2001 66 cards

Shining Legends Emerge

Neo Revelation introduced the first Shining Pokemon — ultra-rare holographic cards with stunning full-body artwork — alongside Ho-Oh's TCG debut.

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Overview

Neo Revelation, released September 21, 2001, is the third Neo expansion with 66 cards. It is best known for introducing Shining Pokemon — incredibly rare cards with holographic artwork covering the entire illustration. Ho-Oh made its TCG debut here.

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Most Valuable Cards

Shining Gyarados (#65) and Shining Magikarp (#66) are the headline cards, both extremely rare and valuable. Ho-Oh holo (#7) marks the legendary bird's first card appearance. 1st Edition Shining Gyarados PSA 10 can sell for $15,000+.

#1 #61

Healing Field

#2 #62

Pokémon Breeder Fields

Rocket's Hideout

Old Rod

Shining Gyarados

Shining Magikarp

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

01. What are Shining Pokemon?

Shining Pokemon are ultra-rare cards featuring alternate-colored (shiny) Pokemon with holographic artwork covering the entire card illustration. They were first introduced in Neo Revelation.

02. How much is Shining Gyarados worth?

Unlimited Shining Gyarados in near mint condition sells for $200–$500. 1st Edition copies are significantly more valuable, with PSA 10 grades reaching $10,000–$15,000+.

03. Is Ho-Oh in Neo Revelation?

Yes. Neo Revelation features Ho-Oh's TCG debut as both a holographic rare (#7) and non-holo rare. It was a highly anticipated card when the set released.

04. How rare are the Shining cards in Neo Revelation?

Shining Gyarados and Shining Magikarp are secret rares with extremely low pull rates. They are numbered #65 and #66 in a 64-card set, indicating their special status.