■ About this set

What is Great Encounters?

Great Encounters is a Pokémon TCG expansion released in 2008 under set code GE, part of the Diamond & Pearl era. It spans 106 total cards across 5 rarity tiers, from base commons through the rarest special illustration pulls. The rarity breakdown shows how chase tiers are distributed within the expansion.

■ Key facts

Release date: February 1, 2008
Set code: GE
Era: Diamond & Pearl
Total cards: 106
Chase tiers: —
Reverse holos: 102

Rarity distribution

Common

Uncommon

Rare

Rare Holo

Rare Holo LV.X

■ Full set

Browse all cards in Great Encounters

All 106 tracked cards in Great Encounters, ranked by Chase Index. Search by name, sort by price or card number, and click any row for the full card detail with live market pricing.

Rank	Card	Rarity	Price	7d	Score
01	Dialga LV.X Pokémon · #105	Rare Holo LV.X	$249.99	—	50
02	Palkia LV.X Pokémon · #106	Rare Holo LV.X	$140	—	50
03	Darkrai LV.X Pokémon · #104	Rare Holo LV.X	$138.26	—	49
04	Cresselia LV.X Pokémon · #103	Rare Holo LV.X	$44.95	—	49
05	Rotom+RH Pokémon · #7	Rare Holo	$33.34	—	48
06	Darkrai+RH Pokémon · #3	Rare Holo	$26.19	—	48
07	Darkrai+RH Pokémon · #4	Rare Holo	$25.74	—	47
08	Swampert+RH Pokémon · #9	Rare Holo	$22.88	—	47
09	Blaziken+RH Pokémon · #1	Rare Holo	$20.44	—	46
10	Togekiss+RH Pokémon · #11	Rare Holo	$20.40	—	46
11	Sceptile+RH Pokémon · #8	Rare Holo	$15.85	—	45
12	Cresselia+RH Pokémon · #2	Rare Holo	$15.13	—	45
13	Pachirisu+RH Pokémon · #5	Rare Holo	$14.96	—	44
14	Lapras+RH Pokémon · #21	Rare	$14.12	—	44
15	Milotic+RH Pokémon · #25	Rare	$13.80	—	43
16	Unown [H]+RH Pokémon · #29	Rare	$8.75	—	43
17	Wailord+RH Pokémon · #30	Rare	$7.99	—	42
18	Porygon-Z+RH Pokémon · #6	Rare Holo	$7.58	—	42
19	Latias+RH Pokémon · #22	Rare	$6.29	—	41
20	Rare Candy+RH Trainer · #102	Uncommon	$6.28	—	41
21	Mudkip+RH Pokémon · #80	Common	$6.01	—	40
22	Slowpoke+RH Pokémon · #82	Common	$5.90	—	40
23	Jigglypuff+RH Pokémon · #72	Common	$5.79	—	40
24	Unown [G]+RH Pokémon · #57	Uncommon	$5.36	—	39
25	Claydol+RH Pokémon · #15	Rare	$5.28	—	39
26	Tangrowth+RH Pokémon · #10	Rare Holo	$4.96	—	38
27	Igglybuff+RH Pokémon · #70	Common	$4.95	—	38
28	Butterfree+RH Pokémon · #14	Rare	$4.74	—	37
29	Latios+RH Pokémon · #23	Rare	$4.52	—	37
30	Mawile+RH Pokémon · #24	Rare	$4.39	—	36
31	Altaria+RH Pokémon · #12	Rare	$3.42	—	36
32	Moonlight Stadium+RH Trainer · #100	Uncommon	$3.38	—	35
33	Baltoy+RH Pokémon · #60	Common	$3.21	—	35
34	Houndoom+RH Pokémon · #18	Rare	$2.98	—	34
35	Palkia+RH Pokémon · #26	Rare	$2.16	—	34
36	Wigglytuff+RH Pokémon · #32	Rare	$2.07	—	33
37	Slowbro+RH Pokémon · #54	Uncommon	$1.94	—	33
38	Weezing+RH Pokémon · #31	Rare	$1.85	—	32
39	Kingler+RH Pokémon · #20	Rare	$1.84	—	32
40	Unown [F]+RH Pokémon · #56	Uncommon	$1.83	—	31
41	Dialga+RH Pokémon · #16	Rare	$1.79	—	31
42	Hypno+RH Pokémon · #19	Rare	$1.78	—	30
43	Koffing+RH Pokémon · #74	Common	$1.66	—	30
44	Porygon2+RH Pokémon · #49	Uncommon	$1.62	—	30
45	Slowking+RH Pokémon · #28	Rare	$1.60	—	29
46	Exploud+RH Pokémon · #17	Rare	$1.52	—	29
47	Marshtomp+RH Pokémon · #46	Uncommon	$1.47	—	28
48	Unown [L]+RH Pokémon · #91	Common	$1.36	—	28
49	Torchic+RH Pokémon · #89	Common	$1.31	—	27
50	Togetic+RH Pokémon · #55	Uncommon	$1.07	—	27
51	Beedrill+RH Pokémon · #13	Rare	$1.05	—	26
52	Primeape+RH Pokémon · #27	Rare	$1	—	26
53	Premier Ball+RH Trainer · #101	Uncommon	$0.98	—	25
54	Combusken+RH Pokémon · #35	Uncommon	$0.89	—	25
55	Huntail+RH Pokémon · #42	Uncommon	$0.82	—	24
56	Treecko+RH Pokémon · #90	Common	$0.82	—	24
57	Grovyle+RH Pokémon · #40	Common	$0.76	—	23
58	Swablu+RH Pokémon · #86	Common	$0.75	—	23
59	Felicity's Drawing+RH Trainer · #98	Uncommon	$0.72	—	22
60	Zangoose+RH Pokémon · #59	Uncommon	$0.71	—	22
61	Delibird+RH Pokémon · #36	Uncommon	$0.70	—	21
62	Linoone+RH Pokémon · #43	Uncommon	$0.69	—	21
63	Cacturne+RH Pokémon · #34	Uncommon	$0.67	—	20
64	Arbok+RH Pokémon · #33	Uncommon	$0.66	—	20
65	Luvdisc+RH Pokémon · #77	Common	$0.64	—	20
66	Relicanth+RH Pokémon · #51	Uncommon	$0.63	—	19
67	Metapod+RH Pokémon · #47	Uncommon	$0.62	—	19
68	Togepi+RH Pokémon · #88	Common	$0.60	—	18
69	Caterpie+RH Pokémon · #63	Common	$0.58	—	18
70	Tangela+RH Pokémon · #87	Common	$0.57	—	17
71	Wailmer+RH Pokémon · #58	Uncommon	$0.54	—	17
72	Seviper+RH Pokémon · #52	Uncommon	$0.52	—	16
73	Zigzagoon+RH Pokémon · #96	Common	$0.49	—	15
74	Clamperl+RH Pokémon · #64	Common	$0.49	—	15
75	Magcargo+RH Pokémon · #45	Uncommon	$0.48	—	15
76	Gorebyss+RH Pokémon · #38	Uncommon	$0.47	—	14
77	Pelipper+RH Pokémon · #48	Uncommon	$0.47	—	14
78	Loudred+RH Pokémon · #44	Uncommon	$0.46	—	13
79	Floatzel+RH Pokémon · #37	Uncommon	$0.45	—	13
80	Snubbull+RH Pokémon · #84	Common	$0.44	—	12
81	Porygon+RH Pokémon · #81	Common	$0.43	—	12
82	Skarmory+RH Pokémon · #53	Uncommon	$0.42	—	11
83	Granbull+RH Pokémon · #39	Uncommon	$0.40	—	10
84	Lunatone+RH Pokémon · #76	Common	$0.40	—	10
85	Purugly+RH Pokémon · #50	Uncommon	$0.39	—	10
86	Feebas+RH Pokémon · #67	Common	$0.39	—	10
87	Houndour+RH Pokémon · #69	Common	$0.38	—	9
88	Makuhita+RH Pokémon · #78	Common	$0.37	—	8
89	Drowzee+RH Pokémon · #65	Common	$0.37	—	8
90	Volbeat+RH Pokémon · #92	Common	$0.36	—	7
91	Buizel+RH Pokémon · #61	Common	$0.36	—	7
92	Leftovers+RH Trainer · #99	Uncommon	$0.35	—	5
93	Hariyama+RH Pokémon · #41	Uncommon	$0.35	—	5
94	Whismur+RH Pokémon · #94	Common	$0.35	—	5
95	Krabby+RH Pokémon · #75	Common	$0.35	—	5
96	Solrock+RH Pokémon · #85	Common	$0.34	—	5
97	Illumise+RH Pokémon · #71	Common	$0.33	—	4
98	Wingull+RH Pokémon · #95	Common	$0.33	—	4
99	Weedle+RH Pokémon · #93	Common	$0.32	—	3
100	Slugma+RH Pokémon · #83	Common	$0.31	—	3
101	Mankey+RH Pokémon · #79	Common	$0.30	—	2
102	Cacnea+RH Pokémon · #62	Common	$0.29	—	2
103	Ekans+RH Pokémon · #66	Common	$0.28	—	1
104	Kakuna+RH Pokémon · #73	Common	$0.26	—	0
105	Glameow+RH Pokémon · #68	Common	$0.26	—	0
106	Amulet Coin+RH Trainer · #97	Uncommon	$0.25	—	0

■ Era context

How does Great Encounters fit in the Diamond & Pearl era?

Great Encounters sits in the Diamond & Pearl era of the Pokémon TCG, released in 2008. It follows Secret Wonders (2007) and precedes Majestic Dawn (2008). Browse adjacent expansions below to compare chase cards, rarity distributions, and market trends across the era.

Top: $669

Top: $248

Top: $500

Top: $164

■ Common questions

Frequently asked about Great Encounters

Pricing, rarities, release info, and pack value — answered with live market data. Updated daily.

10 questions answered

Q.01

How many cards are in Great Encounters?

Great Encounters contains 106 total cards (106 in the printed set). Chase Season currently tracks 106 cards with live pricing data.

Q.02

What is the most valuable card in Great Encounters?

The top chase in Great Encounters is Dialga LV.X (Rare Holo LV.X), currently priced at $249.99 on the holofoil market.

Q.03

When was Great Encounters released?

Great Encounters was released in 2008 as part of the Diamond & Pearl era. It carries the set code GE.

Q.04

How is the Chase Index calculated for Great Encounters?

The Chase Index is a composite score (0–100) that combines current market price percentile (50%), community chase count (30%), and 7-day view activity (20%). Within Great Encounters, cards are ranked against each other so local rarity and interest are reflected accurately.

Q.05

Is Great Encounters rising or falling in value?

Price-trend data for Great Encounters is still being gathered. Check back soon for 7-day and 30-day movement.

Q.06

What rarities are in Great Encounters?

Great Encounters spans 5 distinct rarity tiers across 106 tracked cards. The most common are 38 Common, 32 Uncommon, 21 Rare. The chase tiers include no top-tier chases yet.

Q.07

Which Pokémon are featured in Great Encounters?

The headline cards in Great Encounters feature Dialga LV.X, Palkia LV.X, Darkrai LV.X, Cresselia LV.X, Rotom, Swampert, alongside other species across the set's 5 rarity tiers. These top the Chase Index ranking inside Great Encounters based on live market price.

Q.08

What card variants are available in Great Encounters?

Beyond the base print, Great Encounters includes standard rarity tiers, plus 102 cards with a reverse-holo variant. Each variant is priced and tracked separately on Chase Season.

Q.09

How does Great Encounters compare to Secret Wonders?

Great Encounters (2008) is the Diamond & Pearl-era expansion that followed Secret Wonders (2007). It tracks 106 cards versus 132 in Secret Wonders, with a top chase of $249.99 against $164.01 in its predecessor.

Q.10

Are Great Encounters booster packs worth opening?

Pack value in Great Encounters depends on pull rates and current market prices, neither of which Chase Season predicts. As reference: the set contains no top-tier chases yet, led by Dialga LV.X at $249.99. The average tracked card across Great Encounters is worth $8.99.

Diamond & Pearl · GE · 2008

Great EncountersPokémon TCG Set Overview & Chase Cards

Q: What is the most valuable card in Great Encounters?

The top chase in Great Encounters is Dialga LV.X (Rare Holo LV.X), currently priced at $249.99 on the holofoil market.

Q: When was Great Encounters released?

Great Encounters was released in 2008 as part of the Diamond & Pearl era. It carries the set code GE.

Q: Which Pokémon are featured in Great Encounters?

The headline cards in Great Encounters feature Dialga LV.X, Palkia LV.X, Darkrai LV.X, Cresselia LV.X, Rotom, Swampert, alongside other species across the set's 5 rarity tiers. These top the Chase Index ranking inside Great Encounters based on live market price.

Great Encounters (set code GE) is a 106-card Pokémon TCG expansion released in 2008 as part of the Diamond & Pearl era. Its top chase is Dialga LV.X (Rare Holo LV.X) at $249.99 on the open market.

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Cards tracked

106

with pricing

Top chase

$250

highest card

Avg value

per card

Total value

$953

all cards summed

Set total

106

cards in set

Rarities

distinct types

■ Chase Rankings

What are the top chase cards in Great Encounters?

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