Team Magma's Camerupt #2 comes from Double Crisis, the 2015 Pokemon TCG set illustrated by Shin Nagasawa. This rare holo printing is one of the cards collectors chase when they open Double Crisis packs on PackRip.
Team Magma's Camerupt appears in 2 printings across PackRip's catalogue. The Double Crisis (2015) #2 card is the most recent of 2 printings (2004–2015). Shin Nagasawa only illustrated this Double Crisis version; other printings credit Katsura Tabata. Other Team Magma's Camerupt printings sit at Rare rarity tier, so this Rare Holo Double Crisis card is not interchangeable for set-completion or value purposes. Stat-line drift across reprints is real — this printing prints at 110 HP, while other Team Magma's Camerupt cards in the catalogue range from 80 to 80 HP. For the full cross-set comparison see the Team Magma's Camerupt hub page.
HP: 110 · Type: Fire · Weakness: Water ×2 · Retreat cost: 3 energy · Evolves from: Team Magma's Numel
“Camerupt, with its strength against fire, played a big role in rescuing team members.” — Pokedex entry, National Dex #323
In our latest large-scale simulation of 1,000,943 booster packs using authentic Double Crisis era pull-rate models, this exact printing was pulled 47,667 times. This represents an empirical simulation frequency of 4.7622%, confirming the mathematical model's alignment with historical collector data.
Double Crisis (March 2015) is a 34-card mini-set from the XY era built around the Hoenn villainous teams. Primal Groudon-EX and Primal Kyogre-EX headline as the chase, alongside Team Magma and Team Aqua trainer cards (Maxie, Archie, Courtney, Shelly). It was sold mainly in themed collection boxes rather than booster boxes. Pack composition matches the 10-card XY layout (1 Rare + 3 Uncommon + 4 Common + 1 Energy + 1 Reverse Holo).
Holo Rares are the foundational chase pulls of the WotC and early-Nintendo eras — roughly a 28% rare-slot rate in the simulator's pull model, or about 1-in-3.5 packs. The cosmic-pattern foil printed underneath the artwork is what made the Pokemon TCG visually iconic in the late 1990s.
The 1 in 21 pull chance is calculated from the Double Crisis rare-slot composition modelled in PackRip's pack generator. Because rare slots are split between Holo Rare, Pokemon-ex, Secret Rare, Shining, Crystal and Gold Star tiers (depending on the era), individual ultra-rare odds can run an order of magnitude lower than headline 1-in-3 holo-slot rates.
The current TCGPlayer market median for Team Magma's Camerupt Double Crisis #2 sits at approximately $2.89 USD (Unlimited edition), placing it in the common-bulk bracket. Market value depends heavily on grading: PSA 9 copies typically sell at a meaningful premium over raw, and PSA 10 (gem mint) population reports drive a steeper premium for popular ultra-rares. PackRip uses TCGPlayer's market median as its in-game sell-price source.
If you'd rather guarantee this card than chase the 1 in 21 pull, PackRip's Pack Dust crafting system lets you spend 150 dust from the Double Crisis pool. Every Double Crisis pack you open contributes dust to that pool — duplicates pay 30% extra. Dust is per-set on purpose so you can't fund a Crystal craft with Common dust from an easier set.
Shop Team Magma's Camerupt on TCGplayer — current TCGPlayer market price $2.89. Also check eBay listings (vintage & graded). Affiliate links — PackRip earns a small commission on qualifying purchases, no extra cost to you.
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