Zorua #570

The 2025 throwback chase. White Flare's Illustration Rare gives the tricky baby fox a painterly modern showcase — full-art portrait, sitting almost dead-even with the BW promo flagship as the line's modern collector pick.

Shrouded Fable was the August-2024 SV-era mini-set built around the Loyal Three / Pecharunt myth. Zorua got a Special Illustration Rare slot here — the modern SV-era painterly alt-art treatment that landed Zorua a $21 mid-list spot.

Zorua shiny from 2019's Hidden Fates Shiny Vault subset (#SV25) — the SM-era shiny-collection set, the predecessor to Shining Fates. A clean shiny print of the tricky baby fox, a quiet long-tail collector pickup.

N's Zorua from the Scarlet & Violet promo run — part of the modern wave of 'this Trainer's Pokémon' character-themed cards reviving BW-era villain antagonist N. N's signature Pokémon was Zoroark, so N's Zorua is a sentimental pickup for anyone who remembers N's storyline.

A 2011 McDonald's Happy Meal promo handed out the year Zorua debuted in English. Holo-foil, usually creased and kid-handled — and the third McDonald's promo Zorua/Zoroark-line collectors track down.

A Sun & Moon-era black-star promo Zorua — distributed through SM-era prerelease channels and tin products. A defensible promo-line completionist pickup.

Dark Explorers was the May-2012 BW-era set built around the Hydreigon line and the Team Plasma villains — the perfect thematic home for any Dark-type. Zorua's Common reprint here is solid mid-tier classic cardboard.

Sister card to #70 — second Common Zorua in 2012's Dark Explorers. Same set, slightly different art, near-identical price tier.

Legendary Treasures was 2013's greatest-hits closer for the Black & White era. Zorua's reprint here is exactly the kind of Common you'd expect to fall out of a fat-pack release — the cheapest verified Zorua in the catalog at seventy-six cents.