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Ninetales

Pokémon · Diamond & Pearl

Ninetales

Diamond & Pearl

Mysterious Treasures · #32 · Rare · 2007

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Market reference

$7.25

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Card facts

Quick reference for collectors and graders.

Set position
32 / 124
Release year
2007
Rarity
Rare
HP
80
Subtype
Stage 1
Evolves from
Vulpix
Retreat cost
1 energy
Illustrator
Kouki Saitou
Pokédex #
38
Series
Diamond & Pearl

Card analysis

Computed from this card's stats and text — not a reposted price.

Primary role
Attacker
Damage efficiency
60 damage
30 per Energy
Prize liability
1 Prize given up
Single-prize attacker — favourable prize trades
Setup
Stage 1
One evolution step from a Basic

Strategy & play

How Ninetales plays — derived from its stats and the rules of the game, not an opinion.

  • Its main attack (Fire Blast) needs 2 Energy — a turn-2 swing on manual attachment.
  • Needs Fire Energy to attack — your line must supply that color.
  • Fire type, weak to Water ×2 — a Water attacker doing ≥40 effectively one-shots it.
  • A single-prize attacker — prize-trade-positive against ex / V decks that give up two at a time.
  • A Stage 1 — one step up from Vulpix; doesn’t help your opening hand, but quick to set up.
  • Seen in 0% of recent tournament decks that can run it, usually 2 copies.

How to beat Ninetales

  • Exploit its Water weakness — ≥40 damage one-shots it.
  • Gust it before the evolution is set up.

Competitive performance

From real Standard tournament decks over the last 180 days.

Meta inclusion
0% of decks
1.94 copies on average · 62 decks
Match win rate
39.3%
-7.9 pts vs the 47.2% field average

Budget alternatives

Cheaper cards that fill a similar role in Standard decks. Reference prices — most-played option first.

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About this card

HP: 80Type:RFireSubtype: Stage 1Evolves from: Vulpix

"Its nine tails are said to be imbued with a mystic power. It can live for a thousand years."

Poké-Power: Color Shift

Once during your turn (before your attack), you may choose 1 of your opponent's Pokémon. Ninetales is the same type as that Pokémon (all if that Pokémon is more than 1 type) until the end of your turn. This power can't be used if Ninetales is affected by a Special Condition.

RRFire Blast — 60

Discard a Fire Energy attached to Ninetales.

Weakness:W+20

Retreat cost:C

Tournament legality

Current legal status across competitive formats.

unlimitedLegal

Pricing reference

Latest snapshot from the upstream catalog. Actual marketplace prices fluctuate by condition, edition, and grade — use this as a reference, not a quote.

TCGPlayer (USD)

Updated 2026/07/04
VariantLowMidHighMarketDirect Low
Normal$3.47$6.95$79.90$7.25
Reverse Holofoil$20.97$38.76$475.00$42.95

Cardmarket (EUR)

Updated 2026/06/11
VariantPrice
1-day average€3.00
7-day average€1.56
30-day average€1.99
Low€0.30
Trend price€1.69
Low (excellent+)€0.90
Reverse holo low€1.25
reverseHoloAvg1€3.49
Reverse holo 7-day€9.24
reverseHoloSell€3.49
averageSellPrice€2.18
Reverse holo 30-day€8.31
Reverse holo trend€6.87

Frequently asked

How can I tell if my Ninetales is real?

Ninetales is not on our list of commonly-counterfeited cards, but counterfeits exist across every set. Check the back-light test (real cards have a black inner layer that blocks light; counterfeits glow through), the rosette dot pattern on the back under magnification, font weight and kerning on the card name, and the holofoil pattern if applicable. For high-value copies we recommend submitting to a professional grader (PSA, BGS, CGC) for tamper-evident authentication.

What is Ninetales worth?

As of the latest data, the current market reference price for Ninetales is $7.25; there are no active listings on The Game Traders right now. Actual value depends on condition, grading, edition and printing variant — graded high-condition copies (PSA 9–10) trade at a substantial premium over raw copies.

What set is Ninetales from?

Ninetales is from the Pokémon set "Mysterious Treasures" in the Diamond & Pearl series, released in 2007.

What rarity is Ninetales?

Ninetales is a Rare card in the Mysterious Treasures set.