A Fusion Strike master set is 501 cards — every card plus its 217 reverse holos.
What a Fusion Strike master set includes
One of everything: all 284 numbered cards — the 264 base plus 20 secret rares — then every reverse holo, 217 of them. The headline cards you have to land:
- 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)
The extras unique to Fusion Strike
Fusion Strike has no special pattern variants, so the master set is the 284-card checklist plus 217 reverse holos — no extra pattern foils to chase beyond the 20 secret rares.
Star Pokémon in the Fusion Strike master set
A master set means chasing every print of the set's headline Pokémon, not just one each:
- 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)
The Fusion Strike master-set total
All in, a complete Fusion Strike master set is 501 cards versus 264 for the base — about 1.9× the work, or roughly 56 pages in a 9-pocket binder. Sleeve and storage budget should target the larger number if you're going all the way on Fusion Strike.
Figures are from the pokemontcg.io dataset, as of June 2026.