12 Most Expensive Vivid Voltage Pokémon Cards

The best part about being a Pokémon fan is owning a rare, legendary, or ultra-rare card. While these cards are priceless in value for collectors, most people could only dream about owning something so valuable. However, one company has managed to take the value of these cards to another level. 

Aside from producing high-quality, hand-painted trading card artworks, Vivid Voltage is a trading card company that has made its mark in the Pokémon world, attracting many loyal fans.

They have released many Pokémon mon cards, including Shiny Pokemon and holographic cards. In this article, we’ll be discussing the most expensive Pokemon cards from Vivid Voltage.

12. Coalossal VMAX Rainbow Rare 189/185

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The enormous and potent Coalossal is featured in this card’s VMAX evolution. This card demonstrates that it is all about sheer power with its two attacks. Eruption Shot, Coalossal’s opening strike, generally delivers 40 damage and needs one energy of the fighting type.

The effect of the Eruption Shot enables the user to check the top card of their deck, and if it’s an energy card, they may attach it to Coalossal, which then delivers 130 damage. In addition to dealing significant damage, this aids the player’s ability to gather sufficient energy for Coalossal’s second assault, G-Max Boulder.

Did You Know?

 G-Max Boulder costs four energies to activate and does 240 damage overall.

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11. Oranguru Secret 199/185

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Primate Wisdom Oranguru’s power, which first appeared in the Sword & Shield Base Set, allows the player to replace useless cards with a card drawn randomly from the top of their deck and return cards to their deck that are more appropriate there.

The golden tone contrasts beautifully with the purple Oranguru on the card, giving it a distinctive appearance, to put it mildly.

Did you Know?

Vivid Voltage was the only manufacturer of this Secret Gold Rare Edition.

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10. Galarian Obstagoon

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Galarian Obstagoon’s Untamed Shout deals three more damage than Galarian Zigzagoon’s Headbutt Tantrum’s one damage. It is excellent at eliminating reinjured Pokémon and dodging well-liked large Basics when you consider its Obstruct attack. Vivid Voltage included this Secret Gold Rare variant.

Prevent all harm done to this Pokémon by attacks from Basic Pokémon during the opponent’s upcoming turn.

Did you Know?

A player may place three damage counters on one of their opponent’s Pokémon if they employ this Pokémon from their hand to upgrade one of their own during their turn.

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9. Togekiss VMAX Rainbow Rare 191/185

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Upon using the Togekiss VMAX Rainbow card, the player may look through up to two cards in their deck and take one or more into their hand before using the attack. A player’s deck must then be shuffled after that.

When a player’s Pokémon VMAX is knocked out, the opponent receives 3 Prize cards per the VMAX rule.

Did you Know?

Togekiss VMAX Rainbow evolved from Togekiss V.

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8. Bea Rainbow Rare Trainer Supporter 193/185

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The player must discard the top five cards of their deck to activate this Bea Rainbow Rare Trainer Supporter card. They may then attach any Energy cards they have discarded in this manner in any manner they choose to their Benched Fighting Pokémon.

Did you Know?

This card was sold for the highest price of $249.99 with a grade of PSA 10.

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7. Leon Full Art Trainer Supporter 182/185

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One of the finest Pokémon League Champions, Leon, is depicted on this card in his hidden rare form. Both card collectors and players lust after this card. Though it may be even more helpful before it reaches the discard pile by utilizing the card’s effect, this card functions effectively in the discard pile for the Vivid Voltage Charizard.

The deck in which this card is most powerful features a Vivid Voltage Charizard as its centerpiece, although it still performs adequately without one.

Did you Know?

Before applying weakness and resistance during this round, the player’s Pokémon’s attacks do an additional 30 damage to their opponent’s Active Pokémon.

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6. Bea Full Art Trainer Supporter 180/185

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Bea Full Art is a card that serves as the Trainer Supporter in the game. Its finish is holo, and its rarity was rated as Ultra Rare.

The top five cards of the player’s deck should be discarded, and they should then attach any Energy cards they got rid of in this manner in whatever way they see fit to their Benched Fighting Pokémon.

Did You Know?

$0.99 is the going rate, and $200.00 is the highest selling price.

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5. Pokémon Center Lady Full Art Trainer Supporter 185/185

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Pokémon Center Lady, the final card of the first 185, is incredibly hard to get. Most Pokémon fans certainly know Nurse Joy by name; however, all nurses in the games are referred to as Pokémon Center Ladies. Nurse Joy doesn’t even make an appearance in any of the popular games.

A player can use the Pokémon Center Lady’s effect to heal 60 points of damage to one of their Pokémon and remove any Special Conditions that may have been applied.

Did You Know?

Collectors have chased this full-art card, and having a damage-healing card in a player’s deck is always helpful.

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4. Nessa Full Art Trainer Supporter 183/185

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Nessa, a model who works professionally and oversees the Hulbury Stadium gym, is featured on the first full-art trainer card. She presents players with a significant obstacle with her water-type squad, led by the Bite Pokémon Dreadnaw in the Sword & Shield games.

A maximum of four Water Pokémon and Water Energy cards from the player’s discard pile must be placed in their hand.

Did You Know?

As of today, the highest selling price of the Nessa Full Art card is $399.99.

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3. Nessa Rainbow Rare Trainer Supporter 196/185

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The Rare Rainbow Nessa card costs close to $50, whereas all of the other Rare Rainbow cards in the Vivid Voltage set are worth more than $10. With water Pokémon, Nessa commands the Sword & Shield gym.

To attack, the player must draw up to four Water Pokémon and Water Energy cards from their discard pile and place them into their hand.

Did You Know?

Nessa Rainbow Rare Trainer Supporter currently has the highest selling price of $420.00.

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2. Pikachu V Full Art 170/185

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Given the determined expression, this Pikachu knows what’s about to happen as he prepares to unleash the massive immensity of his Gigantamax form. Vivid Voltage Pikachu V has a lot going for it, but it’s most recognizable as the first stage leading to Chonkachu, Vivid Voltage’s Pikachu VMAX.

The player must attach up to two Lightning Energy cards to this Pokémon before they may attack by searching their deck for those cards. The player must then shuffle their cards.

Did You Know?

The player must use the well-known Thunderbolt to drain all energy from this Pokémon to perform the second attack.

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1. Pikachu VMAX Rainbow Rare 188/185

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Pikachu VMAX Rainbow Rare 188/185 is the most expensive Pokémon card from Vivid VoltPrice. A total of 203 cards were included in the 90th expansion of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Sword & Shield: Vivid Voltage, released in November 2020. Pikachu VMAX, Coalossal V, and Zarude V are prominent cards in Sword & Shield: Vivid Voltage.

In Sword & Shield: Vivid Voltage, this rainbow-hued card represents the most elusive Pikachu VMAX. Fan favorite Dynamax Pikachu, often known as “Chonkachu,” made his cardboard appearance on the set, standing 68 feet tall.

Did You Know?

All of this Pokémon’s energy can be thrown away by the player. However, if they do, this strike deals 150 more damage.