Mew
No. 10 · None
Raw $333.59 · PSA 9 $1,896.34 · PSA 10 $7,106.50
Pokémon Rumble
Pokémon Rumble is the December 2009 boxed 16 card collection tied to the WiiWare game, with toy style Pikachu, Mew and Mewtwo and a seven player board. Facts.
- English release
- December 2, 2009
- Cards
- 16
- Set code
- RM
- Known for
- The 16 card WiiWare tie in: toy styled Pokémon with no rarity symbols, a game board and a seven player format
- Updated
- Prices as of
- October 20, 2026
Values
- Tracked cards
16 - Variants
0 - Raw cards over $100
8 - Median raw price
$127.81 - Booster box
No current price
Chase cards
Pikachu
No. 7 · None
Raw $556.40 · PSA 9 $4,250.00 · PSA 10 $5,598.50
Mewtwo
No. 9 · None
Raw $300.00 · PSA 9 $2,800.00 · PSA 10 $4,463.16
Diglett
No. 11 · None
Raw $71.00 · PSA 9 $335.73 · PSA 10 $4,074.89
Starmie
No. 5 · None
Raw $81.00 · PSA 9 $299.00 · PSA 10 $3,550.00
Rattata
No. 15 · None
Raw $70.53 · PSA 9 $227.29 · PSA 10 $3,396.65
Gyarados
No. 6 · None
Raw $210.48 · PSA 9 $1,184.34 · PSA 10 $3,384.07
Lucario
No. 12 · None
Raw $200.01 · PSA 9 $814.04 · PSA 10 $3,377.36
Ninetales
No. 3 · None
Raw $179.09 · PSA 9 $437.00 · PSA 10 $3,271.62
Skuntank
No. 13 · None
Raw $51.01 · PSA 9 $202.50 · PSA 10 $3,000.00
Bibarel
No. 16 · None
Raw $51.82 · PSA 9 $377.98 · PSA 10 $2,616.46
Venusaur
No. 1 · None
Raw $191.25 · PSA 9 $1,721.88 · PSA 10 $2,066.00
Heatran
No. 4 · None
Raw $62.00 · PSA 9 $372.50 · PSA 10 $1,398.75
Zapdos
No. 8 · None
Raw $174.62 · PSA 9 $1,023.74 · PSA 10 $1,228.00
Cherrim
No. 2 · None
Raw $60.00 · PSA 9 $430.00 · PSA 10 $588.50
Mew #10 (None) trades at raw $333.59, PSA 9 $1,896.34 and PSA 10 $7,106.50.
Pikachu #7 (None) trades at raw $556.40, PSA 9 $4,250.00 and PSA 10 $5,598.50.
Mewtwo #9 (None) trades at raw $300.00, PSA 9 $2,800.00 and PSA 10 $4,463.16.
Diglett #11 (None) trades at raw $71.00, PSA 9 $335.73 and PSA 10 $4,074.89.
Starmie #5 (None) trades at raw $81.00, PSA 9 $299.00 and PSA 10 $3,550.00.
Rattata #15 (None) trades at raw $70.53, PSA 9 $227.29 and PSA 10 $3,396.65.
Gyarados #6 (None) trades at raw $210.48, PSA 9 $1,184.34 and PSA 10 $3,384.07.
Lucario #12 (None) trades at raw $200.01, PSA 9 $814.04 and PSA 10 $3,377.36.
Ninetales #3 (None) trades at raw $179.09, PSA 9 $437.00 and PSA 10 $3,271.62.
Skuntank #13 (None) trades at raw $51.01, PSA 9 $202.50 and PSA 10 $3,000.00.
Bibarel #16 (None) trades at raw $51.82, PSA 9 $377.98 and PSA 10 $2,616.46.
Venusaur #1 (None) trades at raw $191.25, PSA 9 $1,721.88 and PSA 10 $2,066.00.
Heatran #4 (None) trades at raw $62.00, PSA 9 $372.50 and PSA 10 $1,398.75.
Zapdos #8 (None) trades at raw $174.62, PSA 9 $1,023.74 and PSA 10 $1,228.00.
Cherrim #2 (None) trades at raw $60.00, PSA 9 $430.00 and PSA 10 $588.50.
Sealed products
Sealed Box
The complete Pokémon Rumble boxed collection with cards, damage counters and game board; the sealed table above tracks live values.
Live price: $7,426.09
| Category | Name | Price |
|---|---|---|
| other | Sealed Box | $7,426.09 |
About Pokémon Rumble
What Pokémon Rumble is
Pokémon Rumble is a special 16 card collection released on December 2, 2009 alongside the WiiWare game of the same name, known in Japan as Melee! Pokémon Scramble. Every card shows a Pokémon as a wind up toy in the style of the game, with no Pokédex entry, no Poké-Power or Poké-Body and no rarity symbol, and the illustrator box reads Pokémon Rumble instead of an artist credit. The box also holds a large supply of damage counters and a game board so that two to seven players can play a custom format that mimics the video game. The Pokémon Rumble logo on each card is holofoil, and this was the first English set to sort cards by Energy type and then Pokédex number.
What makes Pokémon Rumble different
- A set built for seven players The custom rules and game board let up to seven players battle at once, a format no other Pokémon card product has offered.
- Toy artwork, no rarity The wind up toy renders and the missing rarity symbols make Rumble cards instantly recognizable, and the set is the only place to find these designs.
Pokémon Rumble products
Collecting and grading Pokémon Rumble
Pikachu leads the hub, followed by Mew, Mewtwo, Diglett, Starmie and Rattata, with Gyarados, Skuntank, Ninetales, Bibarel, Venusaur and Lucario behind them. A complete set is 16 cards, so most collectors chase clean copies of Pikachu, Mew and Mewtwo or a sealed box with the board intact. The holofoil logo shows scratches under light, so check it before grading.
Notable cards
Pikachu #7
Rumble art
The toy styled Pikachu is the top card of the Pokémon Rumble hub and the most graded card of the set.
Raw $556.40 · PSA 9 $4,250.00 · PSA 10 $5,598.50
Mew #10
Rumble art
Mew ranks second in the hub, the set's mythical Pokémon in its Rumble toy form.
Raw $333.59 · PSA 9 $1,896.34 · PSA 10 $7,106.50
Mewtwo #9
Rumble art
Mewtwo ranks third, completing the Psychic pair with Mew at the heart of the checklist.
Raw $300.00 · PSA 9 $2,800.00 · PSA 10 $4,463.16
Diglett #11
Rumble art
Diglett is the surprise of the hub, a Fighting type toy card that ranks fourth ahead of Gyarados and Venusaur.
Raw $71.00 · PSA 9 $335.73 · PSA 10 $4,074.89
Timeline
- : Pokémon Rumble card collection releases
Set composition
Rarity breakdown
Pokemon type mix
Illustrators in this set
Full card checklist
| Image | Number | Name | Variant | Rarity | Artist | Raw | PSA 9 | PSA 10 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Venusaur | Standard | None | $191.25 | $1,721.88 | $2,066.00 | |
| 2 | Cherrim | Standard | None | $60.00 | $430.00 | $588.50 | |
| 3 | Ninetales | Standard | None | $179.09 | $437.00 | $3,271.62 | |
| 4 | Heatran | Standard | None | $62.00 | $372.50 | $1,398.75 | |
| 5 | Starmie | Standard | None | $81.00 | $299.00 | $3,550.00 | |
| 6 | Gyarados | Standard | None | $210.48 | $1,184.34 | $3,384.07 | |
| 7 | Pikachu | Standard | None | $556.40 | $4,250.00 | $5,598.50 | |
| 8 | Zapdos | Standard | None | $174.62 | $1,023.74 | $1,228.00 | |
| 9 | Mewtwo | Standard | None | $300.00 | $2,800.00 | $4,463.16 | |
| 10 | Mew | Standard | None | $333.59 | $1,896.34 | $7,106.50 | |
| 11 | Diglett | Standard | None | $71.00 | $335.73 | $4,074.89 | |
| 12 | Lucario | Standard | None | $200.01 | $814.04 | $3,377.36 | |
| 13 | Skuntank | Standard | None | $51.01 | $202.50 | $3,000.00 | |
 | 14 | Bastiodon | Standard | None | $64.86 | $200.97 | $583.44 | |
| 15 | Rattata | Standard | None | $70.53 | $227.29 | $3,396.65 | |
| 16 | Bibarel | Standard | None | $51.82 | $377.98 | $2,616.46 |
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Pokémon Rumble FAQ
When did Pokémon Rumble come out?
The Pokémon Rumble card collection released on December 2, 2009, alongside the WiiWare game Pokémon Rumble.
How many cards are in Pokémon Rumble?
Pokémon Rumble has 16 cards, sorted by Energy type and then Pokédex number, from Venusaur at 1 to Bibarel at 16.
What are the chase cards in Pokémon Rumble?
Pikachu leads the hub, followed by Mew, Mewtwo, Diglett, Starmie and Rattata. A sealed box with the game board is the other target.
What is the most expensive card in Pokémon Rumble?
The highest value card currently tracked for Pokémon Rumble is Mew #10 at $7,107 in PSA 10.
Is there a Pokémon Rumble booster box?
Not a booster box. Pokémon Rumble was sold as one boxed collection with all 16 cards, damage counters and a game board, and the sealed table above tracks that box.
Are Pokémon Rumble cards legal in tournaments?
No. The cards were designed for their own two to seven player format with the included board, not for the standard game.
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