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Stellar Crown Card List (Pokémon TCG SV07): All 175 Cards, Rarities, Chase Cards and Pull Rates

Every Stellar Crown card with its rarity, artist and text, plus the Squirtle and Bulbasaur illustration rares and the Terapagos ex chase, pull rates and what is in the set.

By TCGGuy Team October 27, 2026 15 min read

In this guide 11 sections · 15 min

Stellar Crown card list
What is in Stellar Crown?
The Pokémon ex in Stellar Crown
The ACE SPEC cards in Stellar Crown
Stellar Crown pull rates
The chase cards in Stellar Crown
The illustration rares in Stellar Crown
The Special Illustration Rares in Stellar Crown
The Hyper Rares in Stellar Crown
Tracking Stellar Crown prices
Shop Stellar Crown at TCGGuy

Every card in Stellar Crown (SV07) in set order: 142 cards in the main set and 33 secret rares, 175 in all, from the TCGGuy Market Insights card catalog with card text from TCGdex. Search by name or number, filter by rarity, and tap a card to read it. Updated October 27, 2026.

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Stellar Crown card list

175 cards shown. Tap or click a card to enlarge it and read its text.

001/142 Venusaur ex Double Rare
002/142 Ledyba Common
003/142 Ledian Rare
004/142 Celebi Uncommon
005/142 Lileep Common
006/142 Cradily Rare
007/142 Carnivine Common
008/142 Mow Rotom Common
009/142 Grubbin Common
010/142 Gossifleur Common
011/142 Eldegoss Uncommon
012/142 Applin Common
013/142 Dipplin Common
014/142 Hydrapple ex Double Rare
015/142 Nymble Common
016/142 Lokix Common
017/142 Toedscool Common
018/142 Toedscruel Uncommon
019/142 Ponyta Common
020/142 Rapidash Uncommon
021/142 Pansear Common
022/142 Reshiram Uncommon
023/142 Salandit Common
024/142 Salazzle Uncommon
025/142 Turtonator Common
026/142 Scorbunny Common
027/142 Raboot Common
028/142 Cinderace ex Double Rare
029/142 Charcadet Common
030/142 Blastoise ex Double Rare
031/142 Lapras Uncommon
032/142 Lapras ex Double Rare
033/142 Marill Common
034/142 Azumarill Uncommon
035/142 Finneon Common
036/142 Lumineon Uncommon
037/142 Tirtouga Common
038/142 Carracosta Rare
039/142 Froakie Common
040/142 Frogadier Uncommon
041/142 Greninja ex Double Rare
042/142 Crabominable Uncommon
043/142 Chewtle Common
044/142 Drednaw Rare
045/142 Veluza Uncommon
046/142 Electabuzz Common
047/142 Electivire Uncommon
048/142 Chinchou Common
049/142 Lanturn Uncommon
050/142 Joltik Common
051/142 Galvantula ex Double Rare
052/142 Charjabug Common
053/142 Vikavolt Uncommon
054/142 Togedemaru Uncommon
055/142 Zeraora Rare
056/142 Pawmi Common
057/142 Slowpoke Common
058/142 Slowking Uncommon
059/142 Mewtwo Uncommon
060/142 Drifloon Common
061/142 Drifblim Uncommon
062/142 Yamask Common
063/142 Comfey Common
064/142 Milcery Common
065/142 Alcremie Rare
066/142 Fidough Common
067/142 Dachsbun ex Double Rare
068/142 Flittle Common
069/142 Espathra Common
070/142 Greavard Common
071/142 Iron Boulder Rare
072/142 Cubone Common
073/142 Marowak Uncommon
074/142 Rhyhorn Common
075/142 Rhydon Common
076/142 Rhyperior Rare
077/142 Meditite Common
078/142 Meditite Common
079/142 Medicham Common
080/142 Medicham ex Double Rare
081/142 Riolu Common
082/142 Lucario ex Double Rare
083/142 Mienfoo Common
084/142 Mienshao Uncommon
085/142 Pancham Common
086/142 Diancie Uncommon
087/142 Crabrawler Common
088/142 Falinks Common
089/142 Garganacl ex Double Rare
090/142 Koraidon Uncommon
091/142 Gulpin Common
092/142 Swalot Uncommon
093/142 Pangoro Uncommon
094/142 Impidimp Common
095/142 Morgrem Common
096/142 Grimmsnarl Rare
097/142 Bombirdier Common
098/142 Jirachi Uncommon
099/142 Klink Common
100/142 Klang Common
101/142 Klinklang Rare
102/142 Meltan Common
103/142 Meltan Common
104/142 Melmetal Rare
105/142 Melmetal ex Double Rare
106/142 Duraludon Common
107/142 Archaludon Rare
108/142 Varoom Common
109/142 Revavroom Uncommon
110/142 Orthworm ex Double Rare
111/142 Raging Bolt Rare
112/142 Tauros Common
113/142 Eevee Common
114/142 Hoothoot Common
115/142 Noctowl Rare
116/142 Glameow Common
117/142 Purugly Common
118/142 Fan Rotom Common
119/142 Bouffalant Rare
120/142 Tornadus Uncommon
121/142 Fletchling Common
122/142 Fletchinder Common
123/142 Talonflame Uncommon
124/142 Wooloo Common
125/142 Dubwool Uncommon
126/142 Lechonk Common
127/142 Cyclizar Common
128/142 Terapagos ex Double Rare
129/142 Antique Cover Fossil Common
130/142 Antique Root Fossil Common
131/142 Area Zero Underdepths Uncommon
132/142 Briar Uncommon
133/142 Crispin Uncommon
134/142 Deluxe Bomb ACE SPEC Rare
135/142 Glass Trumpet Uncommon
136/142 Grand Tree ACE SPEC Rare
137/142 Gravity Gemstone Uncommon
138/142 Kofu Uncommon
139/142 Lacey Uncommon
140/142 Occa Berry Uncommon
141/142 Payapa Berry Uncommon
142/142 Sparkling Crystal ACE SPEC Rare
143/142 Bulbasaur Illustration Rare
144/142 Ledian Illustration Rare
145/142 Lileep Illustration Rare
146/142 Turtonator Illustration Rare
147/142 Raboot Illustration Rare
148/142 Squirtle Illustration Rare
149/142 Crabominable Illustration Rare
150/142 Joltik Illustration Rare
151/142 Zeraora Illustration Rare
152/142 Milcery Illustration Rare
153/142 Meditite Illustration Rare
154/142 Gulpin Illustration Rare
155/142 Archaludon Illustration Rare
156/142 Hydrapple ex Ultra Rare
157/142 Cinderace ex Ultra Rare
158/142 Lapras ex Ultra Rare
159/142 Galvantula ex Ultra Rare
160/142 Dachsbun ex Ultra Rare
161/142 Medicham ex Ultra Rare
162/142 Orthworm ex Ultra Rare
163/142 Briar Ultra Rare
164/142 Crispin Ultra Rare
165/142 Kofu Ultra Rare
166/142 Lacey Ultra Rare
167/142 Hydrapple ex Special Illustration Rare
168/142 Galvantula ex Special Illustration Rare
169/142 Dachsbun ex Special Illustration Rare
170/142 Terapagos ex Special Illustration Rare
171/142 Briar Special Illustration Rare
172/142 Lacey Special Illustration Rare
173/142 Terapagos ex Hyper Rare
174/142 Area Zero Underdepths Hyper Rare
175/142 Bravery Charm Hyper Rare

All 175 cards. Filter by rarity, search by name, number, artist or type, and tap or click a card to enlarge it and read its text. For the market value of every card, see the Stellar Crown singles page on Market Insights.

Card numbering and rarity names follow the printed cards as catalogued by TCGGuy Market Insights. Card text, HP, types and illustrator credits come from the TCGdex open database (MIT licence). Basic Energy cards carry no illustrator credit.

Stellar Crown (SV07) released on September 13, 2024 as the seventh main expansion of the Scarlet & Violet Series, and it is the Terapagos set: the Legendary Pokémon of The Hidden Treasure of Area Zero leads it in three prints, the regular Double Rare, a Special Illustration Rare and the gold Hyper Rare. It introduced Stellar Tera Pokémon ex. Terapagos ex, Cinderace ex, Lapras ex and Galvantula ex each carry a gem-named attack that needs three different types of Energy (Crown Opal, Garnet Volley, Larimar Rain, Fulgurite), and the official product pages lead with them. The official expansion page points at the other arrivals from Area Zero (Raging Bolt, Iron Boulder, Archaludon and the new Hydrapple ex), at the grown-up first partners Venusaur ex, Blastoise ex and Greninja ex, at the Supporters Briar, Crispin, Kofu and Lacey, and at ACE SPEC cards, which continue here from the sets before it.

This page is the reference list: every Stellar Crown card in set order, with the rarity names printed on the cards and used by most price trackers, the illustrator credit, and the card text. The other Scarlet & Violet era lists so far: Scarlet & Violet, Paldea Evolved, Obsidian Flames. For pull-rate math and buying advice on a hard set, our Pitch Black pull rates article covers that; the 30th Celebration guide is the friendly end of the scale.

What is in Stellar Crown?

Stellar Crown has 175 cards. Numbers 001 to 142 are the main set (every card is printed as its number over 142), and 143 to 175 are the 33 secret rares, whose number is higher than the set size. Rarity names below are the ones printed on the cards. Every tier in the set, with the card numbers it occupies:

Rarity	Cards	Numbers	What it is
Common	71	002/142 to 130/142	The bulk of the set. Non-holo.
Uncommon	39	004/142 to 141/142	Non-holo; most Trainer cards sit here.
Rare	15	003/142 to 119/142	Holo rares: the regular print of the set's stronger non-ex Pokémon.
Double Rare	14	001/142 to 128/142	Every Pokémon ex in its regular art, Tera Pokémon ex included.
ACE SPEC Rare	3	134/142 to 142/142	ACE SPEC Trainer and Special Energy cards, limited to one per deck; numbered inside the main set.
Ultra Rare	11	156/142 to 166/142	Full-art Pokémon ex and Supporters.
Illustration Rare	13	143/142 to 155/142	Scene-style alternate art of a non-ex Pokémon, each by a named illustrator.
Special Illustration Rare	6	167/142 to 172/142	The premium alternate-art Pokémon ex and Supporters.
Hyper Rare	3	173/142 to 175/142	Gold etched cards: Pokémon ex, Trainer cards and Basic Energy.

The official expansion page lists these products (Market Insights tracks every one of them, see the end of this page):

Booster Display: the 36-pack booster box
Booster Bundle: 6 packs
Sleeved Booster: 1 pack
Elite Trainer Box: 9 packs and a full-art foil Noctowl promo
Pokémon Center Elite Trainer Box: 11 packs and two of that Noctowl promo, one with the Pokémon Center logo
Build & Battle Box

The Pokémon ex in Stellar Crown

14 Pokémon ex in the regular Double Rare print:

four Stellar Tera Pokémon ex, each with a three-type gem attack: Terapagos ex (Crown Opal), Cinderace ex (Garnet Volley), Lapras ex (Larimar Rain), Galvantula ex (Fulgurite)
the grown-up first partners Venusaur ex, Blastoise ex and Greninja ex
the new Hydrapple ex, plus Dachsbun ex, Medicham ex, Lucario ex, Garganacl ex, Melmetal ex and Orthworm ex
seven have a full-art Ultra Rare print, and four have a Special Illustration Rare

Tap or click a card to read its attacks and Ability.

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The ACE SPEC cards in Stellar Crown

Three ACE SPEC cards, numbered inside the main set; a deck may hold only one ACE SPEC card:

two Pokémon Tools: Deluxe Bomb (134) and Sparkling Crystal (142)
one Stadium: Grand Tree (136)

Deluxe Bomb 134/142, ACE SPEC Rare — **Deluxe Bomb**134/142 · ACE SPEC Rare

Grand Tree 136/142, ACE SPEC Rare — **Grand Tree**136/142 · ACE SPEC Rare

Sparkling Crystal 142/142, ACE SPEC Rare — **Sparkling Crystal**142/142 · ACE SPEC Rare

Stellar Crown pull rates

Figures come from two community trackers that agree within a few packs: a tracker's odds table and a documented 500-pack opening (both named in our notes). They are community-tracked, rounded, and not official Pokémon numbers; a single box can land anywhere around them.

Rarity	Odds per pack	Notes
Double Rare	about 1 in 6 packs	Six per 36-pack box.
Ultra Rare	about 1 in 15 packs	Two or three per box, for any of the 11.
Illustration Rare	about 1 in 13 packs	About three per box, for any of the 13.
ACE SPEC Rare	about 1 in 20 packs	Close to two per box, for any of the three.
Special Illustration Rare	about 1 in 90 to 100 packs	One every two and a half to three boxes, for any of the six.

The two disagree on the gold Hyper Rares, about 1 in 137 packs on one and 1 in 250 on the other (two golds in 500 packs is too small a sample to settle it), so we leave that figure out rather than guess.

The practical reading: the odds above are for any card of that tier. The odds of the one card you are chasing are those odds divided by the number of cards in the tier, which is why a specific Special Illustration Rare is usually cheaper to buy as a single than to open for.

Stellar Crown sits in the hard middle of the era. The three 2023 sets ran a Special Illustration Rare about 1 in 32 packs; from Paradox Rift that moved to about 1 in 47, and from Temporal Forces to the roughly 1 in 90 that Stellar Crown and Surging Sparks share. The consolation is a small set: with six SIRs rather than 11 or 15, any one of them comes around about twice as often as in a bigger set at the same tier odds. The Mega Evolution Series is harder still; our Pitch Black article walks through that math.

The chase cards in Stellar Crown

Stellar Crown is the rare set where two illustration rares lead everything: Squirtle (148/142) and Bulbasaur (143/142) ranked above every Special Illustration Rare on Market Insights when this page was built. Dachsbun ex (169/142), Hydrapple ex (167/142), Terapagos ex (170/142) and Galvantula ex (168/142) follow as the top SIRs, Lacey (172/142) leads the two Supporter SIRs, and the Milcery (152/142) and Gulpin (154/142) illustration rares sit among them. The gold Terapagos ex (173/142) ranked below all of those, which is the Scarlet & Violet pattern: the golds are the rarest cards, not the most valuable.

The ten cards Market Insights ranked highest by market value when this page was built, most valuable first (the ranking moves; the live list is on Market Insights). Tap or click a card to read its text:

Squirtle 148/142, Illustration Rare — **Squirtle**148/142 · Illustration Rare

Bulbasaur 143/142, Illustration Rare — **Bulbasaur**143/142 · Illustration Rare

Dachsbun ex 169/142, Special Illustration Rare — **Dachsbun ex**169/142 · Special Illustration Rare

Hydrapple ex 167/142, Special Illustration Rare — **Hydrapple ex**167/142 · Special Illustration Rare

Terapagos ex 170/142, Special Illustration Rare — **Terapagos ex**170/142 · Special Illustration Rare

Galvantula ex 168/142, Special Illustration Rare — **Galvantula ex**168/142 · Special Illustration Rare

Lacey 172/142, Special Illustration Rare — **Lacey**172/142 · Special Illustration Rare

Milcery 152/142, Illustration Rare — **Milcery**152/142 · Illustration Rare

Gulpin 154/142, Illustration Rare — **Gulpin**154/142 · Illustration Rare

Terapagos ex 173/142, Hyper Rare — **Terapagos ex**173/142 · Hyper Rare

The illustration rares in Stellar Crown

13 illustration rares, numbered 143 to 155: Bulbasaur and Squirtle (the two most valuable cards in the set when this page was built), Ledian, Lileep, Turtonator, Raboot, Crabominable, Joltik, Zeraora, Milcery, Meditite, Gulpin and Archaludon. The artist is in the caption when you tap or click a card.

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The Special Illustration Rares in Stellar Crown

Six Special Illustration Rares, numbered 167 to 172:

four Pokémon ex: Hydrapple, Galvantula, Dachsbun, Terapagos
two Supporters: Briar, Lacey

Tap or click a card to see the artist.

Briar 171/142, Special Illustration Rare — **Briar**171/142 · Special Illustration Rare

The Hyper Rares in Stellar Crown

Three gold Hyper Rares close the set, numbered 173 to 175:

Terapagos ex
the Area Zero Underdepths Stadium
the Bravery Charm Pokémon Tool

Area Zero Underdepths 174/142, Hyper Rare — **Area Zero Underdepths**174/142 · Hyper Rare

Bravery Charm 175/142, Hyper Rare — **Bravery Charm**175/142 · Hyper Rare

The 11 Ultra Rares (full-art prints of seven Pokémon ex plus the Supporters Briar, Crispin, Kofu and Lacey) are in the full list above: pick the Ultra Rare pill to see them together.

Tracking Stellar Crown prices

We do not print prices in our guides because they go stale fast. TCGGuy Market Insights tracks every Stellar Crown sealed product nightly, with a set index, seven-day movers and each product's history, and the singles page ranks every card in the set by market value.

Bottom line: Stellar Crown is a small, Terapagos-led set with 2024 odds: any Special Illustration Rare is roughly a 1-in-90-pack pull, but with only six of them a specific one is easier to land here than in the sets around it. Its value sits in the Squirtle and Bulbasaur illustration rares as much as in the SIRs, so open it for the art and buy the one card you want as a single.

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Set facts are from the official Pokémon TCG site's expansion and product pages. Pull rates are community-tracked figures, not official Pokémon numbers. Card text and illustrator data via TCGdex (MIT). Card images are the property of The Pokémon Company, Nintendo, Creatures, and GAME FREAK and are shown for identification. Card values change constantly.