Black Bolt Card List: Complete Set Guide & Prices 2025

Every Pokémon TCG collector knows the thrill of a new set release, but figuring out which cards are actually inside can be a puzzle. The Scarlet & Violet—Black Bolt expansion landed on July 18, 2025, bringing Unova favorites like Zekrom ex and Kyurem ex into the spotlight, and this guide walks through the complete card list, market prices, and comparison with White Flare.

Set Name: Scarlet & Violet—Black Bolt ·
Set Code: BLK ·
Release Date: July 18, 2025 ·
Total Cards: ~100 (official count to be confirmed)

Six key facts in one view cover the essentials of Black Bolt:

What cards are in the Black Bolt set?

Complete Card List by Number

The Black Bolt set (BLK) starts with Snivy #001 and winds through Unova favorites. According to TCGCollector (set database), the numbering reaches at least 086 in the main set, with Secret Rares extending beyond. Early cards include Snivy #001 priced at $2.65, Servine #002 at $0.15, and Serperior EX #003 at $0.70 on Pikawiz (card price tracker).

Rarity Breakdown

• Common cards (Snivy, Sandile, Petilil) start at $0.04–$2.65
• Uncommon and rare cards (Musharna #117 at $7.55, Petilil #91 at $17.59) (PriceCharting)
• ex-class cards (Serperior ex, Kyurem ex) range $0.68–$62.99
• Secret Rares and Master Ball Holo variants command premium prices

Notable Cards and Secret Rares

The chase cards in Black Bolt include Kyurem ex #165 with a market price of $62.99, and N’s Plan #170 at $56.04. Serperior ex #164 sells at $35.20 market, while Zekrom ex #158 goes for $4.79 market. The Maractus Master Ball Holo variant is reportedly valued around $30. Each of these figures comes from PriceCharting (price data aggregator).

The pattern: Collectors can target budget-friendly commons or invest in high-value secret rares depending on their goals.

What is the White Flare card list?

Complete Card List

White Flare (set code FLR) launched on the same day as Black Bolt — July 18, 2025. The official Pokémon TCG gallery lists White Flare as a companion expansion featuring an overlapping but distinct roster of Pokémon (Official Pokémon TCG, gallery page). While Black Bolt leans into Grass, Lightning, and Water types, White Flare emphasizes Fire and Psychic Pokémon from Unova.

Differences from Black Bolt

• Black Bolt includes Serperior ex, Kyurem ex, and Zekrom ex as highlights
• White Flare features different ex cards and Trainer cards
• Both sets share the same base rarity structure and Master Ball Holo treatment
• Master Ball Holo variants appear in both sets at similar pull rates

What this means: Collectors who want both type coverage and exclusive cards will need to acquire singles from each set.

How does Black Bolt compare to White Flare?

Three dimensions separate the two companion sets:

The pattern: Black Bolt and White Flare are mirror-image sets sharing a structure but diverging in type focus and chase cards. Collectors who want competitive coverage across types may need both.

The implication: Black Bolt currently leads in value, but White Flare may gain traction as tournament play evolves.

What are the prices of Black Bolt cards?

Most Valuable Cards

1. Kyurem ex #165: $62.99 market, $58.00 NM, $132.02 graded (PriceCharting)
2. N’s Plan #170: $56.04 market, $58.00 NM, $105.00 graded (PriceCharting)
3. Meloetta ex #167: $36.99 market, $32.42 NM, $82.68 graded (PriceCharting)
4. Genesect ex #169: $38.80 market, $39.00 NM, $84.25 graded (PriceCharting)
5. Serperior ex #164: $35.20 market, $34.68 NM, $82.99 graded (PriceCharting)
6. Black Bolt Elite Trainer Box: $81.00 on PriceCharting, $141.81 on TCGplayer (TCGplayer (market analysis))

Average Prices by Rarity

• Common cards: $0.04–$2.65
• Uncommon: $0.15–$7.55
• Rare: $7.55–$17.59
• ex-class: $0.68–$62.99
• Secret Rare: To be confirmed as sales data matures

Where to Check Current Prices

PriceCharting tracks market, near-mint, and graded prices for all Black Bolt cards. TCGplayer offers real-time listings from sellers. Pikawiz provides per-card price data including low-common cards. Each platform uses different data sources, so cross-referencing is advised.

The catch: Prices vary by condition and platform; always compare before buying.

Where can I find the Black Bolt card list in different languages?

Japanese Card List

The Japanese version of Black Bolt uses a different numbering system from the international set. TCG Collector and Pokellector offer Japanese-language galleries with localized card names. The card list on Pokémon.com (official site) provides language-specific galleries, though Japanese cards often release earlier than English ones.

Korean Card List

Korean Black Bolt cards follow the Japanese numbering convention rather than the international one. Collectors looking for Korean singles can use TCG Collector’s language filter or check Pikawiz for Korean card listings. Korean print runs are typically smaller than Japanese or English, affecting availability.

International TCG List: The English-language set is easiest to find on major aggregators. The official Pokémon TCG gallery lists all English cards. TCGCollector provides the most complete searchable database with card images.

For collectors in the Toronto area, local game stores may carry Black Bolt booster packs. The Places to Visit Toronto – Top Attractions and Itineraries guide includes game store recommendations near downtown.

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Frequently asked questions

For Toronto collectors and TCG enthusiasts, the choice between Black Bolt and White Flare hinges on type preference and budget. Black Bolt’s Kyurem ex and Serperior ex carry higher price tags, but White Flare’s exclusive Fire support may shape competitive lineups. The implication: buying both sets’ singles on secondary markets may cost less than sealed booster boxes, especially as early prices settle after July 18.