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JP-BW5-DRAGON-BLADE·Black & White
Black & White · JP-BW5-DRAGON-BLADE

Dragon Blade (Japanese)

55 cards in the complete Dragon Blade masterset. Live TCGplayer prices, with an eBay asking-price fallback where TCGplayer has none, full checklist, and card-by-card completion tracking. Released March 16, 2012.

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Set Overview
Total Cards
55
Priced Items
72
Top Price
$160
Set Value
$1,632
Released
2012
Most Valuable

Chase Cards.

Not ranked, asking prices only (no sales): Ho Oh EX (#051), Krookodile (#055), Cubone (#024), Nosepass (#026).

Not ranked, no reliable price: Rayquaza EX (#053), Electrike (#015).

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Complete Checklist

Every Card, 55.

Full masterset checklist with live TCGplayer prices, with eBay asking prices where TCGplayer has none. Track each card as you complete your collection.

#001Hoppip
$0.50
#002Skiploom
$0.99
#002Skiploom
$0.35
#003Jumpluff
$2.13
#004Nincada
$1.00
#004Nincada
$1.99
#005Ninjask
$2.00
#005Ninjask
—
#006Maractus
$0.99
#007Magmar
$1.00
#007Magmar
$0.35
#008Magmortar
$82.58
#008Magmortar
—
#009Ho Oh EX
$6.00
#010Feebas
$1.00
#011Milotic
$19.99
#012Spheal
$1.63
#013Sealeo
$1.25
#014Walrein
$2.25
#015Electrike
$0.99

+55 more cards in the full checklist. Open PokeTrack to see every card, track your collection, and spot buy signals.

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Frequently Asked

Dragon Blade FAQ.

How many cards are in Dragon Blade?
The Dragon Blade set (JP-BW5-DRAGON-BLADE) contains 55 base cards. PokeTrack tracks every card in the masterset including all variants and rarities.
When did Dragon Blade release?
Dragon Blade released on March 16, 2012.
What is the most expensive card in Dragon Blade?
The most valuable card with a TCGplayer market price in Dragon Blade is Serperior (#054), currently trading at around $159.99 based on TCGPlayer market prices. Not ranked, asking prices only (no sales): Ho Oh EX (#051), Krookodile (#055), Cubone (#024), Nosepass (#026). Not ranked, no reliable price: Rayquaza EX (#053), Electrike (#015).
How does PokeTrack get its prices?
PokeTrack pulls live TCGPlayer market prices daily via the tcgcsv.com API. Each card shows current TCG market prices with 7-day trend data to help you spot buy signals and price drops. Where TCGplayer has no price for a card, it shows an eBay asking price instead and labels it as one.
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