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Set Guide / Set Guides & News / Jul 12, 2026 / 3 min

Pokemon Perfect Order chase cards: the top cards to collect

A practical ranking based on artwork, popularity, rarity, and the prices collectors are seeing.

Unbinder Team / Editorial
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Mega Zygarde ex leads the Perfect Order chase list, especially cards 120/088 and 124/088. Other popular targets include Mega Starmie ex 118/088, Mega Clefable ex 119/088, Meowth ex 121/088, Rosa's Encouragement 123/088, and Jacinthe 122/088. This ranking reflects collecting interest, not a promise about which card will be most expensive.

For every card and rarity, use the complete Perfect Order card list. We checked the card names, numbers, and rarities against Scrydex records on July 12, 2026.

Quick ranking

PriorityCard and numberWhy it stands outWhat to do first
1Mega Zygarde ex 120/088Headline Special Illustration RareSave the card and watch its price history
2Mega Zygarde ex 124/088Set-ending Mega Hyper RareWishlist; avoid one-listing conclusions
3Mega Starmie ex 118/088Distinctive SIR and recognizable PokemonCompare prices from several marketplaces
4Mega Clefable ex 119/088SIR plus character and artwork demandSet a personal budget first
5Meowth ex 121/088Character-led collector interestVerify condition and language
6Rosa's Encouragement 123/088Popular Trainer Special Illustration RareCompare separately from Pokemon ex cards
7Jacinthe 122/088Trainer SIR needed for set completionBuy it if it fits your set goal, not just because it is trending

Set chase board

Perfect Order chase board

Choose cards based on what you collect, then check sold prices from named sources before treating early prices as reliable.

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Headline chases

Special Illustration Rares and Hyper Rares to add to your wishlist before comparing prices.

Illustration rare binder run

Artwork targets to rank separately from price-led chase cards.

Sources: Scrydex set and card records. Reviewed 2026-07-12.

What makes a Perfect Order card a chase?

A useful chase ranking looks at the artwork, the Pokemon or Trainer, rarity, how difficult the card is to find, and whether collectors need it to complete the set. It should not simply sort active asking prices from high to low.

  • Card version: collector numbers 120 and 124 are different Mega Zygarde ex cards.
  • Rarity: compare Special Illustration Rares and Mega Hyper Rares separately.
  • Your goal: a personal favorite can be a higher priority without being the most expensive card.
  • Price evidence: compare named marketplaces and recent sold prices before buying.
  • Timing: stable conclusions need enough observations across more than one day or source.

Open a card from the gallery, or track the Perfect Order set in Unbinder. Use the marketplace links to compare the matching card by condition and language.

Source and freshness

Card names, numbers, rarities, and images come from Scrydex records reviewed July 12, 2026. Price modules use TCGplayer, Cardmarket, and eBay data available in Unbinder, with the source and date shown in the interface.

FAQ

What is the top chase card in Perfect Order?

Mega Zygarde ex is the clearest headline chase. Card 120/088 is the Special Illustration Rare and card 124/088 is the Mega Hyper Rare. Treat them as two different cards when comparing prices.

What are the Perfect Order Special Illustration Rares?

They are Mega Starmie ex 118, Mega Clefable ex 119, Mega Zygarde ex 120, Meowth ex 121, Jacinthe 122, and Rosa's Encouragement 123.

Which Perfect Order cards should I buy first?

Buy around your collection goal. Save the headline chases you want, check which collector numbers are missing from your binder, and compare recent prices from named marketplaces before deciding whether to buy, wait, or skip.

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