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What's your chase?

Answer with one card. Your pick becomes a real signal in the Chase Index.

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Most recent sets.

Every parent expansion the moment it drops — tracked across every marketplace with live pricing from day one.

■ Collector's glossary

What is a chase card?

It is the card you most want to pull or own — not an official rarity, and not necessarily the most expensive card in a set. Artwork, nostalgia, scarcity, and community interest can all create a chase. The best one is still personal.

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What is Chase Season?

Chase Season started because the hype cycle was missing something. Watching streams and rip-and-shippers, the same handful of cards always got the spotlight — but the more time spent in collector communities, the more it became obvious that most collectors had their own chase. A specific card. Their card. And those chases almost never matched whatever was trending.

Chase Season is the answer to that. A community-driven index built by the collectors themselves, not by influencers or algorithms chasing volume. You don't sign up. You don't enter inventory. You explore, you tap to chase the cards you want, and you come back when the index refreshes.

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Frequently asked about Chase Season

The site, the voting mechanic, the methodology, the disclaimers — answered with the canonical version of each answer.

7 questions answered
Q.01

What is Chase Season?

Chase Season is the community-driven market index for Pokémon TCG. It tracks parent expansions with live market pricing and active community chase signals, combined into a Chase Index that ranks what collectors are actually chasing.
Q.02

How does chasing work?

On any card page you can tap once to chase. You can start anonymously; an account is optional if you want to save and sync chases across devices. Active chases determine the Chase Index.
Q.03

Do I need an account to chase a card?

No. An account is optional: chase anonymously with one tap, or sign in later to save and sync your list across devices. Chase Season is not an inventory tracker.
Q.04

How is the Chase Index calculated?

The Chase Index ranks the 100 cards with the most active collector chases. When cards are tied, current price provides a stable tie-breaker.
Q.05

Is Chase Season affiliated with The Pokémon Company?

No. Chase Season is an independent project, not affiliated with, endorsed, sponsored, or approved by Nintendo, Game Freak, Creatures Inc., The Pokémon Company, or TCGPlayer. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Q.06

How often is the data updated?

Market pricing refreshes once per 24 hours. The Chase Index updates as collectors add or remove active chases.
Q.07

Can I track my collection on Chase Season?

No — Chase Season tracks the collection, not your collection. There are good apps that handle inventory; we focus on what collectors as a body are chasing. Read more on the About page.