No. 334 · Hoenn · Flying/Dragon
Altaria cards
Altaria is a Flying/Dragon-type Pokémon introduced in Hoenn, number 334 in the National Pokédex. Its cards run from 2003 to 2024. These are its cards ranked by the artwork itself rather than by set order, so the illustrations worth looking at come first instead of whichever set happened to print last.
They span 27 sets, from Dragon to Surging Sparks. 23 illustrators have drawn it, most often 5ban Graphics, Ryo Ueda and Atsuko Nishida. It has been printed as Basic, Stage 1 and Mega.
- Cards
- 3731 shown
- Sets
- 27since Dragon
- Illustrators
- 23most by 5ban Graphics
- Printed
- 2003–2024
- Printed as
- Basic, Stage 1, Mega
- HP on card
- 70–260
Evolves from
Who draws Altaria
23 illustrators, by how many they have drawn.
Where it has been printed
27 sets, by how many Altaria cards each holds.
- Dragon Majesty4
- Fates Collide4
- Paradox Rift3
- Hidden Fates Shiny Vault2
- Roaring Skies2
- BW Black Star Promos1
- Boundaries Crossed1
- Champion's Path1
- Crimson Invasion1
- Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery1
Rarity
Rare12Ultra Rare7Uncommon7Holo Rare4Secret Rare2Shiny rare2
Questions
- How many Altaria cards are there?
- Illudex indexes 37 Altaria cards, printed between 2003 and 2024 across 27 sets. That covers every printing in the catalogue, alternate arts and reprints included.
- Which Altaria card has the best artwork?
- That is what this page is ordered by. Rather than sorting by set or rarity, Illudex reads each illustration with a vision model and ranks them, so the most striking Altaria artwork appears first regardless of how common the card is.
- Who illustrates Altaria cards?
- 23 illustrators have drawn Altaria. 5ban Graphics has done the most at 7, followed by Ryo Ueda and Atsuko Nishida. Each name links to their complete body of work.
- What was the first Altaria card?
- Its earliest printing in the catalogue comes from Dragon, released in 2003. 12 of its 37 cards are Rare.