Throh — the Judo Pokémon, the red-belted Fighting-type modeled after a judoka in a crimson gi (with a literal black belt). A standalone single-stage Pokémon paired thematically and version-exclusively with his blue-belted Karate counterpart Sawk — Throh was the Pokémon Black exclusive, Sawk the Pokémon White exclusive. Fitting, then, that the 2025 throwback sets split them the same way: Throh's chase lives in Black Bolt, Sawk's lives in White Flare.
Throh is an eight-card list — the 2025 Black Bolt Illustration Rare leads by a 7× margin at $7, the 2011 Black & White launch print is the only other card above $0.50, and the rest is BW-era and SWSH-era bulk. Symmetrical with Sawk in White Flare on the version-exclusive side, a clean two-tier structure beyond that.
The chase. 2025 Black Bolt's Illustration Rare gives the red-gi judoka a painterly modern showcase — and fittingly, the throwback set put Throh's chase in Black Bolt (paired with Sawk's chase in White Flare), mirroring the original Pokémon Black version-exclusivity. By a 7× margin the priciest Throh in the catalog.
View full card data →The original. 2011 Black & White Rare — the very first English Throh, the launch-set print from the version where Throh actually appeared in the wild (Pokémon Black only). The launch-era cachet keeps this above bulk despite the sub-dollar price.
View full card data →Dragons Exalted was the August-2012 BW-era set built around the Hydreigon line and the new Dragon-type. Throh got a Rare reprint here — off-theme for the Dragon focus, near-bulk price.
View full card data →Plasma Blast was the August-2013 BW-era set that closed the Team Plasma storyline. Throh's Rare reprint here is clean BW-era Fighting cardboard with modest collector demand.
View full card data →Emerging Powers was the late-2011 first-real-expansion follow-up to Black & White. Throh's reprint here is launch-era pack filler — same six-month window as the original BW launch print.
View full card data →Cosmic Eclipse was the December-2019 SM-era finale, one of the biggest sets in TCG history. Throh is set-roster filler — pure bulk in a set everyone otherwise broke for Tag Team chases.
View full card data →Brilliant Stars was the February-2022 SWSH-era set that introduced the VSTAR mechanic. Throh is bulk filler — pure binder-completion cardboard.
View full card data →The Common-rarity Throh from the same 2025 Black Bolt set that produced the IR chase up top. Pack bulk paired with the chase pull — the cheapest verified Throh in the catalog at five cents.
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