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Tyranitar · 36 cards · 2001–2025

How much is a Tyranitar card worth?

There are 36 English Tyranitar cards, spread over 26 sets between 2001 and 2025. The first was Tyranitar in Neo Discovery, 1 June 2001, drawn by Hironobu Yoshida in the Neo era. It has carried 6 of the game's card types over the years — V, Dark, ex, ex — and a collector will pay wildly different money for each.

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Tyranitar, the first Tyranitar card, Neo Discovery 2001
The first one: Neo Discovery, 2001
Where the 27 priced Tyranitar cards sit
under $1Journey Together · 2025 · #95$81HS—Unleashed · 2010 · #26$4,250Neo Destiny · 2002 · #113

What we pay is a different number. These are TCGplayer market prices, worked out from recent sales between collectors, read 2026-09-08. What a buyer pays is always less than what a collector pays, and it turns on the condition of the card in your hand — which is why you get our number on the phone, in one call, before anything is posted.

Spaced by ratio, not by dollars, so the cheap end stays readable. Tap a handle to jump to that card. 9 of the 36 have no market price on file.

Every one of them, with a picture

All 36 English Tyranitar cards, oldest first.

The set name and the number at the bottom of the card are what tell one Tyranitar from the other 35 . Tap any card and we will show you exactly what to read down the phone.

2001–2002 · 6 cards · 3 sets

  • Tyranitar, card 12 of the Neo Discovery set, 2001, illustrated by Hironobu YoshidaTyranitarNeo Discovery · 2001#12$450
  • Tyranitar, card 31 of the Neo Discovery set, 2001, illustrated by Hironobu YoshidaTyranitarNeo Discovery · 2001#31no price on file
  • Dark Tyranitar, card 11 of the Neo Destiny set, 2002, illustrated by Shin-ichi YoshidaDark TyranitarNeo Destiny · 2002#11$200
  • Shining Tyranitar, card 113 of the Neo Destiny set, 2002, illustrated by Ken SugimoriShining TyranitarNeo Destiny · 2002#113$4,250
  • Tyranitar, card 29 of the Expedition Base Set set, 2002, illustrated by Kimiya MasagoTyranitarExpedition Base Set · 2002#29$311
  • Tyranitar, card 66 of the Expedition Base Set set, 2002, illustrated by Kimiya MasagoTyranitarExpedition Base Set · 2002#66$115

2003–2005 · 6 cards · 4 sets

  • Tyranitar, card 40 of the Aquapolis set, 2003, illustrated by Naoyo KimuraTyranitarAquapolis · 2003#40$135
  • Tyranitar, card H28 of the Aquapolis set, 2003, illustrated by Naoyo KimuraTyranitarAquapolis · 2003#H28no price on file
  • Tyranitar ex, card 17 of the POP Series 1 set, 2004, illustrated by Hisao NakamuraTyranitar exPOP Series 1 · 2004#17$336
  • Dark Tyranitar, card 19 of the Team Rocket Returns set, 2004, illustrated by NakaokaDark TyranitarTeam Rocket Returns · 2004#19$227
  • Dark Tyranitar, card 20 of the Team Rocket Returns set, 2004, illustrated by Kyoko KoizumiDark TyranitarTeam Rocket Returns · 2004#20$250
  • Tyranitar ex, card 111 of the Unseen Forces set, 2005, illustrated by Mitsuhiro AritaTyranitar exUnseen Forces · 2005#111$500

2005–2010 · 6 cards · 5 sets

  • Tyranitar δ, card 16 of the Delta Species set, 2005, illustrated by Mitsuhiro AritaTyranitar δDelta Species · 2005#16$204
  • Tyranitar ex δ, card 99 of the Dragon Frontiers set, 2006, illustrated by Yusuke ShimadaTyranitar ex δDragon Frontiers · 2006#99$202
  • Tyranitar, card 17 of the Mysterious Treasures set, 2007, illustrated by Masakazu FukudaTyranitarMysterious Treasures · 2007#17$39
  • Tyranitar, card 30 of the Stormfront set, 2008, illustrated by Kagemaru HimenoTyranitarStormfront · 2008#30$41
  • Tyranitar, card 26 of the HS—Unleashed set, 2010, illustrated by Kouki SaitouTyranitarHS—Unleashed · 2010#26$81
  • Tyranitar, card 88 of the HS—Unleashed set, 2010, illustrated by Wataru KawaharaTyranitarHS—Unleashed · 2010#88$240

2013–2020 · 6 cards · 6 sets

  • Tyranitar, card XY130 of the XY Black Star Promos set, 2013, illustrated by Satoshi ShiraiTyranitarXY Black Star Promos · 2013#XY130$45
  • Tyranitar, card 56 of the Fates Collide set, 2016, illustrated by Satoshi ShiraiTyranitarFates Collide · 2016#56under $1
  • Tyranitar, card 87 of the Celestial Storm set, 2018, illustrated by Hironobu YoshidaTyranitarCelestial Storm · 2018#87$8
  • Tyranitar, card 85 of the Team Up set, 2019, illustrated by HasunoTyranitarTeam Up · 2019#85$5
  • Tyranitar V, card SWSH109 of the SWSH Black Star Promos set, 2019, illustrated by PLANETA TsujiTyranitar VSWSH Black Star Promos · 2019#SWSH109under $1
  • Tyranitar, card 88 of the Darkness Ablaze set, 2020, illustrated by nagimisoTyranitarDarkness Ablaze · 2020#88no price on file

2021–2023 · 6 cards · 4 sets

  • Tyranitar V, card 154 of the Battle Styles set, 2021, illustrated by Ayaka YoshidaTyranitar VBattle Styles · 2021#154no price on file
  • Tyranitar V, card 155 of the Battle Styles set, 2021, illustrated by HYOGONOSUKETyranitar VBattle Styles · 2021#155no price on file
  • Tyranitar V, card 97 of the Battle Styles set, 2021, illustrated by Ayaka YoshidaTyranitar VBattle Styles · 2021#97no price on file
  • Tyranitar V, card 158 of the Fusion Strike set, 2021, illustrated by 5ban GraphicsTyranitar VFusion Strike · 2021#158$1
  • Tyranitar, card 43 of the Pokémon GO set, 2022, illustrated by Nisota NisoTyranitarPokémon GO · 2022#43under $1
  • Tyranitar, card 135 of the Paldea Evolved set, 2023, illustrated by hnclTyranitarPaldea Evolved · 2023#135no price on file

2023–2025 · 6 cards · 5 sets

  • Tyranitar, card 222 of the Paldea Evolved set, 2023, illustrated by NurikabeTyranitarPaldea Evolved · 2023#222no price on file
  • Tyranitar ex, card 211 of the Obsidian Flames set, 2023, illustrated by 5ban GraphicsTyranitar exObsidian Flames · 2023#211$5
  • Tyranitar ex, card 66 of the Obsidian Flames set, 2023, illustrated by 5ban GraphicsTyranitar exObsidian Flames · 2023#66$2
  • Tyranitar ex, card 64 of the Prismatic Evolutions set, 2025Tyranitar exPrismatic Evolutions · 2025#64no price on file
  • Tyranitar, card 95 of the Journey Together set, 2025TyranitarJourney Together · 2025#95under $1
  • Team Rocket's Tyranitar, card 96 of the Destined Rivals set, 2025Team Rocket's TyranitarDestined Rivals · 2025#96under $1

What decides the number

Five things about your Tyranitar, in order of how much they matter.

  1. Which printing. Tyranitar spans 26 sets, from Neo Discovery in 2001 to Destined Rivals in 2025, and the set symbol beside the picture is what tells one from another before anything else about the card is worth discussing.
  2. Which card type. A Tyranitar V and a Tyranitar Dark are different cards that happen to share a name — Tyranitar has been printed as 6 types in all, so the word beside Tyranitar at the top decides which of the 36 you own.
  3. Promo stamps. 2 of the 36 Tyranitar cards were promos rather than pack pulls, and a black star, a tournament stamp or a set-launch mark in the corner is what turns an otherwise ordinary Tyranitar into the scarce one.
  4. The Shining ones. 1 Tyranitar card carries the Shining treatment, printed deliberately short — if the word Shining sits before Tyranitar on your card, that is the first thing to tell us.
  5. Centering. Hold your Tyranitar at arm’s length and look at the border: a Tyranitar with a visibly fatter margin on one side is capped on grade before condition is even discussed, and the Battle Styles printings are the ones we see off-centre most often.
  • Most Tyranitar cards are Rare Holo — 11 of the 36.
  • Hironobu Yoshida has illustrated Tyranitar more than anyone else, 3 times.
  • Battle Styles carries the most Tyranitar cards of any single set (3).
  • Tyranitar has been printed under 6 card types: V, Dark, ex (2003–07), ex (modern), Shining, Delta Species.
  • No Tyranitar card was printed at all for 3 years, 2013 to 2016.
  • 24 different illustrators have drawn Tyranitar.
  • 24 years separate the first Tyranitar card from the newest.

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