Which booster pack is Rapidash ex in Pokémon TCG Pocket?

How to get Rapidash ex

Choose the Mega Blaziken booster within Mega Rising; the pack name is more specific than the expansion name. Match B1 and collector number 31 when checking the card. The denominator 226 is its printed standard-set numbering, not a total including secret cards. A later expansion containing the same Pokémon name can be a separate effect or a reprint. Use the table to compare pack availability before spending resources on a particular booster.

Mega Blaziken packs in Mega Rising (B1); B4b Deluxe reprint.

How this Rapidash ex printing works

Sprinting Flare deals 110 to the Active and 20 to one opposing Benched Pokémon. The split can prepare a second target without replacing Active damage. This 150 HP Stage 1 Fire ex needs Ponyta and gives up two points when knocked out, so both setup and exposure matter.

Stage 1 Fire ex with 150 HP. First printed in Mega Rising; reprinted in Deluxe Pack: Mega (B4b).

Deck choices and printing differences

Use the Fire deck library and budget lists to compare support cards. These are browsing routes, not a claim that every deck includes this printing. Exact inclusion is established by the 20-card lists and their cited sources.

The printing table separates collector records, including alternate artwork where the database records it separately. A repeated name alone does not establish an identical attack or Ability. Match set, number, and printed effect before substituting cards. For rarity restrictions and eligibility, see the trading guide; being listed in a pack does not guarantee that every version can be traded.

Which pack contains this Rapidash ex?

Mega Blaziken in Mega Rising, set B1, printed number 31/226.

Why can the same name appear in several packs?

Different artwork and effects can share a Pokémon name. Compare the set code and collector number using the printing table.