Amaura

Amaura on cards: three printings, three illustrators

Amaura's first card came in Furious Fists in 2014, the year after its game debut, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. Atsuko Nishida drew the next one for Forbidden Light in 2018, and Hitoshi Ariga drew its most recent card, in Perfect Order in 2026. That is the whole list in our catalog: 3 cards across 3 sets, two Uncommons and one Common, with no rare or special illustration rare printing so far.

How Amaura plays on cards: always through a fossil

Amaura has never been printed as a Basic Pokémon; every version comes out of a fossil card. In Furious Fists it is a Restored Pokémon tied to the set's Sail Fossil Trainer card. Forbidden Light prints it as a Stage 1 that evolves from Unidentified Fossil, and Perfect Order as a Stage 1 from Antique Sail Fossil, a Trainer card in the same set. All three sets also printed Aurorus for it to evolve into, and Perfect Order added an illustration rare Aurorus beside the regular one.

Cards to know

• Amaura: Furious Fists #25

  Amaura's first card, an Uncommon illustrated by 5ban Graphics in 2014, the year after Pokémon X and Y.

• Amaura: Forbidden Light #27

  A Sun & Moon era Uncommon illustrated by Atsuko Nishida.

• Amaura: Perfect Order #023

  Amaura's most recent card, a 2026 Common illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga.