Sword & Shield
The Hisui set: Origin Forme Dialga and Palkia VSTAR, the first Radiant Pokemon and the Machamp V alt art, with every card priced daily.
Astral Radiance is the tenth main Sword & Shield expansion, released May 27, 2022, and it brings in the Hisui region from Pokemon Legends: Arceus. Hisuian Typhlosion, Decidueye and Samurott get VSTAR cards, Origin Forme Dialga and Palkia VSTAR arrive, and Radiant Pokemon debut: shiny Pokemon you can run only one of per deck. The main set has 189 numbered cards and 27 secret rares, 216 in all, and a 30-card Trainer Gallery brings it to 246. Machamp V alternate full art (172/189) is the chase card, at $189.98 in market prices on Oct 29, 2026. It came after Brilliant Stars and before Pokemon GO and Lost Origin.
A complete Astral Radiance master set contains 374 cards: the 246 cards in the set plus 128 reverse holos. Only commons, uncommons, rares and holo rares come in reverse holo. See the full checklist and cost to finish.
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246. The main set is numbered to 189, 27 secret rares are numbered 190 to 216 (18 rainbow rares and 9 gold cards), and the Trainer Gallery adds 30 more, numbered TG01 to TG30. A complete master set is 374 cards: all 246, Trainer Gallery included, plus 128 reverse holos, one for every common, uncommon, rare and holo rare.
Machamp V alternate full art (172/189), at $189.98 in market prices on Oct 29, 2026. The Starmie V Trainer Gallery card (TG13) is second at $112.64, then the Origin Forme Palkia V alternate art (167/189) at $86.29, Garchomp V (TG23) at $71.28 and the Beedrill V alternate art (161/189) at $70.52. The Origin Forme Dialga V alternate art (177/189) was $60.75. See the full Astral Radiance chase card ranking for today's prices.
A 30-card subset, numbered TG01 to TG30, of mostly full art cards that show a Pokemon with its trainer, the second gallery after Brilliant Stars. Gallery cards come in the same booster packs, in place of the reverse holo, and each has only one version. Two of them rank in the set's top five: Starmie V (TG13) at $112.64 in market prices on Oct 29, 2026 and Garchomp V (TG23) at $71.28.
Radiant Pokemon are Basic Pokemon shown as their shiny form in etched artwork, with a rule that a deck can hold only one of them. Astral Radiance introduced them with three: Radiant Heatran (027/189), Radiant Greninja (046/189) and Radiant Hawlucha (081/189). Later sets added more, like Radiant Gardevoir in Lost Origin and Radiant Alakazam in Silver Tempest.
No one has published a large pack-opening study for Astral Radiance. One community count of 615 packs found a Trainer Gallery card in about 1 in 8 packs and a Radiant Pokemon in about 1 in 20, roughly four or five gallery cards and nearly two Radiants per 36-pack booster box, but it mixes the site's own pulls with outside data, so treat it as a rough guide. Nobody has a reliable figure for one card like the Machamp alt art. A sealed box was $409.11 on Oct 29, 2026; see the Astral Radiance sealed product page for today's prices.
May 27, 2022, as the tenth main expansion of the Sword & Shield series. It came after Brilliant Stars. Pokemon GO, a special set, followed on July 1, 2022, and Lost Origin was the next main expansion. It is built from the Japanese sets Time Gazer and Space Juggler, plus the Battle Region subset and the VSTAR Starter Sets.