Team Rocket Returns№ 106
Rocket's Zapdos ex
$899.99Details
Pokémon TCG expansion
Team Rocket Returns card list
111 cards in the EX Series, led by Rocket's Zapdos ex at $899.99.
Team Rocket Returns (set code TRR) contains 111 cards: 109 main-set cards and 2 secret rares. It is a Pokémon TCG expansion released in 2004 as part of the EX Series. Its top chase is Rocket's Zapdos ex (Rare Holo EX) at $899.99 on the open market. The set features 2 Rare Secrets, with the average tracked card valued at $65.78.
■ Chase Rankings
Which cards lead the chase in Team Rocket Returns?
■ About this set
What is Team Rocket Returns?
Team Rocket Returns is a Pokémon TCG expansion released in 2004 under set code TRR, part of the EX Series. Chase Season lists 111 cards across 7 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.
■ Key facts
- Release date
- November 1, 2004
- Set code
- TRR
- Series
- EX
- Total cards
- 111
- Chase tiers
- 2 cards · 1 tier
- Reverse holos
- 94
Rarity breakdown
Uncommon
35
Common
32
Rare
14
Rare Holo
14
Rare Holo EX
11
Rare Holo Star
3
Rare Secret
2
■ Full set
Complete Team Rocket Returns card list
Team Rocket Returns contains 111 cards, including 109 main-set cards and 2 secret rares. Every printing is linked in the server-rendered checklist below; the image browser stays fast by loading in pages of 30.
Team Rocket Returns№ 99
Rocket's Mewtwo ex
$550Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 97
Rocket's Entei ex
$503.99Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 100
Rocket's Moltres ex
$498.88Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 104
Rocket's Snorlax ex
$400Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 96
Rocket's Articuno ex
$380Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 102
Rocket's Scyther ex
$351.99Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 101
Rocket's Scizor ex
$341.02Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 103
Rocket's Sneasel ex
$339.99Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 111
Here Comes Team Rocket!
$326.30Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 105
Rocket's Suicune ex
$300Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 98
Rocket's Hitmonchan ex
$209.70Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 7
Dark Marowak
$156.54Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 14
Togetic
$129.99Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 110
Charmeleon
$115.62Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 2
Dark Ampharos
$114.96Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 10
Dark Steelix
$113.33Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 9
Dark Slowking
$95.94Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 5
Dark Houndoom
$93.37Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 15
Dark Dragonite
$92.02Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 4
Dark Electrode
$87.25Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 19
Dark Tyranitar
$77.42Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 6
Dark Hypno
$64.29Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 12
Kingdra
$52.79Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 85
Pow! Hand Extension
$51.14Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 1
Azumarill
$49.26Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 28
Yanma
$44.99Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 36
Dark Gyarados
$35.42Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 3
Dark Crobat
$31.35Details
Team Rocket Returns№ 70
Psyduck
$30.86Details
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Uncommon35 cards
- #85 Pow! Hand Extension$51.14
- #36 Dark Gyarados$35.42
- #32 Dark Dragonair$26.01
- #37 Dark Houndoom$22.33
- #86 Rocket's Admin.$22.24
- #46 Rocket's Meowth$19.90
- #92 Swoop! Teleporter$18.09
- #50 Togepi$16.10
- #95 R Energy$15.32
- #43 Heracross$14.42
- #41 Dark Pupitar$11.55
- #33 Dark Flaaffy$10.56
- #91 Surprise! Time Machine$7.67
- #31 Dark Dragonair$7.48
- #83 Copycat$6.86
- #87 Rocket's Hideout$6.40
- #47 Rocket's Wobbuffet$6.21
- #89 Rocket's Poké Ball$5.86
- #93 Venture Bomb$5.72
- #94 Dark Metal Energy$5.58
- #35 Dark Golduck$5.32
- #29 Dark Arbok$5.30
- #34 Dark Golbat$4.68
- #44 Magmar$4.48
- #45 Mantine$3.88
- #39 Dark Magneton$3.78
- #38 Dark Magcargo$3.36
- #30 Dark Ariados$3.31
- #48 Seadra$3.21
- #90 Rocket's Tricky Gym$3.09
- #42 Dark Weezing$2.79
- #40 Dark Pupitar$1.97
- #84 Pokémon Retriever$1.82
- #88 Rocket's Mission$1.25
- #49 Skiploom$1.11
Common32 cards
- #70 Psyduck$30.86
- #60 Houndour$11.29
- #76 Slowpoke$8.69
- #65 Magikarp$8.65
- #53 Dratini$7.87
- #51 Cubone$7.47
- #81 Wooper$5.30
- #79 Swinub$5.23
- #75 Sentret$4.08
- #52 Dratini$3.76
- #78 Spinarak$3.58
- #59 Houndour$3.58
- #80 Voltorb$3.26
- #56 Grimer$3.20
- #63 Larvitar$2.98
- #68 Marill$2.67
- #67 Mareep$2.56
- #74 Sandshrew$2.14
- #58 Horsea$2.01
- #72 Rattata$1.67
- #82 Zubat$1.27
- #66 Magnemite$1.15
- #71 Rattata$1.14
- #54 Drowzee$1.13
- #61 Koffing$1.08
- #69 Onix$0.99
- #62 Larvitar$0.88
- #64 Ledyba$0.88
- #55 Ekans$0.56
- #77 Slugma$0.53
- #57 Hoppip$0.50
- #73 Remoraid$0.49
Rare Holo14 cards
Rare14 cards
Rare Holo EX11 cards
- #106 Rocket's Zapdos ex$899.99
- #99 Rocket's Mewtwo ex$550
- #97 Rocket's Entei ex$503.99
- #100 Rocket's Moltres ex$498.88
- #104 Rocket's Snorlax ex$400
- #96 Rocket's Articuno ex$380
- #102 Rocket's Scyther ex$351.99
- #101 Rocket's Scizor ex$341.02
- #103 Rocket's Sneasel ex$339.99
- #105 Rocket's Suicune ex$300
- #98 Rocket's Hitmonchan ex$209.70
Rare Holo Star3 cards
Rare Secret2 cards
■ Series context
How does Team Rocket Returns fit in the EX Series?
Team Rocket Returns sits in the EX Series, released in 2004. It precedes Delta Species (2005). Browse adjacent expansions below to compare chase cards, rarity distributions, and market trends across the series.
■ Common questions
Frequently asked about Team Rocket Returns
Pricing, rarities, release info, and pack value — answered with current market data.
10 questions answered
Q.01How many cards are in Team Rocket Returns?
Chase Season lists 111 cards in Team Rocket Returns. Every card is linked in the complete checklist below.
Q.02What is the most valuable card in Team Rocket Returns?
The top chase in Team Rocket Returns is Rocket's Zapdos ex (Rare Holo EX), currently priced at $899.99 on the holofoil market.
Q.03What are the top chase cards in Team Rocket Returns?
The top chases in Team Rocket Returns are led by Rocket's Zapdos ex 106/109 at $899.99, then Rocket's Mewtwo ex 99/109 and Rocket's Entei ex 97/109. See the <a href="#top-10">leading chase cards, ranked by current market value.
Q.04When was Team Rocket Returns released?
Team Rocket Returns was released on November 1, 2004 as part of the EX Series. It carries the set code TRR.
Q.05How is the Chase Index calculated for Team Rocket Returns?
The Chase Index is ordered by active collector chases. Within Team Rocket Returns, cards with more active chases appear first.
Q.06Is Team Rocket Returns rising or falling in value?
Tracked cards in Team Rocket Returns have moved -24.8% over the past 30 days, based on market prices.
Q.07What rarities are in Team Rocket Returns?
Team Rocket Returns spans 7 distinct rarity tiers across 111 tracked cards. The most common are 35 Uncommon, 32 Common, 14 Rare. The chase tiers include 2 Rare Secrets.
Q.08Which Pokémon are featured in Team Rocket Returns?
The headline cards in Team Rocket Returns feature Rocket's Zapdos ex, Rocket's Mewtwo ex, Rocket's Entei ex, Rocket's Moltres ex, Rocket's Snorlax ex, Rocket's Articuno ex, alongside other species across the set's 7 rarity tiers. These top the Chase Index ranking inside Team Rocket Returns based on current market value.
Q.09What card variants are available in Team Rocket Returns?
Beyond the base print, Team Rocket Returns includes 2 chase-tier cards across 1 premium rarity (2 Rare Secrets), plus 94 cards with a reverse-holo variant. Each variant is priced and tracked separately on Chase Season.
Q.10Are Team Rocket Returns booster packs worth opening?
Pack value in Team Rocket Returns depends on pull rates and current market prices, neither of which Chase Season predicts. As reference: the set contains 2 chase-tier pulls across 1 premium rarity, led by Rocket's Zapdos ex at $899.99. The average tracked card across Team Rocket Returns is worth $65.78.