Team Rocket’s Moltres Ex (208)

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Team Rocket’s Moltres ex 208/182 is an Ultra Rare Fire type Basic ex card from the Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet Destined Rivals set. Featuring striking 5ban Graphics artwork, this card is a standout pull for collectors and players alike.

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Team Rocket’s Moltres ex 208/182 is one of the most visually striking Ultra Rare cards to come out of the Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet Destined Rivals expansion. Whether you are building a competitive Fire type deck or adding a bold piece to your collection, this card delivers on both fronts. With iconic Team Rocket branding, stunning 5ban Graphics illustration, and the powerful ex mechanic, Moltres ex 208/182 is a card that serious collectors and players actively seek out.

Card Details

Here is everything you need to know about the Team Rocket’s Moltres ex card at a glance:

  • Card Name: Team Rocket’s Moltres ex
  • Card Number: 208/182
  • Set: Scarlet & Violet, Destined Rivals
  • Rarity: Ultra Rare
  • Card Type: Basic ex
  • HP: 220
  • Type: Fire
  • Artist: 5ban Graphics

Set and Rarity

The Destined Rivals set is part of the ongoing Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet series and carries the set code SV10. At 208/182, this card falls beyond the standard set numbering, which is how Pokémon TCG indicates Special Illustration Rare and Ultra Rare cards that sit in the premium portion of the set. These cards are pulled at a lower frequency than common and uncommon cards, making them desirable singles for collectors who want to complete high-rarity subsets without cracking multiple booster boxes.

If you enjoy hunting rare pulls from this set, you may also want to explore the Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex 81/182 | Destined Rivals Double Rare, another fan-favourite from the same expansion.

Attacks and Stats

Team Rocket’s Moltres ex brings 220 HP to the table as a Basic ex, giving it solid staying power in a game environment where ex Pokémon need to absorb hits before powering up their bigger attacks. Its two attacks are Flame Screen and Evil Incineration, both fitting the aggressive Fire type identity associated with Team Rocket’s Moltres.

  • Flame Screen: A lower-cost attack that provides early-game utility, allowing Moltres ex to apply pressure while managing energy attachment.
  • Evil Incineration: The primary damage-dealing attack, designed to hit hard once fully powered up and consistent with Team Rocket’s signature high-risk, high-reward play style.

As a Basic ex, this card fits directly into the Active or Bench position without needing to evolve, making it straightforward to slot into Fire type or Team Rocket themed decks.

Condition Guide

When purchasing a single Pokémon TCG card, condition has a direct impact on its value, especially for a sought-after Ultra Rare like Moltres ex 208/182. Here is a plain-language breakdown of the standard grading conditions used in the hobby:

  • Near Mint (NM): The card shows no visible wear, has sharp corners, clean edges, and a flat surface with no whitening or scratches. This is the condition most buyers prefer for raw singles.
  • Lightly Played (LP): Minor edge wear or very light surface scuffs are present but the card is still clean and presentable. LP cards are popular for players who want value without sacrificing much visual quality.
  • Moderately Played (MP): Visible edge wear, possible light creasing, or noticeable surface marks. MP cards are typically sought by budget buyers or players who plan to sleeve the card immediately.
  • Heavily Played (HP) / Damaged: Significant wear including deep scratches, creases, or bent corners. These cards are generally for playable-only purchases and carry little collector value.

For maximum long-term value, Near Mint condition is always recommended when buying raw Pokémon TCG singles. If you plan to submit your card for professional grading, only NM copies are worth the submission cost.

Graded Card Value

Graded copies of Team Rocket’s Moltres ex 208/182 can carry a significant premium over raw versions, particularly PSA 10 grades, which represent a flawless example of the card. Graded slabs protect the card permanently, authenticate it, and allow for easier resale in the secondary market. PSA, BGS, and CGC are the three most recognised grading services for Pokémon TCG cards. If you are considering grading your copy, always start with a raw NM card to give yourself the best chance of achieving a high grade.

For players looking to complete a Team Rocket themed collection or deck, the Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex Box | Pokemon TCG Collection Box is a natural companion purchase alongside this card.

Why Collectors and Players Want This Card

The combination of Team Rocket branding, the iconic Moltres Pokémon, the 5ban Graphics artwork style, and the Ultra Rare pull rarity makes Destined Rivals 208 a card with appeal across multiple buyer types:

  • Set collectors need this card to complete the full Destined Rivals Ultra Rare subset.
  • Fire type deck builders want Moltres ex for its 220 HP and dual-attack kit.
  • Team Rocket theme collectors value any card carrying the Team Rocket name, making this a key piece of a themed binder or display.
  • Investors and graders look for NM copies to submit for PSA or BGS slabs, targeting the premium graded market.

Frequently Asked Questions

What set is Team Rocket’s Moltres ex 208/182 from?

Team Rocket’s Moltres ex 208/182 is from the Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet Destined Rivals set. The card number 208/182 places it in the Ultra Rare portion of the set, beyond the standard numbered cards.

What is the rarity of Moltres ex 208/182?

This card is classified as an Ultra Rare in the Destined Rivals set. Cards numbered beyond the set’s base total (182 in this case) are pulled at lower rates than standard cards, which contributes to their higher single-card market value.

Who is the illustrator of Team Rocket’s Moltres ex 208/182?

The artwork for this card was created by 5ban Graphics, one of the most recognised illustration studios in the Pokémon TCG, known for their detailed, dynamic full-art and special illustration card designs.

What condition should I buy if I want to grade the card?

If grading is your goal, always buy Near Mint (NM) condition. Grading services like PSA assess surface quality, corner sharpness, centering, and edges. A card with pre-existing wear will not achieve a PSA 10 regardless of how well it is stored afterward.

Is Team Rocket’s Moltres ex 208/182 playable in standard format?

Playability depends on the current Pokémon TCG Standard rotation at the time of purchase. As a card from the Scarlet & Violet series, it is part of the modern card pool. Always check the official Pokémon TCG website or your local tournament organiser for the current legal set list before building a competitive deck.

What other Team Rocket cards are available from Destined Rivals?

Destined Rivals includes multiple Team Rocket themed cards. One popular companion is the Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex 81/182, a Double Rare from the same set that pairs naturally with Moltres ex in Team Rocket themed builds or collections.


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