Dragon Frontiers card list
101 cards in the EX Series, led by Charizard ★ δ at $37,999.99.
Dragon Frontiers (set code DF) contains 101 cards. It is a Pokémon TCG expansion released in 2006 as part of the EX Series. Its top chase is Charizard ★ δ (Rare Holo Star) at $37,999.99 on the open market.
Which cards lead the chase in Dragon Frontiers?
What is Dragon Frontiers?
Dragon Frontiers is a Pokémon TCG expansion released in 2006 under set code DF, part of the EX Series. Chase Season lists 101 cards across 6 rarity tiers, from base commons through the rarest special illustration pulls. The rarity breakdown shows how chase tiers are distributed within the expansion. Each card carries a Chase Index — a community-driven signal of what collectors are actively chasing right now.
- Release date
- November 1, 2006
- Set code
- DF
- Series
- EX
- Total cards
- 101
- Chase tiers
- —
- Reverse holos
- 89
Complete Dragon Frontiers card list
Dragon Frontiers contains 101 cards. Every printing is linked in the server-rendered checklist below; the image browser stays fast by loading in pages of 30.
Uncommon31 cards
- #30 Flaaffy δ$10.85
- #27 Croconaw δ$9.78
- #28 Dragonair δ$7.85
- #41 Togepi δ$7.45
- #75 Holon Mentor$6.17
- #34 Nidorina δ$4.19
- #36 Quilava δ$4.05
- #89 Scramble Energy$4
- #38 Shelgon δ$2.72
- #73 Copycat$2.23
- #29 Electabuzz δ$2.16
- #39 Smeargle δ$2.15
- #26 Bayleef δ$2.03
- #42 Vibrava δ$2.01
- #33 Kirlia δ$1.69
- #77 Mr. Stone's Project$1.64
- #40 Swellow δ$1.64
- #31 Horsea δ$1.46
- #35 Nidorino δ$1.35
- #87 Boost Energy$1.30
- #37 Seadra δ$1.27
- #76 Island Hermit$1.21
- #88 δ Rainbow Energy$1.09
- #32 Kirlia$1.06
- #80 Professor Oak's Research$0.94
- #78 Old Rod$0.92
- #79 Professor Elm's Training Method$0.67
- #82 TV Reporter$0.56
- #81 Strength Charm$0.54
- #74 Holon Legacy$0.47
- #72 Buffer Piece$0.26
Common30 cards
- #71 Wooper δ$11.79
- #44 Chikorita δ$9.93
- #46 Dratini δ$4.66
- #67 Totodile δ$4.22
- #70 Vulpix δ$3.51
- #54 Mareep δ$2.23
- #45 Cyndaquil δ$2.17
- #47 Ekans δ$1.91
- #48 Elekid δ$1.41
- #65 Swablu δ$1.39
- #57 Nidoran ♂ δ$1.36
- #61 Ralts δ$1.25
- #69 Trapinch δ$1.15
- #49 Feebas δ$1.14
- #55 Natu δ$0.97
- #64 Smoochum δ$0.95
- #63 Shellder δ$0.92
- #52 Larvitar δ$0.89
- #50 Horsea δ$0.89
- #51 Larvitar$0.84
- #56 Nidoran ♀ δ$0.78
- #60 Ralts$0.75
- #62 Seel δ$0.75
- #43 Bagon δ$0.73
- #53 Ledyba δ$0.72
- #66 Taillow δ$0.67
- #59 Pupitar δ$0.57
- #68 Trapinch δ$0.47
- #83 Switch$0.46
- #58 Pupitar$0.38
Rare16 cards
- #21 Quagsire δ$13.81
- #17 Jynx δ$4.10
- #23 Tropius δ$3.74
- #15 Dewgong δ$3.63
- #18 Ledian δ$3.04
- #20 Mantine δ$2.67
- #16 Gligar δ$2.42
- #19 Lickitung δ$2.42
- #13 Arbok δ$2.34
- #25 Xatu δ$2.19
- #22 Seadra δ$1.82
- #24 Vibrava δ$1.78
- #84 Holon Energy FF$1.55
- #85 Holon Energy GL$1.47
- #14 Cloyster δ$1.41
- #86 Holon Energy WP$1.37
Rare Holo12 cards
Rare Holo EX10 cards
Rare Holo Star2 cards
How does Dragon Frontiers fit in the EX Series?
Dragon Frontiers sits in the EX Series, released in 2006. It follows Crystal Guardians (2006) and precedes Power Keepers (2007). Browse adjacent expansions below to compare chase cards, rarity distributions, and market trends across the series.
Frequently asked about Dragon Frontiers
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