SV-era sets means there are a lot of Simisages in circulation; almost none of them have ever broken the $1 floor outside the modern throwback chase.
The chase. 2025 Black Bolt's Illustration Rare gave the angry grass monkey his first real chase card — a painterly modern showcase that towers about 17× above the next-priciest Simisage. Where basically all modern Simisage interest sits.
View full card data →Emerging Powers was the late-2011 first-proper-expansion follow-up to Black & White — and Simisage got slot #2 in the set's Common roster. A launch-era reprint, the strongest of the bulk-tier Simisages, with no in-game pedigree but a clean Rare card.
View full card data →Next Destinies was the February-2012 set that brought Pokémon-EX back to the game. Simisage's reprint here is launch-era pack filler — a quiet Common slot that exists mostly for set-roster completeness.
View full card data →An XY-era 2014 Common reprint — Simisage appearing in a Kalos-focused set, the kind of off-generation Common that XY frequently slipped in. Clean card, bulk price.
View full card data →The original. 2011 Black & White Common — the very first English Simisage, the launch-set print that capped Pansage's evolution line for a new generation. Bulk for a decade with slow nostalgia lift.
View full card data →BREAKthrough was the November-2015 XY-era set that introduced the BREAK Evolution mechanic. Simisage is a quiet Common reprint here — no thematic relevance to the mechanic, just set-roster filler.
View full card data →Burning Shadows was the August-2017 SM-era set built around Alolan Marowak and Necrozma. Simisage rode along as a Common reprint with no real thematic home — pack bulk.
View full card data →Fusion Strike was the November-2021 SWSH-era set built around Mew V-MAX and the Fusion Strike battle style. Simisage is bulk filler here — pure binder-completion cardboard.
View full card data →Darkness Ablaze was the August-2020 SWSH-era set best remembered for the Charizard V-MAX 'Champion's Path-adjacent' chase season. Simisage is a near-bulk Common; the cheapest verified Simisage in the catalog.
View full card data →Paradox Rift was the November-2023 Scarlet & Violet set built around the Paradox-form Pokémon mechanic. Simisage is set-roster filler — tied with the Darkness Ablaze print as the cheapest Simisage on the market.
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