Lost Origin was released on 9 September 2022, in the Sword & Shield series.
Lost Origin release date
Lost Origin launched on 9 September 2022 as a Sword & Shield-series expansion. It carries 196 main-set cards, or 217 counting its 21 secret rares — the #8 largest set Nomekop tracks by printed count, with 0 Illustration and Special Illustration Rares in the pool and marquee Pokémon like Giratina, Aerodactyl, Rotom, Galarian Perrserker and Hisuian Goodra.
What the 2022 set brought
The standout cards that arrived with Lost Origin:
- Giratina V (#186) — Rare Ultra (~$839.36)
- Aerodactyl V (#180) — Rare Ultra (~$226.76)
- Rotom V (#177) — Rare Ultra (~$30.74)
- Giratina VSTAR (#201) — Rare Rainbow (~$27.10)
- Galarian Perrserker V (#184) — Rare Ultra (~$21.17)
Its top card on the secondary market is Giratina V (#186), around $839.36.
Star Pokémon from the Lost Origin release
The marquee Pokémon that debuted (or returned) in Lost Origin, with their prints:
- Giratina — Giratina V (#185), Giratina V (#186), Giratina VSTAR (#201), Giratina VSTAR (#212)
- Aerodactyl — Aerodactyl V (#179), Aerodactyl V (#180), Aerodactyl VSTAR (#199)
- Rotom — Rotom V (#176), Rotom V (#177)
- Galarian Perrserker — Galarian Perrserker V (#183), Galarian Perrserker V (#184)
- Hisuian Goodra — Hisuian Goodra V (#187), Hisuian Goodra VSTAR (#202)
Where Lost Origin sits in the lineup
Among the sets Nomekop tracks, Lost Origin is the #8 largest set Nomekop tracks. A full master set of it runs to 366 cards including 149 reverse holos, so the 9 September 2022 release still gives collectors plenty to chase well after launch day — whether you're after the 196-card base set or every print.
Figures from the pokemontcg.io dataset, as of June 2026.