Raichu 15 from Mysterious Treasures

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15 • Mysterious Treasures

Raichu

Raichu is a Rare Holo Raichu print from Mysterious Treasures in the Diamond & Pearl era. Use this page to confirm the exact release, card facts, and the other Raichu prints most likely to be confused with it.

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Release
Aug 1, 2007
Era
Diamond & Pearl
Form
Raichu
Market
$21.65
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Card facts

Set

Mysterious Treasures

Series

Diamond & Pearl

Artist

Daisuke Ito

Card number

15

HP

90

Types

Lightning

Stage / suffix

Stage1

Evolves from

Pikachu

Available languages

English, French, German

Printed in set

123 official / 124 total

Context links

If you are checking this copy against similar Raichu cards, the set, era, and form views give the clearest side-by-side context for identifying close variants.

Set page
Mysterious Treasures
Mysterious Treasures released on Aug 1, 2007 and includes 1 Raichu print, making it useful for confirming the exact set, collector number, and release context of each card.
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Era page
Diamond & Pearl
The Diamond & Pearl era spans 5 Raichu prints across 4 sets, from May 1, 2007 to Nov 1, 2008, and shows how Raichu changed across that release window.
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Form page
Raichu
Raichu appears on 73 Raichu card prints across 62 sets, which makes it a clear sub-collection for collectors chasing a specific Raichu variant.
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