Swoobat #528

Emerging Powers was the late-2011 first-real-expansion follow-up to Black & White. Swoobat's Rare reprint here is the strongest of the bulk-tier — a launch-era Psychic with the cleanest 'classic' Swoobat illustration.

Cosmic Eclipse was the December-2019 SM-era finale, one of the biggest sets in TCG history. Swoobat got a Rare reprint slot — bulk-tier in a set best remembered for its Tag Team chase cards.

Boundaries Crossed was the late-2012 Plasma-themed set best remembered for Black Kyurem. Swoobat's Rare reprint here is a clean BW-era Psychic — modest collector demand.

Legendary Treasures was 2013's greatest-hits closer for the Black & White era. Swoobat's Rare reprint here is exactly the kind of mid-tier card you'd expect to fall out of a fat pack — clean illustration, no in-game pedigree.

The original. 2011 Black & White Rare — the very first English Swoobat, the launch-set print that capped Woobat's evolution line for a new generation. Bulk for over a decade with slow nostalgia lift.

BREAKthrough was the November-2015 XY-era set that introduced the BREAK Evolution mechanic. Swoobat is a Common reprint here — near-bulk pricing, no thematic home in the set.

The Common-rarity Swoobat from the same 2025 White Flare set that produced the IR chase up top. Pack bulk paired with the chase pull — a nice side-by-side with #120.

Evolving Skies was the August-2021 SWSH-era megastar set powered by the Eeveelution VMAXes ('Moonbreon' lives here). Swoobat is set-roster filler — penny-bin filler in a set everyone otherwise broke for the alt-art chases.

Paldean Fates was the January-2024 SV-era Shiny Vault set built around shiny Paradox-form Pokémon. Swoobat is set-roster filler here — tied with Evolving Skies as the cheapest Swoobat in the catalog.