Milo

Milo and Turffield beyond the games

Milo's animated appearances come from the web series Pokémon: Twilight Wings: in Buddy, Hop's runaway Wooloo lands on his farm and he arranges a Flying Taxi to take it home, and in The Gathering of Stars he is rolling hay with his Wooloo before walking out at the Galarian Star Tournament. Turffield itself appears in the Pokémon Journeys episode Sword and Shield: The Darkest Day!, where Goh and Sonia visit the geoglyph and wonder how it connects to Dynamax and the Darkest Day.

Milo on cards: from Rebel Clash to the Astral Radiance Trainer Gallery

His card run opens in Rebel Clash (May 1, 2020) with an Uncommon Supporter (#161) illustrated by take, an Ultra Rare full art version (#190) and a Secret Rare (#201), both illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga. Champion's Path reprinted the Uncommon that September (#57, by take), and the Astral Radiance Trainer Gallery closed the run on May 27, 2022 with an Ultra Rare (#TG27) illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma.

How collectors approach Milo's cards

Rebel Clash carries the bulk of his rarity run by itself, an Uncommon, an Ultra Rare and a Secret Rare all in the same set, before Champion's Path repeats the Uncommon and the Astral Radiance Trainer Gallery adds a second Ultra Rare two years later. The Rebel Clash Secret Rare is the only card above Ultra Rare in his entire run, and Hitoshi Ariga's artwork on both the Ultra Rare and the Secret Rare ties the top of that run together.

Cards to know

• Milo (Rebel Clash #161)

  His first English card, an Uncommon Supporter illustrated by take.

• Milo (Rebel Clash #190)

  The Ultra Rare full art version of the same Supporter, illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga.

• Milo (Rebel Clash #201)

  A Secret Rare printing from the same set.

• Milo (Champion's Path #57)

  An Uncommon reprint issued later in 2020.

• Milo (Astral Radiance Trainer Gallery #TG27)

  An Ultra Rare closing his card run in 2022, illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma.