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Haxorus

Dragon Vault 16/20 • holo-rare

Set: Dragon Vault
Number: 16/20
Rarity: Rare Holo
Released: 2012
Energy type: dragon energy
Finish: Holographic
Market price: $3.87
Artist: Eske Yoshinob

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Market

What it's worth

$3.87market price via TCGplayer · Sep 21, 2026$3.75 – $4.03 over the tracked period

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Lore

Why it matters

Haxorus first appeared as a Dragon-type Pokémon in the Black & White series, marking a significant mechanical shift in the trading card game. This specific card from the Dragon Vault mini-set is prized by collectors for its distinct holographic pattern and its role in introducing the Dragon type to the modern card meta.

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Card face

What it does

140 HPStage 2

Cost: colorless energy colorless energyAxe Slugger60+

If the Defending Pokémon is a Colorless Pokémon, this attack does 60 more damage.

Cost: fighting energy metal energy colorless energy colorless energyDragon Pulse100

Discard the top card of your deck.

Weaknessdragon energy×2Retreatcolorless energy colorless energy

They are kind but can be relentless when defending territory. They challenge foes with tusks that can cut steel.

Formats

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Provenance

Where it came from

The Haxorus card from the Dragon Vault set was released in 2012 as part of a specialized mini-expansion centered entirely around the Dragon-type Pokémon, which had been formally introduced to the trading card game one set prior. Produced by The Pokémon Company International, the set was designed to showcase the power and thematic aesthetic of dragon-type creatures, utilizing a unique reverse-foil holofoil pattern that distinguished these cards from standard releases of the era.

The card features artwork by 5ban Graphics, a creative collective frequently commissioned by the Pokémon Company to produce digital illustrations for the game. Their work on this card emphasizes the sharp, metallic geometry of Haxorus, leaning into the creature's formidable lore as the Axe Jaw Pokémon. Upon its release, the card was well-received by players for its synergy within dragon-type decks, though its limited distribution within the specialized Dragon Vault box set made it a distinct highlight for collectors of the Black & White series.

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