Stoutland #508

The 2019 Cosmic Eclipse secret rare — numbered past the printed set total, the scarcest pull tier in one of the biggest sets in TCG history. Cosmic Eclipse closed the Sun & Moon era; this secret-rare Stoutland is the line's vintage-modern chase before the 2025 throwback hit.

Rare Holo Stoutland from the late-2012 Boundaries Crossed set — the Plasma-themed expansion best remembered for Black Kyurem. A clean BW-era Holo of the line's final form; the strongest 'classic' Stoutland chase.

Rare Ultra Stoutland V from the March-2021 Battle Styles set built around the Single Strike / Rapid Strike divide. The first proper Stoutland V print — a full-art Ultra Rare that gave the line some competitive-format presence.

The original. 2011 Black & White Rare — the very first English Stoutland and the launch-set print that capped the Lillipup line for an entire generation of new Pokémon players. Sentimental cardboard with a price tag that's still mostly nostalgia-driven.

Stoutland from 2012's Dark Explorers — the Dark-themed Hydreigon set. A Rare reprint that lives in the awkward middle ground between launch-set classic and 2025 throwback chase.

Crown Zenith was the January-2023 farewell to the Sword & Shield era — and Stoutland V earned a reprint slot in the set's broad SWSH-era greatest-hits roster. A clean Holo V card for SWSH-format completionists.

The Holo V print companion to the Ultra Rare full-art V from the same 2021 Battle Styles set — same card mechanically, plainer-finish chase tier. Cheaper than the full-art alt but the same in-game piece.

An XY-era 2014 reprint — Stoutland appearing in a Kalos-focused expansion, one of the off-generation Rare reprints that XY sets sometimes carried. Clean card, bulk price.

The plain Rare Holo Stoutland from the same 2019 Cosmic Eclipse set that produced the secret-rare chase up top. The 'standard' tier of the same illustration — pull-rate-wise easier to find, price-wise much closer to bulk.