S5I: Single Strike Master Master Set Checklist & Cost

Variants in the S5I: Single Strike Master master set

The variants in the S5I: Single Strike Master master set come down to two families: 56 Normal slots and 35 Holo slots. There are no reverse holo copies, no stamped versions and no special print runs to chase, so each card is one slot and the finish is set by the card's rarity. Holo slots cover the higher rarities, while the Normal slots are the plain prints of the rest of the set. That simplicity keeps the master set checklist easy to track, because completing it means one copy of each card in its single printed finish.

Where the S5I: Single Strike Master master set's cost sits

The S5I: Single Strike Master master set cost is heavily concentrated. As of October 24, 2026, 86 of the 91 slots carry a price, and the ten most valuable slots hold 79 percent of the total value. Holo cards account for 93 percent of the master set's value even though they are the smaller group of slots, while the 56 Normal slots share the remaining 7 percent. At the other end, the lower-value half of the priced slots adds up to just 3 percent. Most of the spend sits in a small group of holos, and the bulk of the binder fills for very little.

Written from market data as of October 24, 2026; the tables update live.

• Top 10 slots86%
• Holo slots96%
• Normal slots4.1%
• Lower-value half2.0%

Shares of the master set’s priced value, from the slot prices in the checklist above.

Hardest S5I: Single Strike Master master set slots

A handful of holos decide whether the S5I: Single Strike Master master set gets finished. In value order the hardest slots are the Holo Tyranitar V, the Holo Mimikyu V, the Holo Phoebe at Super Rare, the Holo Single Strike Urshifu V and the Holo Phoebe at Hyper Rare, a second Phoebe slot that sits above the Super Rare one in rarity tier. All five are the main print of their card rather than a variant, so the master set holds no hidden reverse holo or stamped slot to catch a collector out. Together these five slots hold 67 percent of the master set's total value.

Most valuable slots

1. 1Tyranitar V · Holo · Super Rare$292.96
2. 2Mimikyu V · Holo · Super Rare$36.85
3. 3Phoebe · Holo · Super Rare$20.01
4. 4Single Strike Urshifu V · Holo · Super Rare$17.74
5. 5Phoebe · Holo · Hyper Rare$15.98
6. 6Tapu Koko VMAX · Holo · Hyper Rare$9.99
7. 7Single Strike Urshifu V · Holo · Super Rare$7.00
8. 8Bruno · Holo · Hyper Rare$6.93
9. 9Bruno · Holo · Super Rare$6.48
10. 10Flapple V · Holo · Super Rare$5.97

How the S5I: Single Strike Master master set compares

At 91 slots, the S5I: Single Strike Master master set is about equal to the era median of 99 slots, so it is an average-sized job for a Sword & Shield set. By master set value it ranks 18th of 30 comparable sets in the era, near the middle of the pack. The previous set, S4a: Shiny Star V, runs to 454 slots and holds more value, while the next set, S5a: Peerless Fighters, has 96 slots and also holds more value. Compared with either neighbor, this master set is the smaller and lower-value project.