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Dark Order

Series: Sun & Moon Series

Release date: October 5, 2018

Cards: 52 (13 secret)

Set code: SM8a

Four Pokémon-GX carry this short pack, Ampharos, Hoopa, Incineroar and Cobalion, each printed again as a full art and then once more in rainbow. Two Prism Star cards sit inside it as well, Tapu Koko among the Pokémon and the Stadium named Black Market in the very last numbered slot. Jasmine is the card people opened packs for, the Johto Gym Leader given an ordinary print by Ken Sugimori and a full art by Hideki Ishikawa. Dark Order was built as an enhancement of Super-Burst Impact and reached shops a month after it, the first of the two packs propping that block up before GX Ultra Shiny closed it. No English set carries this name, because these cards were held back and released together with Tag Bolt inside Team Up the following February. Dark Order (SM8a) was released on October 5, 2018 in the Sun & Moon series, with 52 cards plus 13 secret rares. Its most expensive card is Jasmine #58 (Super Rare), at $65.02 (median of 3 sales over 90 days, October 1, 2026). A sealed booster box sells for $254.30 (median of 3 sales over 30 days, September 26, 2026).

Dark Order Card List


Dark Order Sealed Products (2)

Dark Order Chase Cards

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Dark Order illustrators

Frequently asked questions

When was Dark Order released?

Dark Order released on October 5, 2018.

How many cards are in Dark Order?

Dark Order contains 52 official cards, plus 13 secret rares and bonus cards, for a total of 65 cards.

How many Secret Rares are in Dark Order?

There are 13 secret rare cards in Dark Order.

What is the most expensive card in Dark Order?

The most expensive card in Dark Order is Jasmine #58 (Super Rare), at $65.02: the median of 3 completed sales over the last 90 days, as of October 1, 2026.

How much is a Dark Order booster box?

A sealed Dark Order booster box sells for $254.30: the median of 3 completed sales over the last 30 days, as of September 26, 2026.

Which card in Dark Order looks at the top of your deck for a Trainer card?

Jirachi at 034/052, an ordinary Metal Basic drawn by HYOGONOSUKE. Its Stellar Wish Ability looks at the top five cards of your deck once per turn while Jirachi is Active, takes a Trainer card from among them, and then leaves Jirachi Asleep. It was reprinted later as a Japanese promotional card and in Tag All Stars.

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