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Jirachi

Rising Rivals 7/111 • holo-rare

Set: Rising Rivals
Number: 7/111
Rarity: Rare Holo
Released: 2009
Energy type: Metal
Finish: Cosmos
Market price: $44.55

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What it's worth

$44.55market price via TCGplayer · Aug 7, 2026$31.52 – $44.55 over the tracked period

$44.55Aug 7, 2026

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Lore

Why it matters

Jirachi from the Rising Rivals set is a notable example of the card’s transition into the Metal type during the Platinum series. Collectors prize this card for its distinct holographic pattern and its role in representing the Wish Pokémon within the competitive landscape of that era.

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Card face

What it does

60 HPBasic

Poké-PowerFinal Wish

Once during your opponent's turn, if Jirachi would be Knocked Out by damage from an attack, you may search your deck for any 1 card and put it into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.

Detour

If you have a Supporter card in play, use the effect of that card as the effect of this attack.

Cost: metal energySwift20

This attack's damage isn't affected by Weakness, Resistance, Poké-Powers, Poké-Bodies, or any other effects on the Defending Pokémon.

Weaknessfire energy+20Resistancepsychic energy-20

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Formats

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Provenance

Where it came from

Released in the spring of 2009, the Jirachi card from the Rising Rivals expansion captures the Mythical Pokémon in its iconic Steel-type form. Rising Rivals served as the fourth set in the Diamond & Pearl Series, a period defined by the introduction of Pokémon LV.X and the integration of Trainer cards that emphasized the competitive synergy between players and their decks during the height of the Nintendo DS era.

The artwork, illustrated by Kazuaki Kinoshita, utilizes the shimmering foil treatment characteristic of the set's Rare Holo tier. Kinoshita’s design highlights Jirachi’s celestial aesthetic, focusing on its wish-granting motifs. Upon release, the set was well-regarded for expanding the tactical depth of the game, though this specific card is primarily remembered by collectors for its aesthetic contribution to the expansion’s overall design language.

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