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Rotom ex Basic
#126/94Illus. Yoshimi Miyoshi
Special Illustration Rare

Rotom ex

#126/94 · from Phantasmal Flames · released November 14, 2025
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Holofoil
73/ 100
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Quick take

  • Electric/Ghost Pokemon that possesses appliances
  • Special Illustration Rare with full artwork treatment
  • Multiple form changes with different typings
  • Competitive history despite novelty appearance

Collector's readWhat it means for your master set

Set position
7 of 214
Among the higher-value cards in the set
Demand vs rarity Est.
0.9×
In line with its rarity · others at this rarity sell for about $16.72
Cost to complete
≈1%
of the ~$1127 to finish Phantasmal Flames
Completion difficulty Est.
Medium
A moderate pickup for the set
Where it sits in the price lifecycle
Release Hype
Post-Release Correction
Stable / Reprint Risk
End-of-Print Spike
Out-of-Print Maturation
Buy timingPhantasmal Flames is still in print, so prices can soften if it gets reprinted. No rush unless you spot a good deal.
Still in print · pricing trending down · estimated

Set landscapeWhere this card sits in Phantasmal Flames

fewermore cards
Common
43
43
Uncommon
31
31
Rare
10
10
Double Rare
1
7
2
10
Ultra Rare
5
10
1
1
17
Illustration Rare
10
2
1
13
Special Illustration Rare
2
2
1
5
Mega Hyper Rare
1
1
all
85
12
22
5
4
0
2
130
0.5
1
5
15
50
150
150+
Columns = resale price up to $X (log) · shade = cards in cell (log) · right & bottom = totals · white ring = this card

VariantsCard variants

Holofoil 126/94 · $14.42 — the only variant this card was printed in (no reverse holo or special pattern), so a master set needs just this one copy.

Rotom ex Special Illustration Rare from Phantasmal Flames features the Plasma Pokemon in its base Electric/Ghost form. Rotom's ability to inhabit appliances and change forms made it one of the more creative Pokemon designs from Generation IV. The SIR treatment showcases this quirky Electric/Ghost with premium artwork.

The storyThe Appliance Ghost

Rotom is weird. An Electric/Ghost that possesses appliances. It can become a washing machine, a fan, a microwave, a lawnmower, or a refrigerator. Each form changes its typing. That creativity made it memorable.

“Electric/Ghost Pokemon that possesses appliances”

Beyond the gimmick, Rotom found competitive use. Rotom-Wash and Rotom-Heat became VGC staples. The little orange ghost proved it wasn't just a novelty.

In Phantasmal Flames, Rotom represents Electric/Ghost typing at the SIR level. Not a chase card, but a solid option for collectors who appreciate the unique concept.

By the numbersMarket analysis

Price context

Lower tier among Phantasmal Flames SIRs. Accessible price point. Quirky appeal for Pokemon design appreciation.

Price trend

Following Phantasmal Flames patterns. Rotom has niche but consistent appeal. Should remain at accessible levels.

Investment outlook

Rotom has quirky appeal that persists. The concept is memorable. Accessible entry for Phantasmal Flames SIRs.

Demand drivers
Unique appliance possession conceptElectric/Ghost type combinationCompetitive nostalgia from VGC useRotom Dex from Sun/Moon added characterAccessible SIR price point
Graded premium

PSA 10 copies command modest premiums at this tier. Modern print quality is generally consistent.

Approx. pull rate

SIRs in Phantasmal Flames have low pull rates. Getting this specific card requires luck or direct purchase.

Rarity context

Lower-priced SIR in Phantasmal Flames. Accessible for collectors appreciating unique Pokemon designs.

ArtworkWhy the art matters

Card artwork
Artist · Unknown

Artist information pending verification from card database updates.

The artwork

Rotom in its base Electric/Ghost form. The orange plasma body with distinctive expression. The SIR treatment brings out the mischievous nature. Lightning elements may accent the composition.

Technical details

Special Illustration Rare with textured holofoil. Orange and electric blue colours create visual pop. Premium production quality.

What makes it special

Rotom's design is pure personality. The little spark ghost with that grin. The artwork captures the mischievous nature that made Rotom charming rather than just gimmicky.

BackgroundAbout Rotom ex

Rotom appeared in Generation IV with Diamond and Pearl (2006). Initially a rare encounter in the Old Chateau. Platinum added the form change mechanic, letting it possess appliances. Later games gave forms different secondary typings. The Rotom Dex in Sun/Moon made it a companion character.

Why fans love it
  • ›Unique appliance possession gimmick
  • ›Multiple forms with different types
  • ›Rotom Dex gave it character in Sun/Moon
  • ›Competitive viability surprised players
  • ›Memorable design with personality
Notable appearances
  • ›Old Chateau encounter in Diamond/Pearl
  • ›Form change mechanic in Platinum
  • ›Rotom Dex companion in Sun/Moon
  • ›VGC staple in Wash and Heat forms
Competitive relevance

Rotom-Wash and Rotom-Heat became VGC regulars. Good typing, Levitate ability, and solid stats. The base form is less used competitively but collectors appreciate it.

Own it wellCollector guide

Condition notes

Check centering on both axes. Orange and electric colours should be vibrant. Standard SIR condition considerations apply.

Grading recommendation

Optional at this price tier. For clean copies you want protected, grading works. Standard storage may suffice. Read the grading guide →

Storage advice

Sleeve immediately in perfect fit. Use rigid protection for valued copies. See the storage guide →

Buying advice

TCGPlayer and eBay have listings. Accessible price point. Good for Electric or Ghost type collection building. See the singles buying guide →

Authentication tips

At this price point, counterfeit risk is lower. Standard authentication awareness applies.

Word on the streetCommunity sentiment

Reception

Design appreciation from collectors who like unique concepts. Rotom Dex nostalgia from Sun/Moon fans. Accessible SIR for set collectors.

Notable sales
  • ›Consistent trading at accessible prices
  • ›Part of Phantasmal Flames set completion
Social buzz

Featured in Phantasmal Flames content. Rotom's quirky design gets appreciation. Competitive history occasionally discussed.

Good to knowFrequently asked questions

Fan, Wash (washing machine), Frost (refrigerator), Heat (microwave), and Mow (lawnmower). Each changes its secondary typing from Ghost to the relevant element. The base form is Electric/Ghost.
Rotom-Wash had great defensive typing with few weaknesses. Levitate added ground immunity. Good bulk and utility moves. It found a niche that competitive players exploited.
In Sun and Moon, a Rotom inhabits your Pokedex. It talks to you, gives advice, and has personality. This gave Rotom character development beyond just being a collectible Pokemon.
Optional at this price tier. For clean copies you want protected long-term, grading works. Many collectors use quality holders instead at this value level.

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Game data
Type
Pokémon
Element
Lightning
Stage
Basic
HP
190
Rarity
Special Illustration Rare
Artist
Yoshimi Miyoshi
AbilityMulti Adapter
Each of your Pokémon that has "Rotom" in its name may have up to 2 Pokémon Tool cards attached. If this Ability goes away, discard Pokémon Tools from those Pokémon until only 1 remains on each.
LCThunderbolt
130
Discard all Energy from this Pokémon.
Weakness
FFightingx2
Resistance
None
Retreat
C

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