Zoroark #571

The classic flagship. The 2012 Next Destinies Full Art Ultra Rare Zoroark (#102, past the printed set total) — the BW-era's iconic Zoroark chase from the set that introduced Pokémon-EX back to the game. A perennial collector grail with steady demand for over a decade.

The secret-numbered (gold) Greninja & Zoroark-GX from the same Unbroken Bonds set as the rainbow alt. Same Tag Team card mechanically, gold-foil chase tier — third of the line's three Greninja & Zoroark-GX variants.

The 2025 throwback chase. White Flare's Illustration Rare gives the line's grail-tier flagship a painterly modern showcase — full-art portrait, sitting at $63 as the line's modern collector pick.

The full-art Ultra Rare Greninja & Zoroark-GX from Unbroken Bonds — the standard full-art treatment below the rainbow alt at #201 but above the base Holo. Same Tag Team card, mid-tier finish.

N's Zoroark ex full-art alt from March-2025's Journey Together — part of the modern wave of N's-themed character cards reviving the BW-era villain antagonist's signature team. N's main Pokémon was Zoroark, so N's Zoroark ex is the most-loved entry in the character-card revival.

The base Holo Greninja & Zoroark-GX from Unbroken Bonds — the standard-finish Tag Team print below the two alt-art tiers. Same card mechanically, plain Holo finish, the affordable option for the iconic pairing.

Hisuian Zoroark VSTAR alt-art from January-2023's Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery — the SWSH-era farewell set's Galarian Gallery subset of painterly chase alts. The Hisuian (Normal/Ghost) Zoroark form is the regional ghostly variant introduced in Pokémon Legends: Arceus, and this alt-art VSTAR is one of the prettiest in the Galarian Gallery.

Zoroark-GX from October-2017's Shining Legends — the SM-era special set built around shiny Pokémon. A clean Holo-GX with the kind of base-rarity finish that anchors the bottom of the line's chase tier.

The standard Holo N's Zoroark ex print companion to the alt-art at #185 in the same Journey Together set. Same ex card mechanically, plain finish — the cheapest entry in the line's top 10, which still sits at $18 (a sign of just how stacked the line is).