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GX Battle Boost Japanese set card list

All 125 cards in the Japanese GX Battle Boost set, rarest first. 114 cards in the main set and 11 secret rares numbered past 114.

Lunala-GX Ultra Rare (UR)
Lunala-GX, card 124

GX Battle Boost in numbers

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Rarity breakdown

Rarest at the top.

Ultra Rare (UR)2
Hyper Rare (HR)3
Super Rare (SR)6
Double Rare (RR)18
No rarity symbol96

29 of the 125 cards are holo or rarer.

Pokémon by type

96 Pokémon cards across 11 types.

Psychic18
Grass14
Metal10
Fighting10
Lightning8
Water8
Colorless8
Fire7
Darkness5
Fairy5
Dragon2

Which generation they come from

Different Pokémon in the set, by the generation they first appeared in.

171
52
83
34
65
26
407
8
9

Gen 7 has the most: 40

Who drew them

37 illustrators worked on these cards.

5ban Graphics32
Toyste Beach9
Mitsuhiro Arita6
Naoki Saito5
Shin Nagasawa5
TOKIYA5

What kind of cards

Pokémon 96Trainer 28Energy 1

Card forms

Special kinds of Pokémon card in the set.

GX26

Against the rest of Sun & Moon

Cards per set, GX Battle Boost highlighted.

GX Ultra Shiny250
TAG TEAM GX: Tag All Stars226
GX Battle Boost125
Tag Bolt118
Alter Genesis117
Double Blaze116
Miracle Twin115
Sky-Splitting Charisma112
Super-Burst Impact111
Forbidden Light110
Champion Road86
Shining Legends82
Remix Bout80
Ultra Moon78
Ultra Sun78
Dream League75
Collection Moon73
Collection Sun73
Strength Expansion Pack Sun & Moon73
Thunderclap Spark73
Facing a New Trial70
Night Unison70
Full Metal Wall69
GG End69
Sky Legend69
Dragon Storm66
Dark Order65
To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow64
Darkness that Consumes Light64
Ultra Force63
Fairy Rise63
Islands Await You62
Ultradimensional Beasts62
Awakened Heroes62
Alolan Moonlight55

Every card, rarest first

Ultra Rare (UR)

2

2 cards, numbered 124 to 125, past the main set: 2 Pokémon cards.

Lunala-GX Ultra Rare (UR) card from GX Battle Boost
Lunala-GX124/114
Solgaleo-GX Ultra Rare (UR) card from GX Battle Boost
Solgaleo-GX125/114

Hyper Rare (HR)

3

3 cards, numbered 121 to 123, past the main set: 3 Pokémon cards.

Pheromosa-GX Hyper Rare (HR) card from GX Battle Boost
Pheromosa-GX121/114
Xurkitree-GX Hyper Rare (HR) card from GX Battle Boost
Xurkitree-GX122/114
Celesteela-GX Hyper Rare (HR) card from GX Battle Boost
Celesteela-GX123/114

Super Rare (SR)

6

6 cards, numbered 115 to 120, past the main set: 3 Pokémon cards and 3 Trainer or Energy cards.

Pheromosa-GX Super Rare (SR) card from GX Battle Boost
Pheromosa-GX115/114
Xurkitree-GX Super Rare (SR) card from GX Battle Boost
Xurkitree-GX116/114
Celesteela-GX Super Rare (SR) card from GX Battle Boost
Celesteela-GX117/114
Lana Super Rare (SR) card from GX Battle Boost
Lana118/114
Lillie Super Rare (SR) card from GX Battle Boost
Lillie119/114
Lusamine Super Rare (SR) card from GX Battle Boost
Lusamine120/114

Double Rare (RR)

18

18 cards, in the main set: 18 Pokémon cards.

Pheromosa-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Pheromosa-GX012/114
Ho-Oh-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Ho-Oh-GX013/114
Tapu Fini-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Tapu Fini-GX027/114
Tapu Koko-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Tapu Koko-GX032/114
Xurkitree-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Xurkitree-GX033/114
Mewtwo-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Mewtwo-GX036/114
Tapu Lele-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Tapu Lele-GX045/114
Lunala-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Lunala-GX049/114
Necrozma-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Necrozma-GX050/114
Lycanroc-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Lycanroc-GX056/114
Lycanroc-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Lycanroc-GX057/114
Darkrai-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Darkrai-GX064/114
Guzzlord-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Guzzlord-GX065/114
Solgaleo-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Solgaleo-GX070/114
Celesteela-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Celesteela-GX071/114
Sylveon-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Sylveon-GX073/114
Silvally-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Silvally-GX086/114
Drampa-GX Double Rare (RR) card from GX Battle Boost
Drampa-GX087/114

No rarity symbol

96

96 cards, in the main set: 70 Pokémon cards and 26 Trainer or Energy cards. Japanese high-class sets print their regular cards without one.

Exeggcute No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Exeggcute001/114
Pinsir No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Pinsir002/114
Grubbin No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Grubbin003/114
Dewpider No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Dewpider004/114
Araquanid No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Araquanid005/114
Fomantis No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Fomantis006/114
Lurantis No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Lurantis007/114
Bounsweet No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Bounsweet008/114
Steenee No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Steenee009/114
Tsareena No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Tsareena010/114
Tapu Bulu No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Tapu Bulu011/114
Victini No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Victini014/114
Litwick No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Litwick015/114
Lampent No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Lampent016/114
Chandelure No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Chandelure017/114
Salandit No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Salandit018/114
Salazzle No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Salazzle019/114
Alolan Sandshrew No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Alolan Sandshrew020/114
Alolan Sandslash No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Alolan Sandslash021/114
Alolan Vulpix No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Alolan Vulpix022/114
Alolan Ninetales No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Alolan Ninetales023/114
Regice No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Regice024/114
Pyukumuku No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Pyukumuku025/114
Tapu Fini No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Tapu Fini026/114
Pikachu No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Pikachu028/114
Raichu No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Raichu029/114
Charjabug No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Charjabug030/114
Vikavolt No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Vikavolt031/114
Alolan Grimer No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Alolan Grimer034/114
Alolan Muk No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Alolan Muk035/114
Wobbuffet No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Wobbuffet037/114
Seviper No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Seviper038/114
Trubbish No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Trubbish039/114
Garbodor No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Garbodor040/114
Oricorio No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Oricorio041/114
Oricorio No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Oricorio042/114
Mimikyu No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Mimikyu043/114
Dhelmise No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Dhelmise044/114
Cosmog No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Cosmog046/114
Cosmoem No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Cosmoem047/114
Lunala No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Lunala048/114
Sudowoodo No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Sudowoodo051/114
Lunatone No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Lunatone052/114
Solrock No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Solrock053/114
Regirock No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Regirock054/114
Rockruff No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Rockruff055/114
Passimian No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Passimian058/114
Sandygast No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Sandygast059/114
Palossand No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Palossand060/114
Murkrow No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Murkrow061/114
Honchkrow No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Honchkrow062/114
Sableye No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Sableye063/114
Alolan Diglett No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Alolan Diglett066/114
Alolan Dugtrio No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Alolan Dugtrio067/114
Registeel No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Registeel068/114
Solgaleo No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Solgaleo069/114
Magearna No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Magearna072/114
Diancie No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Diancie074/114
Morelull No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Morelull075/114
Shiinotic No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Shiinotic076/114
Tapu Lele No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Tapu Lele077/114
Alolan Exeggutor No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Alolan Exeggutor078/114
Drampa No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Drampa079/114
Chansey No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Chansey080/114
Blissey No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Blissey081/114
Kangaskhan No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Kangaskhan082/114
Eevee No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Eevee083/114
Rayquaza No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Rayquaza084/114
Type: Null No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Type: Null085/114
Rotom Dex No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Rotom Dex098/114
Aqua Patch No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Aqua Patch088/114
Escape Rope No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Escape Rope089/114
Enhanced Hammer No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Enhanced Hammer090/114
Timer Ball No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Timer Ball091/114
Nest Ball No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Nest Ball092/114
Field Blower No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Field Blower093/114
Rare Candy No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Rare Candy094/114
Multi Switch No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Multi Switch095/114
Max Potion No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Max Potion096/114
Rescue Stretcher No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Rescue Stretcher097/114
Electric Memory No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Electric Memory099/114
Ancient Crystal No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Ancient Crystal100/114
Choice Band No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Choice Band101/114
Fire Memory No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Fire Memory102/114
Acerola No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Acerola103/114
Kiawe No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Kiawe104/114
Guzma No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Guzma105/114
Lana No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Lana106/114
Mallow No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Mallow107/114
Lillie No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Lillie108/114
Lusamine No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Lusamine109/114
Aether Paradise Conservation Area No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Aether Paradise Conservation Area110/114
Altar of the Moone No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Altar of the Moone111/114
Brooklet Hill No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Brooklet Hill112/114
Altar of the Sunne No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Altar of the Sunne113/114
Double Colorless Energy No rarity symbol card from GX Battle Boost
Double Colorless Energy114/114

Questions about the GX Battle Boost card list

How many cards are in the GX Battle Boost set list?

125 cards in all: 114 in the main set, plus 11 secret rares numbered 115 to 125. That's 96 Pokémon, 28 Trainers and 1 Energy card in the full Japanese card list.

What are the best hits in GX Battle Boost?

The ones everyone hopes for are the 2 gold Ultra Rares (UR), and the star of the show is the golden Lunala-GX (124/114). Just behind them are 3 Hyper Rares (HR), plus 6 Super Rares (SR).

When did GX Battle Boost come out?

GX Battle Boost was released in Japan on 15 July 2017, in the Sun & Moon era. It came out between Shining Legends and Ultradimensional Beasts.

What do UR, SR and HR mean on GX Battle Boost cards?

They're the rarity codes printed on Japanese cards, and they don't line up neatly with the English ones. In this set you'll find 2 UR (Ultra Rare, the gold cards), 3 HR (Hyper Rare), 6 SR (Super Rare) and 18 RR (Double Rare). The one that catches people out: a Japanese UR is a gold card, not the silver full art it would be in English.

Why do some GX Battle Boost cards have no rarity symbol?

Don't worry, it's not a misprint. Japanese high-class sets like GX Battle Boost reprint their regular cards without a rarity symbol, so 96 of the cards here don't have one. Only the hits get a rarity code.

About this card list

GX Battle Boost is a Japanese Sun & Moon set released on 15 July 2017. Its card list has 125 cards: 96 Pokémon, 28 Trainers and 1 Energy cards, drawn by 37 illustrators.

Japanese rarities are shown with the letters printed on the cards (SAR, AR, SR and so on). They are not the same as the English rarities: a Japanese Ultra Rare (UR) is the gold card.

The list above starts with the rarest cards and works down to the most common. Switch to the List tab to see every card as one table with its number, rarity, type and illustrator.

More Japanese Sun & Moon sets

TAG TEAM GX: Tag All Stars226 cardsAlter Genesis117 cardsDream League75 cardsRemix Bout80 cardsMiracle Twin115 cardsSky Legend69 cardsGG End69 cardsDouble Blaze116 cardsFull Metal Wall69 cardsNight Unison70 cardsTag Bolt118 cardsGX Ultra Shiny250 cardsDark Order65 cardsSuper-Burst Impact111 cardsFairy Rise63 cardsThunderclap Spark73 cardsSky-Splitting Charisma112 cardsChampion Road86 cardsDragon Storm66 cardsForbidden Light110 cardsUltra Force63 cardsUltra Sun78 cardsUltra Moon78 cardsAwakened Heroes62 cardsUltradimensional Beasts62 cardsShining Legends82 cardsDarkness that Consumes Light64 cardsTo Have Seen the Battle Rainbow64 cardsAlolan Moonlight55 cardsIslands Await You62 cardsFacing a New Trial70 cardsStrength Expansion Pack Sun & Moon73 cardsCollection Sun73 cardsCollection Moon73 cards