
Team Rocket got their own set — and it went straight to the top of the secondary market. Glory of Team Rocket (SV10, ロケット団の晐光) released in Japan on April 18, 2025, and its headline card, Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex, was printed four separate times across four rarity tiers — a spread that turned one Pokemon into the set’s entire economic engine.
This page summarizes the base set and transcribes all 34 secret cards — base set count, every secret from #99 to #132 by rarity, and the standalone Attaché Case Set — sourced directly from Limitless TCG’s set list and the official pokemon-card.com product page. We ship Glory of Team Rocket sealed product and singles out of Tokyo, so where we reference current pricing, it’s from our own listings.
Glory of Team Rocket runs 98 base cards + 34 secrets (#99–132) = 132 total: 12 AR, 13 SR, 6 SAR, 3 UR. The chase card is Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex, printed as base RR #039, SR #114, SAR #125, and UR #130. In English, the set doesn’t stand alone — it was folded into Destined Rivals alongside SV9a Heat Wave Arena.
Prices are current shop listings as of August 2026, converted at ¥147/USD. All card numbers, Japanese names, English names, and rarities below are transcribed from Limitless TCG’s set list page (limitlesstcg.com/cards/jp/SV10).
What Is Glory of Team Rocket (SV10)?
Glory of Team Rocket is a standard 拡張パック (main expansion) that released in Japan on Friday, April 18, 2025. It’s built around the “ロケット団の” (Team Rocket’s) card prefix — a full roster of Team Rocket-owned Pokemon plus the organization’s human roster: Giovanni, Ariana, Archer, Petrel, and Proton all appear as Supporter cards in the secret tier.
Packs retail at ¥180 (tax included) for 5 random cards, with 30 packs per booster box. SV10 uses a 98-card base set followed by secrets #99–132: a 34-card secret run.
Alongside the standard booster box, the set shipped a standalone premium product — the Team Rocket Attaché Case Set — covered in full below.
The rarity codes used throughout this page follow Limitless TCG’s standard SV-era system: AR (Art Rare) covers Pokemon cards with alternate full-art illustration; SR (Secret Rare) is the tier where ex Pokemon and Supporters get their first full-bleed treatment; SAR (Special Art Rare) is a second, more elaborate alternate-art pass on a subset of those same SR cards; and UR (Ultra Rare) is the gold-etched top tier, reserved here for exactly three cards. Every secret-tier card in Glory of Team Rocket falls into one of those four buckets, and several key cards — Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex chief among them — appear in more than one.
The Base Set: 98 Cards
Cards #1 through #98 make up the base set — the common, uncommon, and rare-tier cards that fill out the bulk of every pack, plus the RR (rare rare) upgrades of the set’s key ex Pokemon. Among those RR upgrades is the set’s eventual headline puller: Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex appears at base #039 as an RR, before its three secret-tier reprints take over from #114 onward.
Cards #1–98 span the common Pokemon, Trainer, and Energy slots that fill every pack, plus the standard-rarity and RR-tier Pokemon ex that sit just below the secret run. The full base list — every number, name, and rarity from #1 to #98 — is catalogued separately on our SV10 card list page, since it runs far longer than the secret tier covered in depth on this page.
Secrets begin immediately after the base run, at #99. Everything from there to #132 is transcribed in full below.
Full Secret Tier List (#99–132)
34 cards across four rarities: 12 AR (Art Rare), 13 SR (Secret Rare — ex/Supporter full arts), 6 SAR (Special Art Rare), and 3 UR (Ultra Rare). For a breakdown of how often each rarity actually pulls per box, see our Glory of Team Rocket pull rates guide.
AR — Art Rare (#99–110)
| # | JP Name | EN Name |
|---|---|---|
| 099 | ロケット団のワナイダー | Team Rocket’s Spidops |
| 100 | ロケット団のヘルガー | Team Rocket’s Houndoom |
| 101 | バシャーモ | Blaziken |
| 102 | パールル | Clamperl |
| 103 | ロケット団のソーナンス | Team Rocket’s Wobbuffet |
| 104 | ロケット団のイオルブ | Team Rocket’s Orbeetle |
| 105 | ロケット団のマタドガス | Team Rocket’s Weezing |
| 106 | ロケット団のヤミカラス | Team Rocket’s Murkrow |
| 107 | ザマゼンタ | Zamazenta |
| 108 | ロケット団のラッタ | Team Rocket’s Raticate |
| 109 | ロケット団のニャース | Team Rocket’s Meowth |
| 110 | ガルーラ | Kangaskhan |
SR — Secret Rare (#111–123)
| # | JP Name | EN Name |
|---|---|---|
| 111 | オリーヴァex | Arboliva ex |
| 112 | ロケット団のファイヤーex | Team Rocket’s Moltres ex |
| 113 | ハルクジラex | Cetitan ex |
| 114 | ロケット団のミュウツーex | Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex |
| 115 | レジロックex | Regirock ex |
| 116 | ロケット団のニドキングex | Team Rocket’s Nidoking ex |
| 117 | ロケット団のクロバットex | Team Rocket’s Crobat ex |
| 118 | ロケット団のペルシアンex | Team Rocket’s Persian ex |
| 119 | ロケット団のアテナ | Team Rocket’s Ariana |
| 120 | ロケット団のアポロ | Team Rocket’s Archer |
| 121 | ロケット団のサカキ | Team Rocket’s Giovanni |
| 122 | ロケット団のラムダ | Team Rocket’s Petrel |
| 123 | ロケット団のランス | Team Rocket’s Proton |
SAR — Special Art Rare (#124–129)
| # | JP Name | EN Name |
|---|---|---|
| 124 | ロケット団のファイヤーex | Team Rocket’s Moltres ex |
| 125 | ロケット団のミュウツーex | Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex |
| 126 | ロケット団のニドキングex | Team Rocket’s Nidoking ex |
| 127 | ロケット団のクロバットex | Team Rocket’s Crobat ex |
| 128 | ロケット団のアテナ | Team Rocket’s Ariana |
| 129 | ロケット団のサカキ | Team Rocket’s Giovanni |
UR — Ultra Rare (#130–132)
| # | JP Name | EN Name |
|---|---|---|
| 130 | ロケット団のミュウツーex | Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex |
| 131 | ロケット団のクロバットex | Team Rocket’s Crobat ex |
| 132 | ジャミングタワー | Jamming Tower |
Two Pokemon dominate the top three rarities — Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex and Team Rocket’s Crobat ex are the only cards to appear in both the SAR and UR tiers. For the full pull-rate math behind those two, see our SV10 pull rates and best-cards breakdown.
Chase Card: Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex, Four Printings
No other card in Glory of Team Rocket gets this treatment. Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex is printed as a base RR at #039, then reprinted three more times in the secret run — SR #114, SAR #125, and UR #130 — appearing in four tiers: RR, SR, SAR, and UR.
PSA 10 graded copies of the base RR and the SR, plus the UR, are listed: the base RR PSA 10 is currently listed at ¥10,814 (~$74) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), the SR PSA 10 was recently listed at ¥14,111 (~$96) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and the UR PSA 10 was recently listed at ¥24,205 (~$165) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).

The step from SR to SAR to UR follows the standard SV secret-rare escalation — full-bleed alternate art at SR, a redrawn special-art treatment at SAR, and a gold-etched ultra-rare frame at UR — but few sets outside this one give the exact same card all three treatments plus a base RR to go with it. For a full walkthrough of the card, its artwork, and where it fits against Team Rocket’s other ex Pokemon, see our Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex card guide.

Other Notable Secrets
Team Rocket’s Crobat ex is the set’s other SAR/UR double-tier card, appearing as SR #117, SAR #127, and UR #131. We currently list a PSA 10 of the SAR copy, recently listed at ¥17,858 (~$121) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).

Below the ex tier, the AR run covers the rest of Team Rocket’s Pokemon roster plus two non-Team-Rocket legendaries that snuck into the secret print run: Zamazenta at #107 and Kangaskhan at #110. We’ve listed PSA 10 copies of several ARs from this run:
- Team Rocket’s Houndoom AR (100/098) PSA 10 — recently listed at ¥5,944 (~$40)
- Team Rocket’s Orbeetle AR (104/098) PSA 10 — currently listed at ¥5,267 (~$36) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
- Team Rocket’s Murkrow AR (106/098) PSA 10 — recently listed at ¥5,955 (~$41) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
- Zamazenta AR (107/098) PSA 10 — recently listed at ¥5,484 (~$37) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
- Blaziken AR (101/098) PSA 10 — recently listed at ¥5,459 (~$37) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
Kangaskhan AR (110/098) and Team Rocket’s Spidops AR (099/098) are two more PSA 10 copies we track — use our Kangaskhan AR PSA 10 or Spidops AR PSA 10 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) product page to check current status or submit a restock request via Quick Order.
For the full roster of Team Rocket’s Pokemon across this and other sets, see our Team Rocket Japanese Pokemon cards guide, and for a broader PSA 10 buying primer, our PSA 10 Team Rocket cards guide.
The Team Rocket Attaché Case Set
Alongside the standard booster box, Glory of Team Rocket shipped as a standalone premium product on the same release date: the ロケット団のアタッシュケースセット (Team Rocket’s Attaché Case Set), officially priced at ¥14,900 (tax included).
| Fact | Detail |
|---|---|
| Official contents | Attaché case ×1 + Glory of Team Rocket booster pack ×30 (5 cards each, random) |
| Official MSRP | ¥14,900 (tax incl.) |
| Release date | April 18, 2025 |
| Case design | Team Rocket logo branding; interior dividers; holds decks, playmat, damage counters, and roughly 700 unsleeved cards |
| Original sales channel | Pokémon Center Online lottery (entries April 14–16, 2025), followed by a made-to-order window May 12–15, 2025 |
| Promo card included | None — the official contents list is the case plus 30 packs only |
The 30 packs inside are equivalent to a full booster box, and the case was distributed only through the lottery and made-to-order windows described above. We currently list the Team Rocket Attaché Case Set at ¥28,875 (~$196) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), well above the ¥14,900 original MSRP.
Box Economics: MSRP vs. Current Pricing
At MSRP, a standard Glory of Team Rocket booster box works out to ¥5,400 — 30 packs at ¥180 each. That’s the printed price on the box; it is not what boxes trade for today. We currently list our Glory of Team Rocket booster box at ¥23,400 (~$159), roughly 4.3x the original per-pack math.
That gap between the current listing and printed MSRP is typical for a Japanese secret-rare set more than a year past release. For a full breakdown of what’s worth pulling and how the odds work, see our Glory of Team Rocket booster box buying guide.
Loose packs may trade above MSRP after release; check dated listings. That’s true of the standard box above and of the Attaché Case Set covered in the previous section — both list well above their original per-pack MSRP.
The English Counterpart: Destined Rivals
Glory of Team Rocket does not have a standalone English release. Instead, its cards — combined with SV9a Heat Wave Arena — were merged into Destined Rivals, which released in English on May 30, 2025.
That merge is why Destined Rivals runs a larger card count than either Japanese source set on its own: it draws Team Rocket’s full ex roster from SV10 and the Ethan’s/Cynthia’s ex roster from SV9a into one English print run. Collectors working from English card numbers should note that SV10’s Japanese numbering above (#99–132) will not match Destined Rivals’ English collector numbers card-for-card, since English printings use a different set-wide numbering scheme — the card names and rarities are the constant to match against.
For buyers deciding between the two, the practical difference is release timing and language rather than the underlying artwork: Destined Rivals draws its Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex printings from this same SV10 card pool, just under different English collector numbers and a later release date. What you can’t get from the English release is the original Japanese Attaché Case Set — that product never had an English equivalent.
Where to Buy Glory of Team Rocket
We ship Glory of Team Rocket sealed product, PSA 10 graded singles, and the Attaché Case Set worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
For the full base-set listing beyond the secrets transcribed above, see our SV10 card list page. To mix singles, PSA 10 graded cards, and sealed product into one order, our Quick Order page is the fastest route.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in Glory of Team Rocket (SV10)?
132 total: a 98-card base set plus 34 secrets numbered #99–132 (12 AR, 13 SR, 6 SAR, 3 UR). The set released in Japan on April 18, 2025.
What is the chase card in Glory of Team Rocket?
Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex, which is printed four times: base RR #039, SR #114, SAR #125, and UR #130. Mewtwo ex appears in four tiers: RR, SR, SAR, and UR.
What’s inside the Team Rocket Attaché Case Set?
An attaché case plus 30 Glory of Team Rocket booster packs (5 random cards each) — equivalent to a full booster box. Officially priced at ¥14,900; no promo card is included in the official contents.
Is there an English version of Glory of Team Rocket?
Not as a standalone set. Its cards were combined with SV9a Heat Wave Arena and released in English as Destined Rivals on May 30, 2025.
Where can I buy Glory of Team Rocket singles and sealed product?
We ship Japanese sealed product, PSA 10 graded singles, and the Attaché Case Set from Tokyo. See individual product pages for current pricing, or use Quick Order to combine multiple items in one order.
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