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Release date, card count, chase cards, value and how it compares with the LEGEND era.
LL: Lost Link was released April 16, 2010.
LL: Lost Link has 40 cards.
LL: Lost Link is part of the LEGEND era.
Mew, at $300.00, as of October 26, 2026.
LL: Lost Link, set code LL, reached Japanese shelves on April 16, 2010, as an expansion in the LEGEND era of the Japanese Pokémon TCG. It sits between L2: Revival Legends and L3: Clash at the Summit, and its catalog holds 40 printings. The set is defined by its LEGEND cards: Darkrai & Cresselia Legend is printed twice, the two halves of one two-piece card, and it anchors the release alongside a Super Rare Holo Mew and a holo Snorlax. The LEGEND format of that era split each Pokémon across two cards, and LL carries that format.
The pull ladder in LL: Lost Link climbs from commons and uncommons through holo rares and rares to six chase-tier cards: four Super Rare Holos and the two Rare Holo LEGEND halves. Mew in Super Rare Holo is the most valuable card, followed by a holo Snorlax, then both halves of Darkrai & Cresselia Legend, with Magnezone in Super Rare Holo fifth. The top five cards alone hold 83 percent of the set's total card value, so nearly all the worth of the Lost Link card list sits in a small group of cards.
As of October 2026, LL: Lost Link holds the 2nd highest total card value of the 5 comparable LEGEND sets, about 1.6 times the era median, and its Mew is the era's most valuable single card. It ranks last of the five for trading activity, and 43rd for total value across the whole game. It followed L2: Revival Legends, which holds similar total value, and came before L3: Clash at the Summit, which holds less. Its cards reached English readers in Triumphant, released 6 months later, with 24 cards shared between the two.
Written from market data as of October 22, 2026; the tables update live.
| Measure | This setLL: Lost Link | Median of 5 setsLEGEND median | Previous setL2: Revival Legends | Next setL3: Clash at the Summit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Release date | Apr 16, 2010 | — | Feb 11, 2010 | Jul 8, 2010 |
| Cards | 40 | 71 | 81 | 81 |
| Master set value | ≥ $1,091.51 | $669.29 | ≥ $1,146.24 | ≥ $669.29 |
| Most valuable card price | $300.00 | $110.00 | $165.00 | $110.00 |
| Priced cards | 36 of 40 | 65 | 70 of 81 | 68 of 81 |
Completing LL: Lost Link means working through 40 printings, 35 of which are priced. Because the top five cards hold 83 percent of the value, the cost of a complete set is driven by a few cards, Mew and the two Darkrai & Cresselia Legend halves chief among them, while the commons, uncommons and most of the rares make up a minor part of the total. Filling out the full run is mostly a matter of tracking down those few high-value cards.
VenomothLL: Lost Link · 002——N/AQuant score — not availableToo few of the sub-scores resolved on this instrument to compose one. An honest absence: a partial composite would rank it against cards the model knows far more about.
GengarLL: Lost Link · 015——N/AQuant score — not availableToo few of the sub-scores resolved on this instrument to compose one. An honest absence: a partial composite would rank it against cards the model knows far more about.
SpiritombLL: Lost Link · 022——N/AQuant score — not availableToo few of the sub-scores resolved on this instrument to compose one. An honest absence: a partial composite would rank it against cards the model knows far more about.
AbsolLL: Lost Link · 027——N/AQuant score — not availableToo few of the sub-scores resolved on this instrument to compose one. An honest absence: a partial composite would rank it against cards the model knows far more about.