Fusion Strike has 264 cards in the main set, or 284 including its 20 secret rares.
Inside the Fusion Strike checklist
Fusion Strike's numbered 264-card base set splits into 245 Pokémon, 36 Trainers and 3 Energy. It's a Sword & Shield-series release and ranks the largest set Nomekop tracks by printed count. The marquee Pokémon and their cards in Fusion Strike:
- Gengar — Gengar VMAX (#271)
- Espeon — Espeon VMAX (#270)
- Mew — Mew V (#250), Mew V (#251), Mew VMAX (#268), Mew VMAX (#269)
- Celebi — Celebi V (#245)
- Genesect — Genesect V (#254), Genesect V (#255)
Secret rares: #265 to #284 in Fusion Strike
Anything numbered past the printed total of 264 is a secret rare. Fusion Strike has 20 of them — #265 through #284 — which lift the count from 264 to 284. The headline pulls up there:
- Gengar VMAX (#271) — Rare Rainbow (~$979.95)
- Espeon VMAX (#270) — Rare Rainbow (~$343.15)
- Mew VMAX (#269) — Rare Rainbow (~$253.06)
- Mew V (#251) — Rare Ultra (~$114.13)
- Mew VMAX (#268) — Rare Rainbow (~$108.00)
- Celebi V (#245) — Rare Ultra (~$100.86)
By rarity tier the rarer pool is 20 Rare Ultras, 19 Rare Holo Vs, 15 Rare Rainbows and 13 Rare Holos.
Collecting all of Fusion Strike
Want a master set? Add every reverse holo (217) and the target reaches 501 cards — about 1.9× the base set, or roughly 56 pages in a 9-pocket binder. Decide up front whether you're after the 264-card base Fusion Strike or the full run.
Figures are from the pokemontcg.io dataset, as of June 2026.