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Temporal Forces set overview
Temporal Forces is the fifth main set of the Scarlet & Violet series. It went on sale on 22 March 2024, after prerelease events on the weekends of 9 and 16 March. The set has 218 cards: a 162-card main list and 56 secret rares numbered 163/162 to 218/162.
The set carries on the Ancient and Future Pokémon that Paradox Rift introduced. Its six headline Pokémon ex are Paradox Pokémon modelled on the Legendary beasts and the Swords of Justice: the Ancient Walking Wake ex, Gouging Fire ex and Raging Bolt ex, and the Future Iron Leaves ex, Iron Boulder ex and Iron Crown ex. Of its 15 Pokémon ex, Wugtrio ex and Farigiraf ex are Tera Pokémon ex.
Temporal Forces also brought back ACE SPEC cards, which first appeared in the Black & White series. A deck can hold only one ACE SPEC card of any kind. The set has seven, each with a magenta card design: six Trainer cards, including Prime Catcher, Master Ball and Hero's Cape, and one Special Energy, Neo Upper Energy.
The English list combines two Japanese sets released on the same day, Wild Force and Cyber Judge, with cards from Japan's Starter Deck & Build Sets and one gym promo. The changes are listed below.
- 218Cards
- 56Secret rares
- 185Pokémon
- 31Trainers
- 2Energy
- 141Illustrators
What changed from Wild Force and Cyber Judge
- Merged: all 142 main-list cards of Wild Force and Cyber Judge, 71 from each. The Ancient trio comes from Wild Force, including Walking Wake ex (050/162) and Raging Bolt ex (123/162); the Future trio comes from Cyber Judge, including Iron Leaves ex (025/162) and Iron Crown ex (081/162).
- Added from the Starter Deck & Build Sets: 19 cards from Japan's Ancient Koraidon ex and Future Miraidon ex Starter Deck & Build Sets, released on 26 January 2024. They include Koraidon ex (120/162), Miraidon ex (122/162), Latias (067/162), Iron Jugulis (139/162) and the Master Ball ACE SPEC (153/162).
- Added from a Japanese gym promo: Scovillain ex (022/162), which was one of the cards in Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 3 in Japan from 28 July 2023.
- Moved to promos: the Flutter Mane art rare from Wild Force, by Takumi Wada, and the Iron Thorns art rare from Cyber Judge, by Tonji Matsuno, became the Elite Trainer Box promos (SVP 097 and SVP 098).
- Numbering: 162 main cards against 142 across the two Japanese sets, and 56 secret rares against 58.
Temporal Forces chase cards
The six cards below are the most expensive singles in the set by market price on 9 October 2026. The most expensive of all on that date was Gastly (177/162, Illustration Rare). The headline Special Illustration Rares are the six Paradox Pokémon ex. Teeziro drew the Ancient trio, Raging Bolt ex (208/162), Gouging Fire ex (204/162) and Walking Wake ex (205/162), and nagimiso drew the Future trio, Iron Crown ex (206/162), Iron Leaves ex (203/162) and Iron Boulder ex (207/162). The Gastly line, which is Darkness type in this set, and Morty, the Ghost-type Gym Leader, also feature among the rares: the Gastly Illustration Rare (177/162) by Mousho, the Gengar ex Ultra Rare (193/162) by Satoshi Shirai and the Morty's Conviction Special Illustration Rare (211/162) by Megumi Mizutani. Tap a card to jump to it in the list.
Temporal Forces card list
Every card in the set is below in set-number order, with its rarity, illustrator and market price. The secret rares start at 163/162: 22 Illustration Rares, 18 Ultra Rares, 10 Special Illustration Rares and six gold Hyper Rares, one for each Paradox Pokémon ex. The seven ACE SPEC cards sit in the main list with their own rarity chip. Iron Valiant and Great Tusk each have two different cards in the main list, so check the number when you trade. Search by name, number, artist or rarity, or narrow the list with the type, rarity and price chips. The Own button marks a card as collected and saves the mark in your browser only.
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Temporal Forces card prices
Market prices in US dollars, collected on 9 October 2026, with pounds at that day's rate (1 USD = 0.757 GBP). They are a snapshot, not live quotes. The bars show each card's price against the most expensive card in the set. The buy links are affiliate links and Bill's Archive earns a commission on qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you.
- $1,175.08£888.97One of every card
- 92%Of that value in the 56 secret rares
- 13%In the top two cards alone
- 35Cards at $10 or more
- 64Cards at $1 or more
- 154Bulk cards under $1
The last 90 days
- Top 20 cards combined$817.58−13% since 14 July 2026 ($941.78)
- Biggest riserHero's Cape152/162 · $16.27 → $28.71 (+76%)
- Biggest fallerMorty's Conviction211/162 · $75.95 → $49.64 (−35%)
- Most sales recordedHero's Cape152/162 · 506 sales on TCGplayer
TCGplayer market prices for the set's 20 most valuable cards, every three days from 14 July 2026 to 9 October 2026. Risers and fallers need 3+ recorded sales and a $3+ price.
Prices by printing
| Printing | Cards priced | All priced cards | Top card in this printing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Holofoil | 92 | $1,155.59 | Gastly 177/162 · $94.22 |
| Normal | 126 | $24.59 | Metang 114/162 · $3.67 |
| Reverse Holofoil | 140 | $42.83 | Metang 114/162 · $3.86 |
TCGplayer market prices in US dollars by printing, from tcgcsv.com, collected on 9 October 2026. The headline price on each card is TCGplayer’s main listing for that card; the line under the card name splits it by printing. Holo and non-holo prints have their own rows. Rare vintage holos sell infrequently, so their market prices can lag behind recent sales.
The 15 most expensive singles
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Gastly177/162 · IR · Mousho$94.22£71.28TCGplayer - 2
Raging Bolt ex208/162 · SIR · Teeziro$62.38£47.19TCGplayer - 3
Sawsbuck166/162 · IR · Susumu Maeya$52.35£39.60TCGplayer - 4
Gengar ex193/162 · UR · Satoshi Shirai$51.15£38.70TCGplayer - 5
Iron Crown ex206/162 · SIR · nagimiso$51.03£38.61TCGplayer - 6
Gouging Fire ex204/162 · SIR · Teeziro$50.58£38.26TCGplayer - 7
Morty's Conviction211/162 · SIR · Megumi Mizutani$49.50£37.45TCGplayer - 8
Deerling165/162 · IR · Susumu Maeya$42.98£32.52TCGplayer - 9
Litten167/162 · IR · Makura Tami$39.65£30.00TCGplayer - 10
Walking Wake ex205/162 · SIR · Teeziro$38.91£29.44TCGplayer - 11
Cinccino183/162 · IR · Shibuzoh.$36.71£27.77TCGplayer - 12
Metagross178/162 · IR · Katsunori Sato$32.34£24.47TCGplayer - 13
Iron Leaves ex203/162 · SIR · nagimiso$30.54£23.10TCGplayer - 14
Hero's Cape152/162 · ACE · Toyste Beach$28.78£21.77TCGplayer - 15
Arbok176/162 · IR · OKUBO$28.64£21.67TCGplayer
Temporal Forces illustrators
141 illustrators are credited across the 218 cards, and 5ban Graphics has the most credits, including six of the Double Rare Pokémon ex and four of the six Hyper Rares. Teeziro drew the three Ancient Special Illustration Rares and two Rares, Koraidon (119/162) and Dudunsparce (129/162); nagimiso drew the three Future ones. The Supporter Special Illustration Rares are by Cona Nitanda (Bianca's Devotion), DOM (Eri), Megumi Mizutani (Morty's Conviction) and Tetsu Kayama (Salvatore). Among the Illustration Rares, Susumu Maeya drew both Deerling and Sawsbuck, Shibuzoh. drew both Minccino and Cinccino, and Mitsuhiro Arita drew Relicanth. Each tile leads with the artist's highest-value card in the set; the name links to their entry in the illustrator database.
Show all 141 illustrators
- GIDORA097, 155, 201
- Ayumi Odashima144, 148, 156
- Souichirou Gunjima005, 042, 061
- Susumu Maeya165, 166
- Makura Tami065, 167
- Katsunori Sato069, 178
- OKUBO047, 176
- Cona Nitanda070, 209
- Orca045, 180
- Mékayu133, 184
- Atsushi Furusawa013, 171
- Tetsu Kayama020, 212
- MINAMINAMI Take039, 175
- Saboteri023, 174
- Mina Nakai084, 169
- REND032, 172
- Taira Akitsu145, 198
- PLANETA Tsuji012, 185
- Ryuta Fuse160, 202
- En Morikura142, 197
- Hideki Ishikawa147, 200
- Studio Bora Inc.143, 153
- PLANETA Mochizuki022, 122
- inose yukie154, 158
- kodama051, 078
- Ayaka Yoshida150, 151
- Saya Tsuruta019, 033
- Anesaki Dynamic094, 135
- Mousho177
- Satoshi Shirai193
- Megumi Mizutani211
- Scav181
- Sie Nanahara163
- sowsow170
- Masa179
- Nisota Niso104
- Eske Yoshinob195
- Nobuhiro Imagawa114
- toriyufu111
- PLANETA Igarashi120
- Jerky040
- Sanosuke Sakuma128
- Asako Ito003
- MAHOU103
- Nelnal063
- OKACHEKE010
- Yuka Morii136
- cochi8i052
- chibi080
- hatachu113
- Minato101
- Ryota Murayama027
- Shinji Kanda043
- Yuu Nishida137
- Keisin131
- kurumitsu058
- Uninori011
- Dsuke001
- Taiga Kasai007
- takashi shiraishi026
- Takeshi Nakamura062
- Gapao009
- kantaro057
- kirisAki125
- Shiburingaru095
- Yoshioka090
- aspara112
- hncl109
- rika046
- Takumi Wada067
- Tika Matsuno076
- yuu064
- Hitoshi Ariga056
- Kariya085
- mele071
- mingo024
- toi8127
- Toshinao Aoki138
- Rond016
- Mizue015
- nisimono124
- otumami021
- ryoma uratsuka126
- Yoriyuki Ikegami006
- 0313107
- akagi106
- Akira Komayama017
- Fujimoto Gold102
- matazo066
- Sekio075
- Shimaris Yukichi100
- Tonji Matsuno118
- Atsuko Nishida130
- Haru Akasaka028
- HYOGONOSUKE048
- Oku088
- osare110
- satoma044
- Shigenori Negishi035
- Tomomi Ozaki008
- Uta053
- Kagemaru Himeno018
- kawayoo077
- Krgc037
- Pani Kobayashi134
- Shinya Komatsu074
- sui089
- Bun Toujo086
- Lee HyunJung004
- Midori Harada002
- Miki Tanaka105
- Nurikabe115
- Taiga Kayama116
- Tomokazu Komiya073
- Aya Kusube093
- Kedamahadaitai Yawarakai068
- Kyoko Umemoto014
- Natsumi Miyanose082
- Yuya Oka054
- miki kudo087
- Misa Tsutsui055
- Naoyo Kimura092
- Narumi Sato091
- Gemi072
- Keiichiro Ito139
- Masakazu Fukuda031
- Masako Tomii083
- Yukiko Baba036
- GOTO minori132
Japanese source: Wild Force + Cyber Judge
Japanese source setWild Force (ワイルドフォース)Released 26 January 2024 · 100 cards · Paired with Cyber Judge.
Japanese source setCyber Judge (サイバージャッジ)Released 26 January 2024 · 100 cards · Paired with Wild Force.Wild Force (ワイルドフォース) and Cyber Judge (サイバージャッジ) released together in Japan on 26 January 2024, each with 71 numbered cards and 29 secret rares. Wild Force holds the Ancient Pokémon and Cyber Judge the Future ones, and each has three ACE SPEC cards. Japan's Ancient Koraidon ex and Future Miraidon ex Starter Deck & Build Sets came out the same day. Each held a 60-card deck plus deck-building cards, including a Master Ball ACE SPEC. Japanese secret rares use the AR, SR, SAR and UR labels, where the English set uses IR, UR, SIR and HR.
| Property | Wild Force (JP) | Cyber Judge (JP) | Temporal Forces (EN) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Release date | 26 January 2024 | 26 January 2024 | 22 March 2024 |
| Paradox Pokémon ex | Walking Wake, Gouging Fire, Raging Bolt (Ancient) | Iron Leaves, Iron Boulder, Iron Crown (Future) | All six |
| Supporters | Eri, Explorer's Guidance, Morty's Conviction | Bianca's Devotion, Ciphermaniac's Codebreaking, Salvatore | All six |
| ACE SPEC cards | 3 | 3 | 7 (adds Master Ball) |
| Card count | 100 (71 + 29 secret rares) | 100 (71 + 29 secret rares) | 218 (162 + 56 secret rares) |
| Other sources | None | None | Starter Deck & Build Sets, a gym promo |
Temporal Forces products and sealed prices
Everything below launched with the set on 22 March 2024 except the Build & Battle Box, which came first at prerelease events. Its four promos are Feraligatr (SVP 089), Metang (SVP 090), Koraidon (SVP 091) and Miraidon (SVP 092). The Walking Wake and Iron Leaves Elite Trainer Boxes differ only in their art and promo. The Pokémon Center versions, sold on Pokémon Center online stores from the same day, add two packs and a second copy of the promo with a Pokémon Center stamp. The Booster Bundle came in two box designs for the first time: the style used since Lost Origin and a new wider, shallower box, both with six packs. Every blister except the 3-Pack Blister came with a Pawmi coin. Stage 1 Blisters with the Scovillain or Palafin evolution lines were sold only through some retailers, such as Target. Sealed prices are market prices from the same snapshot as the singles.
Elite Trainer Box (Walking Wake)
9 booster packs, Flutter Mane promo (SVP 097), 65 sleeves, 45 Energy and dice
Elite Trainer Box (Iron Leaves)
9 booster packs, Iron Thorns promo (SVP 098), 65 sleeves, 45 Energy and dice
Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box (Walking Wake)
11 booster packs and two Flutter Mane promos, one with the Pokémon Center stamp
Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box (Iron Leaves)
11 booster packs and two Iron Thorns promos, one with the Pokémon Center stamp
Build & Battle Box
4 booster packs and a 40-card deck with 1 of 4 promos (SVP 089 to 092)
No photo yetBooster Pack
One booster pack, in one of four artworks: Walking Wake, Iron Leaves, Raging Bolt or Iron Crown
No photo yet3-Pack Blister
3 booster packs and a Cleffa or Cyclizar promo (SVP 095 or 096); this price is the Cleffa version
Single Pack Blister
1 booster pack, a Carvanha or Bellibolt promo (SVP 093 or 094) and a Pawmi coin; this price is the Carvanha version
Premium Checklane Blister
1 booster pack, a Pawmi coin and the Togekiss (Obsidian Flames) or Baxcalibur (Paldea Evolved) evolution line; this price is the Togekiss version
Collector's notes
The two missing art rares
Wild Force and Cyber Judge had 24 art rares between them, but only 22 made the English booster packs. The Flutter Mane by Takumi Wada and the Iron Thorns by Tonji Matsuno are Elite Trainer Box promos instead (SVP 097 and SVP 098), one in each box, so the full run of illustration-rare style cards needs both.
Stamped copies share the set number
Several cards were reissued with a stamp but the same Temporal Forces number. Koraidon (119/162) was a Cosmos Holo gift-with-purchase promo with a GameStop stamp in the US and Canada, an EB Games stamp in Australia and New Zealand, and a "Temporal Forces" stamp in Europe. Scream Tail (077/162), Gastly (102/162) and Haunter (103/162) are among the cards with a Pikachu jack-o'-lantern stamp from the 2024 Trick or Trade BOOster Bundle. The prices on this page are for the regular prints, so check for a stamp before pricing a copy.
Non-holo Rares from the Build & Battle Box
The Build & Battle Box decks hold non-holo copies of six Rares that are holofoil in booster packs: Feraligatr (041/162), Iron Thorns (062/162), Flutter Mane (078/162), Relicanth (084/162), Koraidon (119/162) and Miraidon (121/162). The four Build & Battle promos (SVP 089 to 092) also have Staff versions, given to staff at prerelease events.
More Scarlet & Violet era set guides
Every English set of the Scarlet & Violet era in release order.
- Scarlet & Violet31 March 2023 · 258 cards
- Paldea Evolved9 June 2023 · 279 cards
- Obsidian Flames11 August 2023 · 230 cards
- Pokémon 15122 September 2023 · 207 cards
- Paradox Rift3 November 2023 · 266 cards
- Paldean Fates26 January 2024 · 245 cards
- Temporal Forces22 March 2024 · 218 cards
- Twilight Masquerade24 May 2024 · 226 cards
- Shrouded Fable2 August 2024 · 99 cards
- Stellar Crown13 September 2024 · 175 cards
- Surging Sparks8 November 2024 · 252 cards
- Prismatic Evolutions17 January 2025 · 180 cards
- Journey Together28 March 2025 · 190 cards
- Destined Rivals30 May 2025 · 244 cards
- Black Bolt18 July 2025 · 172 cards
- White Flare18 July 2025 · 173 cards
Temporal Forces FAQ
What are ACE SPEC cards?
Powerful Trainer and Special Energy cards with one rule: a deck can include only one ACE SPEC card of any kind. They first appeared in the Black & White series and returned in Temporal Forces. The set has seven: Awakening Drum (141/162), Hero's Cape (152/162), Master Ball (153/162), Maximum Belt (154/162), Prime Catcher (157/162), Reboot Pod (158/162) and Neo Upper Energy (162/162).
What is the difference between the two Temporal Forces Elite Trainer Boxes?
The box art and the promo. The Walking Wake box holds a Flutter Mane promo (SVP 097) and the Iron Leaves box an Iron Thorns promo (SVP 098). Both have nine booster packs, 65 sleeves, 45 Energy cards, dice and a player's guide. The Pokémon Center versions add two packs and a stamped copy of the promo.
What are the Temporal Forces promo cards?
Build & Battle Box promos: Feraligatr (SVP 089), Metang (SVP 090), Koraidon (SVP 091) and Miraidon (SVP 092). Blisters: Carvanha and Bellibolt (SVP 093 and 094), Cleffa and Cyclizar (SVP 095 and 096). Elite Trainer Boxes: Flutter Mane (SVP 097) and Iron Thorns (SVP 098).









































