Secrets Revealed
Secret Wonders introduced Gardevoir LV.X and Gallade to the TCG, creating one of the most dominant competitive archetypes in the Diamond & Pearl era.
Overview
Secret Wonders, released November 7, 2007, is the third Diamond & Pearl expansion with 132 cards. It became known for introducing the Gardevoir/Gallade archetype that dominated tournament play. The set features a mix of Sinnoh and returning Pokemon with an emphasis on Psychic and Fighting types.
Most Valuable Cards
Gardevoir LV.X (#131) is the headline chase card and one of the most sought-after DP-era LV.X cards. Gallade (#6) holo was a competitive powerhouse. Honchkrow LV.X (#132) and Flygon holo are also valuable. Absol (#1) became a tournament staple.
Cards from Secret Wonders
Completion Tips
Secret Wonders has 132 cards including 2 LV.X cards. The Gardevoir/Gallade combo means this set has enduring demand. Competitive staples like Absol and Gardevoir keep prices firmer than some DP sets — buy singles for the holos and LV.X cards.
Scan with Pokex
Use Pokex to verify Secret Wonders prints and distinguish Gardevoir LV.X from later reprints. The scanner identifies the set symbol and helps assess card condition, which is critical for valuing competitive staples from this era.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1 Why is Secret Wonders popular with competitive players?
Secret Wonders introduced the Gardevoir/Gallade archetype, one of the most dominant decks in the 2008 tournament season. Gardevoir LV.X combined with Gallade created a versatile strategy that shaped the meta.
Q2 What is Gardevoir LV.X worth from Secret Wonders?
Gardevoir LV.X (#131) typically sells for $30–$80 in near-mint condition. Graded copies in PSA 10 can reach $200+. It remains one of the most recognizable DP-era LV.X cards.
Q3 How many cards are in the Secret Wonders set?
Secret Wonders contains 132 cards including 2 LV.X cards (Gardevoir LV.X and Honchkrow LV.X), multiple holographic rares, and a full set of commons, uncommons, and reverse holos.
Q4 Is Gallade a good card in Secret Wonders?
Gallade (#6) was exceptional in competitive play. Its Sonic Blade and Psychic Cut attacks made it one of the best attackers in the format, and it paired perfectly with Gardevoir for the era's top deck.
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