Fusion Strike Master Set Checklist & Cost

Variants in the Fusion Strike master set

Three families make up nearly the whole Fusion Strike master set: Reverse Holo with 217 slots, Normal with 204 and Holo with 80. Reverse holo versions exist for Common, Uncommon, Rare and Holo Rare cards, which is why that family runs so large. A reverse holo carries the foil pattern across the card body rather than the artwork box, and every one counts as its own slot. The rest is a short tail of stamped and promotional versions: Holo Foil Cosmos, Normal Snowflake, Normal Trick Or Trade and two Reverse Holo National Championships prints, one of them marked Staff.

Where the Fusion Strike master set's cost sits

The Fusion Strike master set cost is concentrated at the top. The ten highest-value slots hold 86 percent of the total, and the lower-value half of the priced slots adds up to only 2 percent. By finish, holos carry 95 percent of the value, reverse holos 3 percent and normal prints 2 percent, so the reverse holo and normal slots barely move the total despite filling most of the binder. Of the 508 slots, 506 carry a price, as of October 24, 2026. Accepting Lightly Played and up lowers the Near Mint total by 15 percent, and Moderately Played and up by 31 percent.

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

• Top 10 slots86%
• Holo slots95%
• Reverse holo slots3.3%
• Normal slots1.7%
• Lower-value half1.9%

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

Hardest Fusion Strike master set slots

A handful of holos decide whether the Fusion Strike master set gets finished. The top five slots by value are the Gengar VMAX, Espeon VMAX and two different Mew VMAX holos, all Secret Rares, plus the Mew V holo, an Ultra Rare. Together they hold 77 percent of the master set's total value. None of them is a variant slot, since each is the card's main holo print, so the difficulty here lies in the secret rare tier rather than in a hidden reverse holo. The two Mew VMAX slots are separate entries and both must be filled.

Most valuable slots

1. 1Gengar VMAX · Holo · Secret Rare$962.04
2. 2Espeon VMAX · Holo · Secret Rare$321.56
3. 3Mew VMAX · Holo · Secret Rare$216.76
4. 4Mew V · Holo · Ultra Rare$98.41
5. 5Mew VMAX · Holo · Secret Rare$90.91
6. 6Celebi V · Holo · Ultra Rare$82.06
7. 7Gengar VMAX · Holo · Holo Rare VMAX$39.66
8. 8Mew V · Holo · Ultra Rare$36.87
9. 9Genesect V · Holo · Ultra Rare$28.02
10. 10Inteleon VMAX · Holo · Secret Rare$25.42

How the Fusion Strike master set compares

At 508 slots, the Fusion Strike master set is about 1.4 times the Sword & Shield era median of 358, a heavy job by era standards. It ranks 2nd by master set value among the 17 comparable sets of its era. The previous set, Celebrations, has only 25 slots and a lower-value master set. The next set, Brilliant Stars, has 323 slots and also a lower-value master set. Fusion Strike therefore asks for more slots and more value than either neighbor.