Neo Revelation
66-card expansion featuring Shining Gyarados, Shining Magikarp and Entei.
- Game
- Pokemon TCG
- Publisher
- TPC
- Release date
- 21 September 2001
- Cards
- 66
- Status
- Released
About this release
Neo Revelation is the third main expansion in the Pokemon TCG WOTC series, released on 21 September 2001. The set contains 66 cards, including Shining Gyarados, Shining Magikarp and Entei, alongside Holo Rares and Secret Rares sought after by both players and collectors.
At current market prices, the complete set is worth around £9,308. Shining Gyarados leads the value charts, while sealed booster boxes, Elite Trainer Boxes and individual singles offer multiple ways to collect or build competitive decks.
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What is Pokemon TCG?
The Pokemon Trading Card Game is a two-player game where each player builds a 60-card deck around a team of Pokemon and battles to knock out the opponent's Pokemon. Every time you knock one out you take a Prize card - take all of your Prizes (usually six) to win.
How a game plays
Each turn you draw a card, then play Basic Pokemon, attach Energy, use Trainer cards and attack. Attacks need the right Energy attached; when a Pokemon's HP runs out it is knocked out and the attacker takes a Prize. Basic Pokemon evolve into stronger Stage 1 and Stage 2 forms as the game develops, so a deck is about building an engine of Pokemon, Energy and Trainers that work together.
Read the official how-to-play guide →Neo Revelation Rarities & Set Breakdown
Neo Revelation has 66 of 66 cards currently revealed.
The main booster checklist is made up of 66 base cards and 0 variant cards.
Category
- Pokémon62
- Trainer4
Type
- Water13
- Grass8
- Psychic8
- Colorless8
- Lightning7
- Fighting7
- Fire5
- Darkness3
- Metal2
Stage
- Basic39
- Stage 118
- Stage 24
Rarity
- Common20
- Uncommon17
- Holo Rare14
- Rare13
- Secret Rare2
Most Valuable Neo Revelation Cards
The most valuable card in Neo Revelation is Shining Gyarados at around £658.
Chase-card prices powered by PulseTCG · updated 25 August 2026
Neo Revelation Card List
Every Neo Revelation card is listed below with its number, rarity and current UK reference prices — searchable and filterable.
Full card list
Every card-number record in the set, searchable and filterable. Select any card for its full details.
Neo Revelation Booster Boxes & Products
Neo Revelation has 3 sealed products across booster packs & boxes. The Booster Pack includes 10 cards per pack; 1 rare or better card.
Booster Pack
[1st Edition] · [Unlimited Edition]
- 10 cards per pack
- 1 Rare or better card
- 1 reverse-holo card
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Booster Pack
- 10 cards per pack
- 1 Rare or better card
- 1 reverse-holo card
Booster Box
- 36 booster packs
- 10 cards per pack
- 1 Rare or better in every pack
- 1 reverse-holo card in every pack
Contents as listed by the publisher. Prices and availability update automatically.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When was Neo Revelation released?
Neo Revelation was released on 21 September 2001.
How many cards are in the Neo Revelation Booster Box Booster Box?
A Neo Revelation Booster Box Booster Box contains 36 packs of 10 cards each, 360 cards in total.
How many cards are in Neo Revelation?
Neo Revelation contains 66 cards.
How many cards are in the Neo Revelation master set?
The base Neo Revelation set has 66 numbered cards. A full master set — one of every card including reverse-holo and secret-rare printings — comes to 130 cards.
What is the most valuable card in Neo Revelation?
Shining Gyarados 65/64, the Secret Rare, is currently the most valuable card in Neo Revelation, worth around £658. Prices reflect market data as of 25 August 2026.
How much is a complete Neo Revelation set worth?
A complete set of all 66 cards is worth around £9,308 at current market prices, holding roughly steady over the last 30 days. Card values range from under £1 for commons up to £658 for the top chase card. Prices reflect market data as of 25 August 2026.
Is there a full card list for Neo Revelation?
Yes. This guide has the full 66-card booster checklist with card images, search and rarity filters.
Is Neo Revelation worth buying?
Neo Revelation has 34 cards currently worth £10 or more, led by Shining Gyarados 65/64 at around £658. Its combination of high-value chase cards and playable cards gives it appeal to collectors and deck-builders, though sealed-product value depends on purchase price and pull results.
How do you price your cards?
The card prices shown on this page are current UK market values, sourced from PokePulse - a dedicated Pokemon TCG price tracker. We refresh them regularly, so you see an up-to-date UK valuation rather than a US price simply converted to pounds.
What is Pokemon TCG?
The Pokemon Trading Card Game is a two-player game where each player builds a 60-card deck around a team of Pokemon and battles to knock out the opponent's Pokemon.
Which high-rarity cards are in Neo Revelation?
Neo Revelation's premium cards are its Holo Rares and Secret Rares — the set's highest-rarity treatments — including Shining Gyarados, Shining Magikarp and Entei.
What rarities are in Neo Revelation?
Neo Revelation includes Common, Uncommon, Rare, Holo Rare and Secret Rare cards, from the most common to the rarest.
How do you play Pokemon TCG?
Each turn you draw a card, then play Basic Pokemon, attach Energy, use Trainer cards and attack. Cards from Neo Revelation can be added to any standard Pokemon TCG deck.
How many Neo Revelation cards are worth over £20?
27 cards in Neo Revelation are currently worth £20 or more, led by Shining Gyarados 65/64 at £658. The rest are more affordable commons, uncommons and lower rares.
What are the best cards to pull from Neo Revelation?
The most sought-after pulls are Shining Gyarados 65/64 (£658), Entei 06/64 (£458), Raikou 13/64 (£455), Ho-oh 07/64 (£447), Shining Magikarp 66/64 (£407). These high-rarity cards carry most of the set's value.
