Dark Ampharos
Rare Holo
$120Details
Pokémon TCG expansion
Neo Destiny card list
113 cards in the Neo Series, led by Shining Charizard at $8,250.00.
Neo Destiny (set code N4) contains 113 cards: 105 main-set cards and 8 secret rares. It is a Pokémon TCG expansion released in 2002 as part of the Neo Series. Its top chase is Shining Charizard (Rare Shining) at $8,250.00 on the open market. Tracked cards have moved +48.1% over the past 7 days.
■ Highest-value cards
Neo Destiny chase cards
■ Full set
Complete Neo Destiny card list
Neo Destiny contains 113 cards, including 105 main-set cards and 8 secret rares. Search by name or card number, filter by rarity, or compare prices.
113 of 113 cards
- Dark CrobatRare Holo$175.91Details
- Dark DonphanRare Holo$117.50Details
- Dark EspeonRare Holo$649.99Details
- Dark FeraligatrRare Holo$160.74Details
- Dark GengarRare Holo$1,000Details
- Dark HoundoomRare Holo$299.99Details
- Dark Porygon2Rare Holo$95.80Details
- Dark ScizorRare Holo$105Details
- Dark TyphlosionRare Holo$193.95Details
- Dark TyranitarRare Holo$200Details
- Light ArcanineRare Holo$479.99Details
- Light AzumarillRare Holo$38.02Details
- Light DragoniteRare Holo$699.99Details
- Light TogeticRare Holo$75.50Details
- Miracle EnergyRare Holo$76.33Details
- Dark AriadosRare$16.91Details
- Dark MagcargoRare$18.90Details
- Dark OmastarRare$45.34Details
- Dark SlowkingRare$124.80Details
- Dark UrsaringRare$42.94Details
- Light DragonairRare$87.95Details
- Light LanturnRare$16.40Details
- Light LedianRare$32.10Details
- Light MachampRare$50.39Details
- Light PiloswineRare$37.54Details
- Unown [G]Rare$26.22Details
- Unown [H]Rare$44.83Details
- Unown [W]Rare$16.76Details
- Unown [X]Rare$32.66Details
- ChanseyUncommon$48.42Details
- Dark CroconawUncommon$16.73Details
- Dark ExeggutorUncommon$19.51Details
- Dark FlaaffyUncommon$17.53Details
- Dark ForretressUncommon$10.21Details
- Dark HaunterUncommon$85.29Details
- Dark OmanyteUncommon$16.93Details
- Dark PupitarUncommon$15.81Details
- Dark QuilavaUncommon$25.14Details
- Dark WigglytuffUncommon$25.07Details
- HeracrossUncommon$14.24Details
- HitmonleeUncommon$17.72Details
- HoundourUncommon$23.11Details
- JigglypuffUncommon$40.52Details
- Light DewgongUncommon$14.81Details
- Light FlareonUncommon$72.46Details
- Light GolduckUncommon$22.77Details
- Light JolteonUncommon$219.98Details
- Light MachokeUncommon$34.92Details
- Light NinetalesUncommon$30.88Details
- Light SlowbroUncommon$74.86Details
- Light VaporeonUncommon$90.77Details
- Light VenomothUncommon$11.58Details
- Light WigglytuffUncommon$32.60Details
- ScytherUncommon$24.08Details
- TogepiUncommon$66.12Details
- Unown [C]Uncommon$8.04Details
- Unown [P]Uncommon$10.95Details
- Unown [Q]Uncommon$14.16Details
- Unown [Z]Uncommon$14.87Details
- CyndaquilCommon$29.36Details
- Dark OctilleryCommon$2.91Details
- DratiniCommon$32.18Details
- ExeggcuteCommon$2.99Details
- GastlyCommon$19.26Details
- GirafarigCommon$15.84Details
- GligarCommon$2.17Details
- GrowlitheCommon$20.62Details
- HitmonchanCommon$7.71Details
- LarvitarCommon$12.09Details
- LedybaCommon$9.53Details
- Light SunfloraCommon$4.12Details
- MachopCommon$2.92Details
- MantineCommon$3.30Details
- MareepCommon$8.65Details
- PhanpyCommon$5.06Details
- PinecoCommon$2.29Details
- PorygonCommon$14.20Details
- PsyduckCommon$73.08Details
- RemoraidCommon$1.90Details
- SeelCommon$3.64Details
- SlugmaCommon$2.17Details
- SunkernCommon$2.09Details
- SwinubCommon$2.80Details
- TotodileCommon$33.73Details
- Unown [L]Common$2.77Details
- Unown [S]Common$11.24Details
- Unown [T]Common$3.88Details
- Unown [V]Common$5.06Details
- VenonatCommon$2.99Details
- VulpixCommon$19.85Details
- Broken Ground GymRare$51.78Details
- EXP.ALLRare$8.33Details
- Impostor Professor Oak's InventionRare$11.14Details
- Radio TowerRare$10.63Details
- Thought Wave MachineRare$12.89Details
- Counterattack ClawsUncommon$3.16Details
- Energy AmplifierUncommon$2.58Details
- Energy StadiumUncommon$7.19Details
- Lucky StadiumUncommon$46.38Details
- MagnifierUncommon$2.92Details
- Pokémon Personality TestUncommon$26.79Details
- Team Rocket's Evil DeedsUncommon$7.44Details
- Heal PowderCommon$1.07Details
- Mail from BillCommon$1.69Details
- Shining CelebiRare Shining$1,801Details
- Shining CharizardRare Shining$8,250Details
- Shining KabutopsRare Shining$1,399.95Details
- Shining MewtwoRare Shining$3,070.80Details
- Shining NoctowlRare Shining$474.97Details
- Shining RaichuRare Shining$548.70Details
- Shining SteelixRare Shining$562.50Details
- Shining TyranitarRare Shining$1,800Details
■ About this set
What is Neo Destiny?
Neo Destiny is a Pokémon TCG expansion released in 2002 under set code N4, part of the Neo Series. Chase Season lists 113 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. Each card carries a Chase Index — a community-driven signal of what collectors are actively chasing right now.
■ Key facts
- Release date
- February 28, 2002
- Set code
- N4
- Series
- Neo
- Total cards
- 113
- Chase tiers
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- Reverse holos
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Rarity breakdown
Uncommon
37
Common
33
Rare
19
Rare Holo
16
Rare Shining
8
■ Series context
How does Neo Destiny fit in the Neo Series?
Neo Destiny sits in the Neo Series, released in 2002. It follows Neo Revelation (2001). Browse adjacent expansions below to compare chase cards, rarity distributions, and market trends across the series.
■ Common questions
Frequently asked about Neo Destiny
Pricing, rarities, release info, and pack value — answered with current market data.
How many cards are in Neo Destiny?
Chase Season lists 113 cards in Neo Destiny. Every card is linked in the complete checklist above.
What is the most valuable card in Neo Destiny?
The highest-priced tracked card in Neo Destiny is Shining Charizard (Rare Shining), currently priced at $8,250.00 in the tracked price data.
What are the top chase cards in Neo Destiny?
The top chases in Neo Destiny are led by Shining Charizard 107/105 at $8,250.00, then Shining Mewtwo 109/105 and Shining Celebi 106/105. See the leading chase cards, ranked by current market value.
When was Neo Destiny released?
Neo Destiny was released on February 28, 2002 as part of the Neo Series. It carries the set code N4.
How is the Chase Index calculated for Neo Destiny?
The Chase Index is ordered by active collector chases. Within Neo Destiny, cards with more active chases appear first.
Is Neo Destiny rising or falling in value?
Tracked cards in Neo Destiny have moved +48.1% over the past 7 days and +42.7% over the past 30 days, based on market prices.
What rarities are in Neo Destiny?
Neo Destiny spans 5 distinct rarity tiers across 113 tracked cards. The most common are 37 Uncommon, 33 Common, 19 Rare.
Which Pokémon are featured in Neo Destiny?
The headline cards in Neo Destiny feature Shining Charizard, Shining Mewtwo, Shining Celebi, Shining Tyranitar, Shining Kabutops, Dark Gengar, alongside other species across the set's 5 rarity tiers. These examples are selected by current market value. The Chase Index ranks cards by active collector chases.
What card variants are available in Neo Destiny?
Beyond the base print, Neo Destiny includes standard rarity tiers. Each variant is priced and tracked separately on Chase Season.
How does Neo Destiny compare to Neo Revelation?
Neo Destiny (2002) is an expansion in the Neo Series that followed Neo Revelation (2001). It tracks 113 cards versus 66 in Neo Revelation, with a top chase of $8,250.00 against $793.16 in its predecessor.
Are Neo Destiny booster packs worth opening?
Pack value in Neo Destiny depends on pull rates and current market prices. Card prices alone do not show what a pack is likely to contain. The highest-priced tracked card is Shining Charizard at $8,250.00. The average tracked card price is $218.27; this is not an expected return per pack.