Pokemon Flashfire Set
A fire-themed 109-card expansion featuring both Mega Charizard EX forms, making it one of the most popular XY-era sets.
Difficulty
3/5 to complete
Avg Card Value
Varies
Market average
Top Card
Mega Charizard EX
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Rarity Tier
Overview
Flashfire is the second XY-era expansion, released in May 2014 with a heavy emphasis on Fire-type Pokemon. The 109-card set is defined by its dual Mega Charizard EX cards representing both X and Y Mega Evolutions. Flashfire remains one of the most collectible XY sets due to the enduring popularity of Charizard.
Best for
- People buying nostalgia sets who need the right Charizard-era print
- collectors pricing Flashfire (2014, 109 cards) as XY / BREAK / generations nostalgia cardboard — not as generic “old cards”
- anyone specifically hunting Mega Charizard EX / Toxicroak EX Full Art and needing the rest of the set for context
Skip this path if
- you refuse subset tracking and still want a clean master set claim
- you expect every card in Flashfire to carry similar resale (bulk is bulk)
Common mistakes
Collectors mishandle Flashfire by ignoring reverse holo and special subset rows when “completing” a set. Mega Charizard EX / Toxicroak EX Full Art still does most of the economic work inside a 109-card list — do not price bulk like hits. Listings labeled only “XY / BREAK / generations nostalgia” are not a SKU: match set code xy2 (2014) before you match the art.
What to check first
Start with foil condition — XY foils scuff, and buyers notice. Then inspect Mega Charizard EX / Toxicroak EX Full Art under real light before anyone says “NM” or grade. Gap the rest with the Flashfire checklist; sealed product does not replace the expensive row.
Most valuable cards
Mega Charizard EX (Full Art #107) depicting the Y form is the crown jewel, valued at $80-150+ in near-mint condition. The X form Mega Charizard EX (Full Art #108) is equally desirable. Toxicroak EX Full Art and Kangaskhan EX Full Art also hold solid value in the $15-30 range.
Cards from Flashfire
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Caterpie
Metapod
Butterfree
Pineco
Charizard EX
Litleo
Luvdisc
Luxray
Toxicroak EX
Binacle
Sandile
Flabébé
Druddigon
Pidgeot
Lopunny
Magnetic Storm
Trick Shovel
Ultra Ball
Charizard EX
Magnezone EX
Toxicroak EX
Kangaskhan EX
Lysandre
Pokémon Center Lady
Pokémon Fan Club
M Charizard EX
M Charizard EX
M Kangaskhan EX
Tips to finish the set
Flashfire is a smaller set at 109 cards, but the Charizard chase cards make sealed product expensive. Consider buying singles for the Full Art EX cards and filling commons from bulk lots. The two secret rares (Mega Charizard EX #107 and #108) are the hardest pulls.
How to Complete This Set
- 01
Identify Flashfire cards by set code xy2 / symbol — do not sort by art alone
- 02
Split bulk commons/uncommons from holos and special rarities before pricing
- 03
Track Mega Charizard EX and Toxicroak EX Full Art as priority singles, not pack EV fantasies
- 04
Scan or checklist-gap the rest after the chase budget is honest
Scan with the app
With multiple Charizard EX variants across XY sets, the scanner instantly identifies which specific Flashfire print you have. It differentiates between regular art, Full Art, and secret rare versions, and flags condition issues that affect the premium Charizard cards.
Common questions
01 How many Charizard cards are in Flashfire?
Flashfire contains 4 Charizard cards: Mega Charizard EX (X form), Mega Charizard EX (Y form), and their Full Art secret rare versions (#107 and #108).
02 Is Flashfire a good set to invest in?
Flashfire is considered a strong collectible set due to the Charizard cards. Sealed booster boxes have appreciated significantly since release, and the Full Art Mega Charizard cards consistently hold value.
03 What is the pull rate for Mega Charizard EX in Flashfire?
The Full Art secret rare Mega Charizard EX cards have roughly a 1 in 72 pack pull rate. Regular Mega Charizard EX cards appear approximately once every 18-20 packs.
04 How many cards are in the Flashfire set?
Flashfire contains 109 cards in the main set, plus 2 secret rares for a total of 111 officially numbered cards.
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