Choosing among TCG cards & booster packs can mean choosing between a fan-made keepsake, a Pokémon TCG card, and a character-focused art card-not simply picking the lowest price. The useful shortcut is to decide whether official-set status, a named Pokémon, or a particular art format matters most. Here, the four choices separate by those priorities, with listed prices spanning $2.99 to $18.
Quick take
- For a Pokémon TCG-centered collection: Mega Lopunny ex has the clearest set-focused identity and the lowest listed price.
- For fan art: the two Derpy Eeveelutions cards are designed around collectible artwork rather than official-set status.
- For an Ampharos-focused collection: the 2026 Ampharos entry carries the highest listed price and a clearly named art-card format.
- For condition: all four cards are listed as ungraded, so character, format, and price are the more useful separators.
Listed-price comparison
The listed prices run from $2.99 to $18, with a $15.01 spread between the lowest and highest entries. The bars are only a visual price scale, not a ranking.
| Card | Listed price | Price bar |
|---|---|---|
| Pokemon Derpy Eeveelutions - Flareon No. 004 - Fan Art Non TCG | $4.75 | |
| Pokemon Derpy Eeveelutions - Sylveon No. 007 - Fan Art Non TCG | $4.75 | |
| Mega Lopunny ex 115/094 Ultra Rare, Phantasmal Flames, Full Art Holo Pokemon TCG | $2.99 | |
| 2026 POKEMON AMPHAROS ART RARE 90/86 | $18.00 |
Decision matrix
- If set identity comes first: Mega Lopunny ex is tied to Pokémon TCG and the Phantasmal Flames set. The two Derpy Eeveelutions titles explicitly say Fan Art Non TCG, while the Ampharos card is identified as a Non-Sport Trading Card.
- If a named character leads the choice: Sylveon, Mega Lopunny ex, and Ampharos each give the collection a specific character focus. The first Derpy Eeveelutions entry is better approached through its broader fan-art set identity because its character naming is not consistent across the card information.
- If the format label matters: Mega Lopunny ex uses Ultra Rare and Full Art Holo wording, while the Ampharos title uses Art Rare. Those are distinct collection cues, not a basis for declaring one superior.
- If price leads: start with Mega Lopunny ex; the two Derpy Eeveelutions cards occupy the middle price point, and Ampharos is the highest-priced choice.
Product notes
Pokemon Derpy Eeveelutions - Flareon No. 004 - Fan Art Non TCG
Priced at $4.75, this card suits someone drawn to the Derpy Eeveelutions fan-art concept and a playful Pokémon-themed collection. The title's Fan Art Non TCG wording is the clearest reason to choose it: it offers an artistic collectible identity rather than an official-set focus. The limitation is equally clear in the description: it is not officially part of the Pokémon TCG set. Pick it for the fan-made design and set theme; choose another entry here if official Pokémon TCG status is the deciding requirement. Its ungraded condition also keeps the choice centered on the card itself rather than graded presentation.
Pokemon Derpy Eeveelutions - Sylveon No. 007 - Fan Art Non TCG
At $4.75, the Sylveon entry is the straightforward choice when that character and the Derpy Eeveelutions style are the point. The card is identified as Sylveon, card number 007, and ungraded, giving collectors a specific character-led purchase. The limitation is that it is marked Fan Art Non TCG, and it sits outside an official Pokémon Trading Card Game set. That makes it a poor match for someone seeking only official-set cards, but a focused fit for Sylveon artwork in a fan-made collection. Choose this one when the named character matters more than official TCG status.
Mega Lopunny ex 115/094 Ultra Rare, Phantasmal Flames, Full Art Holo Pokemon TCG
At $2.99, Mega Lopunny ex is the clearest pick for a Pokémon TCG collector who wants a named card with a strong format cue. Its title identifies Ultra Rare, Full Art Holo, Phantasmal Flames, and card number 115/094, while the card size is standard. Those details give it a specific collection identity at the lowest listed price. The limitation for shoppers seeking sealed product is format: this is a single card, not a booster pack or booster box. Choose it for the Mega Lopunny ex artwork and TCG-set focus, rather than for a sealed-opening experience.
2026 POKEMON AMPHAROS ART RARE 90/86
With a listed price of $18, this card occupies the highest price point in the comparison. Its appeal is specific: the title calls it an Art Rare, gives card number 90/86, and identifies Ampharos; the description presents it as a 2026 Pokémon art trading card. That makes it the clearest fit for a collector seeking that character and format. The trade-off is the $15.01 gap above Mega Lopunny ex, plus its Non-Sport Trading Card type. Choose it for Ampharos artwork and its named art-card identity, not for a Pokémon TCG set focus.
Final recommendation by use case
- For a Pokémon TCG set focus: choose Mega Lopunny ex. Its title connects the card to Phantasmal Flames and Pokémon TCG, while its listed price is the lowest in the comparison.
- For fan-made artwork: choose the Sylveon card when a named character is important; the other Derpy Eeveelutions entry suits someone who prefers the wider set concept and alternate design.
- For Ampharos artwork: choose the 2026 Pokémon Ampharos card if its Art Rare label and character-specific identity justify the highest listed price.
- For a single card rather than sealed product: Mega Lopunny ex is the most direct match, while the two fan-art cards and Ampharos card serve more specialized collection themes.
