Battle Styles has 123 cards with a reverse holo version.
Reverse holos in Battle Styles
A reverse holo foils the card body instead of the artwork, giving the same card two finishes. Battle Styles has 123 reverse holo cards, mostly from its 41 Commons, 46 Uncommons and 20 non-holo Rares — 107 cards in those everyday tiers. Even staples for Tyranitar, Rapid Strike Urshifu, Empoleon and Mimikyu usually get one.
Star Pokémon to grab reverse copies of in Battle Styles
- Tyranitar — Tyranitar V (#154), Tyranitar V (#155)
- Rapid Strike Urshifu — Rapid Strike Urshifu V (#152), Rapid Strike Urshifu V (#153), Rapid Strike Urshifu VMAX (#169), Rapid Strike Urshifu VMAX (#170)
- Empoleon — Empoleon V (#145), Empoleon V (#146)
- Mimikyu — Mimikyu V (#148)
- Single Strike Urshifu — Single Strike Urshifu V (#150), Single Strike Urshifu V (#151), Single Strike Urshifu VMAX (#167), Single Strike Urshifu VMAX (#168)
Why Battle Styles' reverse holos matter
None of these 123 show on the base checklist of 163, so they're extra cards to track when finishing Battle Styles. There are no pattern variants in Battle Styles, so reverse holos are the main extra layer. Counted in, a full Battle Styles master set is 306 cards — about 34 9-pocket pages versus 19 for the base set.
By contrast the top pulls — Tyranitar V, Rapid Strike Urshifu VMAX and Empoleon V — come as full-art rares, not reverse holos, so they sit outside this 123-card pool. The reverse run is the cheap everyday cards: lots of slots, low cost.
Collecting the Battle Styles reverse holos
At 123 cards, the reverse-holo set is roughly 75% the size of Battle Styles' 163-card base — a whole second pass through the everyday slots. They sleeve into about 14 extra 9-pocket pages, so factor that in before committing to a full Battle Styles master set.
Figures are from the pokemontcg.io dataset, as of June 2026.