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Mirage Forest

Series: PCG

Release date: June 30, 2005

Cards: 86

Set code: MIF

Five Stadium cards sit at the back of this list against a single Supporter, and React Energy closes it. The three Pokémon ☆ are the Regi trio, each filed inside its own type block rather than gathered at the end. Japan had it fifth in the PCG era, ahead of Holon Research Tower, but the English side reversed that pair and built EX Legend Maker months after EX Delta Species. Mew gives the forest its story, and Mew ex is the card the publisher led with, one of seven Pokémon-ex that also take in Flygon ex, Altaria ex and Arcanine ex. Gengar, Wailord and Aerodactyl sit among the twenty Rare Holo cards. Mirage Forest (MIF) was released on June 30, 2005 in the PCG series, with 86 cards. Its most expensive card is Regice Gold Star #33 (Gold Star).

Mirage Forest Card List


Mirage Forest Sealed Products (2)

Mirage Forest Chase Cards

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Frequently asked questions

When was Mirage Forest released?

Mirage Forest released on June 30, 2005.

How many cards are in Mirage Forest?

Mirage Forest contains 86 cards.

What is the most expensive card in Mirage Forest?

The most expensive card in Mirage Forest is Regice Gold Star #33 (Gold Star).

Why do some Mirage Forest cards show different codes in the bottom left corner?

The Japanese printing gave its non holo commons four different bottom left codes and its non holo uncommons two, a habit that ran through the first half of the EX era. Mirage Forest was the last Japanese set printed with several codes, and their purpose is still not documented.

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