Dragon Blade
Japanese cards · Scrydex prices updated Nov 5, 2026
- Cards
- 55· 5 beyond base
- Set Value
- $3,496.40
- Median
- $2.5355 priced
- Top Card
- Rayquaza-EX · $1,390.21
Set Checklist
55 of 55 cards
Hoppip
#1 · Common
Skiploom
#2 · Common
Jumpluff
#3 · Uncommon
Nincada
#4 · Common
Ninjask
#5 · Uncommon
Maractus
#6 · Common
Magmar
#7 · Common
Magmortar
#8 · Uncommon
Ho-Oh-EX
#9 · Rare
Feebas
#10 · Common
Milotic
#11 · Rare
Spheal
#12 · Common
Sealeo
#13 · Common
Walrein
#14 · Uncommon
Electrike
#15 · Common
Manectric
#16 · Uncommon
Emolga
#17 · Common
Shedinja
#18 · Uncommon
Gothita
#19 · Common
Gothorita
#20 · Uncommon
Gothitelle
#21 · Uncommon
Golett
#22 · Common
Golurk
#23 · Rare
Cubone
#24 · Common
Marowak
#25 · Uncommon
Nosepass
#26 · Common
Roggenrola
#27 · Common
Boldore
#28 · Common
Gigalith
#29 · Rare
Throh
#30 · Common
Sawk
#31 · Common
Stunky
#32 · Common
Skuntank
#33 · Uncommon
Registeel-EX
#34 · Rare
Probopass
#35 · Uncommon
Altaria
#36 · Rare
Rayquaza-EX
#37 · Rare
Gible
#38 · Common
Gabite
#39 · Uncommon
Garchomp
#40 · Rare
Slakoth
#41 · Common
Vigoroth
#42 · Common
Slaking
#43 · Rare
Swablu
#44 · Common
Bouffalant
#45 · Rare
Rufflet
#46 · Common
Braviary
#47 · Uncommon
Tool Scrapper
#48 · Uncommon
Giant Cape
#49 · Uncommon
Blend Energy WLFM
#50 · Uncommon
Ho-Oh-EX
#51 · Super Rare
Registeel-EX
#52 · Super Rare
Rayquaza-EX
#53 · Super Rare
Serperior
#54 · Ultra Rare
Krookodile
#55 · Ultra Rare
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About Dragon Blade
Dragon Blade is a Black & White-series Pokémon TCG expansion released on March 16, 2012 (set code BW5). It has 55 cards — 50 in the base checklist plus 5 additional checklist entries. The tracked card types are 52 Pokémon, 2 Trainer and 1 Energy, with artwork from 23 illustrators.
Market snapshot: 55 of the 55 cards have Scrydex market references dated November 5, 2026 (USD). Those priced entries total $3,496; this excludes unpriced cards and is not a master-set valuation of every finish or condition. The median priced entry is $2.53 and prices range from $1.90 to $1,390. The most valuable card is Rayquaza-EX (#53, Super Rare) at $1,390, followed by Serperior (#54) at $506.
Common is the most common rarity in the checklist (24 cards), ahead of Uncommon (16). 49 different Pokémon appear in Dragon Blade; open any Pokémon guide below to compare its printings across every set.
Dragon Blade FAQ
How many cards are in Dragon Blade?
Dragon Blade has 55 cards — 50 in the base checklist plus 5 additional checklist entries. The tracked card types are 52 Pokémon, 2 Trainer and 1 Energy. It was released on March 16, 2012 as part of the Black & White series.
What is the most expensive card in Dragon Blade?
Rayquaza-EX (#53, Super Rare) has the highest available market reference in this snapshot at $1,390, followed by Serperior at $506. These are Scrydex market references dated November 5, 2026. Check the card page for its priced variant; condition and grading can change the value of an individual copy.
How much is a complete Dragon Blade set worth?
The 55 priced entries out of 55 tracked Dragon Blade cards total $3,496 in this snapshot. Unpriced cards, different finishes, conditions and graded copies are not all included, so this is not a complete master-set valuation or a guaranteed sale price.
When was Dragon Blade released?
Dragon Blade was released on March 16, 2012 with set code BW5, in the Black & White series of the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
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