- Packs per box: 20 (booster box) · 4 (Deluxe box)
- Cards per pack: 7 (booster pack) · 35 (Expansion Pack Deluxe)
- Japanese release date: Friday, June 6, 2025
- Set code: SV11W (Scarlet & Violet series)
- Card count: 174 cards: 86 regular cards (001/086 to 086/086) plus 88 secret rares numbered 087 to 174
- Headline cards: Reshiram ex (BWR, SAR and SR), Whimsicott ex, Keldeo ex, Jellicent ex, Hydreigon ex, Bouffalant ex, Hilda SAR
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White Flare (ホワイトフレア) is a Japanese expansion pack of the Pokémon Card Game Scarlet & Violet series with the set code SV11W. It released in Japan on June 6, 2025, on the same day as its twin set Black Bolt. Both sets return to the Unova region of Pokémon Black and White, and together they include all 156 Pokémon discovered in Unova. White Flare is led by Reshiram ex, which also appears as the set's Black White Rare (BWR), and every Pokémon in the set also has an Art Rare with a special illustration. Below you'll find the official facts about White Flare and the complete 174-card list with pictures. Tap any card to see its full details.
White Flare at a Glance
- Japanese name: スカーレット&バイオレット 拡張パック「ホワイトフレア」
- English name: White Flare
- Product type: Expansion pack (拡張パック), plus the Expansion Pack Deluxe version
- Set code: SV11W
- Language: Japanese
- Release date: June 6, 2025
- Twin set: Black Bolt (released the same day)
- Total cards: 174 (86 regular cards + 88 secret rares)
- Rarities: 38 Common, 32 Uncommon, 10 Rare, 6 Double Rare, 72 Art Rare, 8 Super Rare, 7 Special Art Rare and 1 Black White Rare
- Pokémon ex: Whimsicott ex, Reshiram ex, Keldeo ex, Jellicent ex, Hydreigon ex, Bouffalant ex
- Trainers: Harlequin, Cheren and Hilda (Supporters), Energy Retrieval, Tool Scrapper and Antique Plume Fossil (Items), Brave Bangle (Pokémon Tool)
- Special Energy: Ignition Energy
White Flare Release Date
The official Pokémon Card Game website confirms that White Flare released in Japan on Friday, June 6, 2025, together with Black Bolt. Each White Flare pack contains 7 cards, and our Japanese booster box holds 20 packs. The same day also saw the Expansion Pack Deluxe version of White Flare, with 35 cards in each pack and one Art Rare (AR) guaranteed in every Deluxe pack (our Deluxe box holds 4 Deluxe packs), and the Black Bolt & White Flare card file set with 3 packs of each set and a Victini promo card.
Reshiram ex: The Star of White Flare
Reshiram ex is a Basic Fire Pokémon ex with 230 HP. Its first attack does 50 damage for two Colorless Energy, and its main attack does 130 damage plus 50 more for each Prize card your opponent has taken, then discards an Energy from Reshiram ex. Reshiram ex appears four times in White Flare: the Double Rare (017), the Super Rare (160), the Special Art Rare (168) and the Black White Rare (174).
The Other Pokémon ex
Whimsicott ex (005, Grass, 230 HP) evolves from Cottonee; one attack attaches up to 3 Basic Energy cards from your deck to your Pokémon, and the other does 50 damage for each Trainer card in your opponent's hand. Keldeo ex (027, Water, 210 HP) does 90 more damage if it moved from the Bench to the Active Spot that turn. Jellicent ex (042, Psychic, 270 HP) has an Ability that stops your opponent from playing Item cards and Pokémon Tools while it is in the Active Spot.
Hydreigon ex (062, Darkness, 330 HP) is a Stage 2 Pokémon whose Ability lets you take 1 more Prize card when its attack Knocks Out a Basic Pokémon in your opponent's Active Spot; its 200-damage attack also stops the Defending Pokémon from retreating. Bouffalant ex (075, Colorless, 220 HP) takes 30 less damage from attacks, and its attack does 100 more damage to a Pokémon ex.
Trainers and Other Highlights
The Supporter Hilda searches your deck for an Evolution Pokémon and an Energy card, and it is the only Trainer with a Special Art Rare in White Flare (173). Cheren draws 3 cards, and Harlequin has both players shuffle their hands into their decks before a coin flip decides who draws 5 cards and who draws 3. Antique Plume Fossil can be played as a Basic Pokémon and evolves into Archen, then Archeops. The Special Energy Ignition Energy provides 3 Colorless Energy when it is attached to an Evolution Pokémon, but it is discarded at the end of your turn.
The set also brings Unova's legendary Pokémon Virizion, Terrakion and Tornadus, alongside Reshiram ex and Keldeo ex, plus the Unova starters Tepig, Oshawott and their evolutions Emboar and Samurott.
White Flare Secret Rares
The 88 secret rares are 72 Art Rares (087 to 158), one for every regular Pokémon in the set from Sewaddle to Tornadus, 8 Super Rares (159 to 166: the six Pokémon ex, Harlequin and Hilda), 7 Special Art Rares (167 to 173: the six Pokémon ex and Hilda) and 1 Black White Rare (174, Reshiram ex).
White Flare Card List (All 174 Cards)
Every card from the official White Flare card list, in number order: 86 regular cards (001 to 086) plus 88 secret rares (087 to 174).
Tap any card to see its full details. Card text and attack names in the pop-ups are an unofficial English translation of the Japanese cards.
Sewaddle#001 · C
Swadloon#002 · C
Leavanny#003 · U
Cottonee#004 · C
Whimsicott ex#005 · RR
Deerling#006 · C
Sawsbuck#007 · U
Shelmet#008 · C
Accelgor#009 · U
Virizion#010 · R
Tepig#011 · C
Pignite#012 · C
Emboar#013 · R
Pansear#014 · C
Simisear#015 · U
Heatmor#016 · U
Reshiram ex#017 · RR
Oshawott#018 · C
Dewott#019 · C
Samurott#020 · R
Basculin#021 · C
Ducklett#022 · C
Swanna#023 · U
Vanillite#024 · C
Vanillish#025 · C
Vanilluxe#026 · U
Keldeo ex#027 · RR
Blitzle#028 · C
Zebstrika#029 · U
Joltik#030 · C
Galvantula#031 · U
Stunfisk#032 · U
Woobat#033 · C
Swoobat#034 · U
Sigilyph#035 · U
Yamask#036 · C
Cofagrigus#037 · R
Gothita#038 · C
Gothorita#039 · C
Gothitelle#040 · R
Frillish#041 · C
Jellicent ex#042 · RR
Roggenrola#043 · C
Boldore#044 · C
Gigalith#045 · U
Sawk#046 · U
Archen#047 · U
Archeops#048 · R
Mienfoo#049 · C
Mienshao#050 · U
Terrakion#051 · R
Purrloin#052 · C
Liepard#053 · U
Scraggy#054 · C
Scrafty#055 · U
Trubbish#056 · C
Garbodor#057 · U
Zorua#058 · C
Zoroark#059 · R
Deino#060 · C
Zweilous#061 · C
Hydreigon ex#062 · RR
Ferroseed#063 · C
Ferrothorn#064 · U
Klink#065 · C
Klang#066 · C
Klinklang#067 · R
Durant#068 · U
Druddigon#069 · U
Patrat#070 · C
Watchog#071 · U
Lillipup#072 · C
Herdier#073 · C
Stoutland#074 · U
Bouffalant ex#075 · RR
Rufflet#076 · C
Braviary#077 · U
Tornadus#078 · R
Energy Retrieval#079 · U
Tool Scrapper#080 · U
Antique Plume Fossil#081 · C
Brave Bangle#082 · U
Harlequin#083 · U
Cheren#084 · U
Hilda#085 · U
Ignition Energy#086 · U
Sewaddle#087 · AR
Swadloon#088 · AR
Leavanny#089 · AR
Cottonee#090 · AR
Deerling#091 · AR
Sawsbuck#092 · AR
Shelmet#093 · AR
Accelgor#094 · AR
Virizion#095 · AR
Tepig#096 · AR
Pignite#097 · AR
Emboar#098 · AR
Pansear#099 · AR
Simisear#100 · AR
Heatmor#101 · AR
Oshawott#102 · AR
Dewott#103 · AR
Samurott#104 · AR
Basculin#105 · AR
Ducklett#106 · AR
Swanna#107 · AR
Vanillite#108 · AR
Vanillish#109 · AR
Vanilluxe#110 · AR
Blitzle#111 · AR
Zebstrika#112 · AR
Joltik#113 · AR
Galvantula#114 · AR
Stunfisk#115 · AR
Woobat#116 · AR
Swoobat#117 · AR
Sigilyph#118 · AR
Yamask#119 · AR
Cofagrigus#120 · AR
Gothita#121 · AR
Gothorita#122 · AR
Gothitelle#123 · AR
Frillish#124 · AR
Roggenrola#125 · AR
Boldore#126 · AR
Gigalith#127 · AR
Sawk#128 · AR
Archen#129 · AR
Archeops#130 · AR
Mienfoo#131 · AR
Mienshao#132 · AR
Terrakion#133 · AR
Purrloin#134 · AR
Liepard#135 · AR
Scraggy#136 · AR
Scrafty#137 · AR
Trubbish#138 · AR
Garbodor#139 · AR
Zorua#140 · AR
Zoroark#141 · AR
Deino#142 · AR
Zweilous#143 · AR
Ferroseed#144 · AR
Ferrothorn#145 · AR
Klink#146 · AR
Klang#147 · AR
Klinklang#148 · AR
Durant#149 · AR
Druddigon#150 · AR
Patrat#151 · AR
Watchog#152 · AR
Lillipup#153 · AR
Herdier#154 · AR
Stoutland#155 · AR
Rufflet#156 · AR
Braviary#157 · AR
Tornadus#158 · AR
Whimsicott ex#159 · SR
Reshiram ex#160 · SR
Keldeo ex#161 · SR
Jellicent ex#162 · SR
Hydreigon ex#163 · SR
Bouffalant ex#164 · SR
Harlequin#165 · SR
Hilda#166 · SR
Whimsicott ex#167 · SAR
Reshiram ex#168 · SAR
Keldeo ex#169 · SAR
Jellicent ex#170 · SAR
Hydreigon ex#171 · SAR
Bouffalant ex#172 · SAR
Hilda#173 · SAR
Reshiram ex#174 · BWR
Frequently Asked Questions
When did Pokémon White Flare release in Japanese?
White Flare (SV11W) released in Japan on Friday, June 6, 2025, on the same day as Black Bolt.
How many packs are in a White Flare booster box?
Our White Flare Japanese booster box contains 20 packs with 7 cards per pack. The White Flare Deluxe box contains 4 Expansion Pack Deluxe packs with 35 cards each, and every Deluxe pack includes one guaranteed Art Rare.
How many cards are in White Flare?
White Flare has 174 cards: 86 regular cards plus 88 secret rares (72 AR, 8 SR, 7 SAR and 1 BWR).
What is the chase card in White Flare?
The Black White Rare Reshiram ex (174/086) is the set's top rarity, followed by the Special Art Rares of Whimsicott ex, Reshiram ex, Keldeo ex, Jellicent ex, Hydreigon ex, Bouffalant ex and Hilda.
What is the difference between White Flare and Black Bolt?
They are twin sets released on the same day. White Flare features Reshiram ex as its Black White Rare, while Black Bolt features Zekrom ex. Together they include all 156 Pokémon discovered in the Unova region. See our Black Bolt set guide for the other half.
Where can I buy White Flare Japanese in Canada?
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