Full ‘Shining Legends’ English Set List!

By: Water Pokémon Master · Posted Sep 24, 2017 at 12:32 PM · 0 Comments

The Shining Legends Elite Trainer Box won’t release in stores until October 6th, but fans who buy it through PokemonCenter.com are receiving it early in the mail, as the store advertised. As such, many Pokemon fans across social media have uploaded photos of their pulls!

Thanks goes to Pacman for the majority of the photos below!

The Japanese Shining Legends set was released back in July.

‘Shining Legends’ Elite Trainer Box

As posted before, each Shining Legends Elite Trainer Box comes with ten booster packs instead of eight as well as a Shining Ho-Oh promo. The photos below really show off the Shining Pokemon texture.

Shining Pokemon

Pull rates for Shining Pokemon are about one out of every 15 booster packs. The photos below represent 100 Elite Trainer Box openings.

Reverse Holo Basic Energy

Each booster pack still comes with a Basic Energy, but you can also pull them as reverse holos. The set’s RH basic Energy feature a glossier finish than usual, similar to the ones you can get in the Battle Arena Decks. These are also the first reverse holo Basic Energy you can pull from a booster pack in the Sun & Moon era.

Pokemon-GX, Full Arts, Secret Rares

As posted before, the full art versions of Raichu-GX and Zoroark-GX have been removed from this set. Both will be available in special Shining Legends collections: the Raichu-GX Collection and the Zoroark-GX Collection. Their rainbow rares still remain in the English set.

Like in Japan, the final Mewtwo-GX of the set has the same texture as Shining Pokemon.

Regular Set

As I revealed on my Twitter a few days ago, Incineroar’s attack name was changed from “God Damn Punch” to “Profane Punch.”

‘Shining Legends’ Set List

The set finishes at 73 cards, but has four more rainbow rares and the final Mewtwo-GX for an actual total of 78 cards.

As we already knew, Shining Celebi and Shining Lugia have also been removed from our English set. They’ll be available in the Shining Legends Ho-Oh Super Premium Collection.

#1/73 Bulbasaur
#2/73 Ivysaur
#3/73 Venusaur
#4/73 Shroomish
#5/73 Breloom
#6/73 Carnivine
#7/73 Shaymin
#8/73 Virizion
#9/73 Shining Genesect
#10/73 Entei-GX
#11/73 Torkoal
#12/73 Larvesta
#13/73 Volcarona
#14/73 Reshiram
#15/73 Litten
#16/73 Torracat
#17/73 Incineroar
#18/73 Totodile
#19/73 Croconaw
#20/73 Feraligatr
#21/73 Qwlfish
#22/73 Buizel
#23/73 Floatzel
#24/73 Palkia
#25/73 Manaphy
#26/73 Keldeo
#27/73 Shining Volcanion
#28/73 Pikachu
#29/73 Raichu-GX
#30/73 Voltorb
#31/73 Electrode
#32/73 Raikou
#33/73 Plusle
#34/73 Minun
#35/73 Zekrom
#36/73 Ekans
#37/73 Arbok
#38/73 Jynx
#39/73 Mewtwo-GX
#40/73 Shining Mew
#41/73 Latios
#42/73 Shining Jirachi
#43/73 Golett
#44/73 Golurk
#45/73 Marshadow
#46/73 Stunfisk
#47/73 Spiritomb
#48/73 Purrloin
#49/73 Liepard
#50/73 Scraggy
#51/73 Scrafty
#52/73 Zorua
#53/73 Zoroark-GX
#54/73 Yveltal
#55/73 Hoopa
#56/73 Shining Rayquaza
#57/73 Shining Arceus
#58/73 Damage Mover
#59/73 Energy Retrieval
#60/73 Great Ball
#61/73 Hau
#62/73 Lillie
#63/73 Pokemon Breeder
#64/73 Pokemon Catcher
#65/73 Sophocles
#66/73 Super Scoop Up
#67/73 Switch
#68/73 Ultra Ball
#69/73 Double Colorless Energy
#70/73 Warp Energy
#71/73 Entei-GX
#72/73 Mewtwo-GX
#73/73 Pokemon Breeder
#74/73 Entei-GX
#75/73 Raichu-GX
#76/73 Mewtwo-GX
#77/73 Zoroark-GX
#78/73 Mewtwo-GX