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Ascended Heroes: Complete Pokemon Set Guide (Singapore 2026)

Pull rates, most expensive SIRs, investment outlook, and whether it's worth buying — everything Singapore collectors need to know about Ascended Heroes.

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What is Ascended Heroes?

Ascended Heroes is a Pokemon TCG set in the Scarlet & Violet era that has generated strong interest among Singapore collectors — particularly for its Special Illustration Rare (SIR) cards featuring iconic Pokemon. The set stands out for its focus on beloved Generation 1 and 2 Pokemon, giving it broader nostalgic appeal than sets built around newer Paradox or Generation 9 Pokemon.

The two most-searched cards from the set in Singapore are the Dragonite SIR and Gengar SIR — both consistently ranking in tcgTalk's most-viewed listings.

Top Rarity
SIR
Pokemon Featured
Gen 1–2
SIR Pack Odds (est.)
~1/100
SG Collector Demand
Strong

Why Singapore collectors care about this set

  • Iconic Pokemon with deep nostalgic connections
  • Dragonite and Gengar have mass market appeal beyond TCG collectors
  • SIR artwork quality is high — strong display value
  • Set has shown price stability post-release
  • Local SGD prices competitive vs importing from Japan

Who this set is for

  • Collectors who love Gen 1–2 Pokemon
  • Investors looking for sets with long-term sealed appreciation potential
  • Display collectors who want high-quality SIR artwork
  • Grading candidates — SIRs in PSA 10 command strong premiums

Most Expensive Cards in Ascended Heroes

Prices are Singapore market estimates based on recent Carousell and tcgTalk transactions. SIR prices are for NM ungraded copies.

Dragonite SIR

Special Illustration Rare — most searched card from the set. Current estimate: SGD $80–$140 NM ungraded.

Dragonite has multi-generational appeal — loved by collectors who started with Generation 1 (Red/Blue) through Generation 2 era. The SIR artwork captures the Pokemon's iconic design in a premium illustration format. Consistently high demand in Singapore's secondary market.

GradeEstimated SGD PriceNotes
NM UngradedSGD $80–$140Most common market listing
PSA 9SGD $180–$250Solid premium over raw
PSA 10SGD $350–$550Strong grading ROI if achieved

Gengar SIR

Special Illustration Rare — second-most searched card. Current estimate: SGD $70–$120 NM ungraded.

Gengar is one of Pokemon's most iconic Ghost types with strong fan recognition across all generations. The SIR version from Ascended Heroes features the classic spooky aesthetic that Gengar collectors seek. Steady demand with good liquidity in Singapore's market.

GradeEstimated SGD PriceNotes
NM UngradedSGD $70–$120Most common market listing
PSA 9SGD $160–$220Solid graded premium
PSA 10SGD $300–$450Good ROI if PSA 10

Price disclaimer: All prices are community estimates based on recent Singapore transactions and are indicative only. Check tcgTalk's live price comparison or recent Carousell sold listings for current pricing before buying or selling.

Ascended Heroes Pull Rates

The Pokemon Company does not officially publish pull rates. The following rates are community estimates from Singapore and global collector communities based on opening data. Individual results vary significantly. For the full pull rate guide including god pack odds and 100-pack data, see the dedicated pull rates guide.

Card RarityEst. Odds Per PackEst. Per Booster BoxNotes
Special Illustration Rare (SIR)~1 in 100–120~1 per 3–5 boxesNot guaranteed per box
Ultra Rare (UR)~1 in 50–70~0.5–0.8 per boxBelow SIR in value
Illustration Rare (IR)~1 in 20–30~1–2 per boxMore consistent pull
Full Art Trainer~1 in 25–35~1–2 per boxVariable demand
Double Rare~1 in 8–10~5–6 per boxConsistent per box

The maths on chasing an SIR by opening

At ~1 SIR per 3–5 boxes and a Dragonite SIR being 1 of several SIRs in the set, here's the realistic cost to chase one specific SIR:

  • Booster box cost: ~SGD $150–$180
  • Expected boxes to hit one SIR: 4 on average
  • Specific SIR odds (1 of ~8 SIRs): ~32 boxes expected
  • Expected cost to pull specific SIR: SGD $4,800–$5,760
  • Buy the card directly instead: SGD $80–$140

Is Ascended Heroes Worth Buying as an Investment?

Reasons to be bullish

  • Dragonite and Gengar have lasting cross-generational appeal
  • Gen 1–2 Pokemon historically command the strongest long-term premiums
  • SIR prices have held steady — no post-release crash observed
  • Sealed product will appreciate as print runs end (historical trend)
  • Strong Singapore local demand reduces liquidity risk

Risks to consider

  • Scarlet & Violet era sets have more print runs than older era sets
  • Hype-driven short-term price spikes often correct 20–30%
  • SIR prices are sensitive to new set releases featuring the same Pokemon
  • Don't buy at peak hype — wait for normalization post-release

Recommended strategy by collector type

Casual collector: Buy the singles you love (Dragonite/Gengar SIR) at current market price. Display them, enjoy them. Don't open boxes to chase — buy the finished product.

Investor / long-term holder: Buy 1–3 sealed booster boxes at or below Singapore retail, store them unopened. Target a 3–5 year hold. Based on historical SV era patterns, sealed out-of-print product typically 1.5–2.5× over that timeline.

Grading investor: Purchase Dragonite or Gengar SIR singles in NM condition under SGD $90. Submit for PSA grading via Oxley. A PSA 10 on either card at current prices yields strong positive ROI after grading costs (~$70 all-in).

Grading Potential: Ascended Heroes SIRs

Ascended Heroes SIRs are strong grading candidates for Singapore collectors. The artwork is detailed and shows imperfections clearly, which means grading reward is high for genuinely NM copies.

What to check before submitting Ascended Heroes SIRs for grading

  • Centering — Full art SIRs show off-centering clearly. Check left/right and top/bottom ratios
  • Corner sharpness — corners are the most common grade-killer on SIRs
  • Surface scratches — check under directed light, not overhead fluorescent
  • Print lines — factory print defects that appear as faint lines across the card face
  • If uncertain, get a pre-grading assessment from Oxley before submitting

The Dragonite SIR at SGD $80–$140 raw with a PSA 10 value of ~$350–$550 gives a potential net gain of $210–$340 after ~$70 all-in grading cost. This is one of the better grading ROI profiles among recent SV era SIRs.

Find Ascended Heroes cards on tcgTalk Price Comparison — browse Dragonite SIR, Gengar SIR, and all Ascended Heroes cards listed by Singapore collectors.

Disclaimer: Card prices and pull rates are community estimates and may differ from current market conditions. Pull rates are not officially published by The Pokemon Company. Investment analysis reflects the author's opinion and is not financial advice. Always research current prices on tcgTalk or Carousell before making purchasing decisions.

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