The 2022 Pokémon Brilliant Stars set features Dracovish V as card #114, a Basic Dragon-type Pokémon with 220 HP and a Rare Holo finish.
2022 • Pokémon • Brilliant Stars
Near Mint (NM)
114
Rare Holo V
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Dracovish V is a Basic Pokémon card from the Brilliant Stars series, identified as card number 114 in the Brilliant Stars (BRS) checklist. This Rare Holo V card features a Dragon type with 220 HP and artwork by Satoshi Shirai. The card carries the Regulation Mark E and Pokédex number 882. Dracovish V includes the Grass/Water attack "Slosh 'n' Crash" for 60+ damage, which discards all Pokémon Tools from the opponent's Active Pokémon before dealing damage. If a Pokémon Tool is discarded, the attack deals an additional 120 damage. The card also possesses the Grass/Water/Water attack "Dragon Strike" for 210 damage, with a restriction that prevents using this attack on the following turn. The retreat cost for this card is 3.
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Dracovish V
Game
Pokémon
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Rare Holo V
Satoshi Shirai
Card Stock
English
Holo
220
Dragon
Basic
3
882
E
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Attack: Slosh 'n' Crash (60+)
Before doing damage, discard all Pokémon Tools from your opponent's Active Pokémon. If you discarded a Pokémon Tool in this way, this attack does 120 more damage.
Attack: Dragon Strike (210)
During your next turn, this Pokémon can't use Dragon Strike.
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FAQ
Dracovish V has 220 HP in the Pokémon Trading Card Game.
Dracovish V features the attacks "Slosh 'n' Crash" (60+ damage) and "Dragon Strike" (210 damage).
The artwork for card #114 in the Brilliant Stars set was created by Satoshi Shirai.
As a 2022 release from the Brilliant Stars set, Dracovish V represents a modern era where sealed product availability remains high, limiting the scarcity-driven premiums seen in older sets. While the card retains collector interest due to its visual appeal, its status as a standard Rare Holo V means it trades in a highly liquid, accessible price tier rather than commanding significant speculative premiums. The absence of unique attributes suggests its value is anchored primarily by its playability and aesthetic rather than exclusive variant status.
The card is classified as a Rare Holo V, a tier that balances accessibility with a step up in finish quality compared to common or uncommon cards. This rarity designation indicates a consistent supply within the set's mechanics, meaning the card is widely available to completionists without the extreme supply constraints of Ultra Rares or Secret Rares. The holographic foil treatment adds a layer of desirability for finish-focused collectors, though it does not restrict the overall population as severely as higher-tier rarity slots.
Investment potential for this card is modest, as modern V-cards from 2022 are subject to ongoing sealed product circulation which keeps raw supply ample. While nostalgia for the Brilliant Stars era may grow, the lack of special foil treatments or first-edition markings limits crossover appeal among high-end art collectors. It serves better as a stable, low-cost addition to a collection rather than a high-growth asset, with value likely stabilizing as the set moves further from its initial release cycle.
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