HS—Unleashed (2010) shipped Manaphy at #3 as a rare holo pokémon card, illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda. PackRip simulates pulling this exact printing using authentic HS—Unleashed-era pack composition.
Manaphy appears in 15 printings across PackRip's catalogue. The HS—Unleashed (2010) #3 card is one of 15 printings spanning 2007–2023. Other Manaphy printings sit at Rare, Uncommon, Trainer Gallery Rare Holo, Promo rarity tiers, so this Rare Holo HS—Unleashed card is not interchangeable for set-completion or value purposes. Stat-line drift across reprints is real — this printing prints at 60 HP, while other Manaphy cards in the catalogue range from 60 to 70 HP. For the full cross-set comparison see the Manaphy hub page.
HP: 60 · Type: Water · Weakness: Lightning ×2
“It starts its life with a wondrous power that permits it to bond with any kind of Pokémon.” — Pokedex entry, National Dex #490
In our latest large-scale simulation of 1,000,241 booster packs using authentic HS—Unleashed era pull-rate models, this exact printing was pulled 25,648 times. This represents an empirical simulation frequency of 2.5642%, confirming the mathematical model's alignment with historical collector data.
HS—Unleashed (May 2010) is the second HGSS-era expansion at 96 cards and the first set to extend the Prime chase beyond the Johto starters. Tyranitar Prime is the headline pull — a Stage-2 dark-type with the textured-etched foil that defines the Prime tier — and Steelix Prime, Crobat Prime and Ursaring Prime round out the rare slot. The Legendary Beast trio resurfaces with three more LEGEND duos: Entei & Raikou LEGEND, Raikou & Suicune LEGEND, and Suicune & Entei LEGEND, each sold as Top and Bottom halves at roughly 1-in-18 packs per half. Pack composition stays at the 10-card HGSS layout (1 Rare + 3 Uncommon + 4 Common + 1 Energy + 1 Reverse Holo). HS—Unleashed cemented the rotation of Prime + LEGEND as the dual chase axis of the era.
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 39 pull chance is calculated from the HS—Unleashed 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 Manaphy HS—Unleashed #3 sits at approximately $9.76 USD (Unlimited edition), placing it in the budget binder 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 39 pull, PackRip's Pack Dust crafting system lets you spend 150 dust from the HS—Unleashed pool. Every HS—Unleashed 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 Manaphy on TCGplayer — current TCGPlayer market price $9.76. 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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PackRip is a free, browser-based Pokemon Trading Card Game booster pack opening simulator. Currently 137 booster sets live (127 English + 10 vintage Japanese) — from the 1996-2001 Pocket Monsters Card Game (Expansion Pack, Jungle, Mystery of the Fossils, Rocket Gang) and Base Set in January 1999 through Chaos Rising in May 2026 — with new sets shipping every few weeks as the catalogue expands chronologically through every Pokemon TCG era. The Scarlet & Violet era through White Flare is live with lowercase ex, Illustration Rare, Special Illustration Rare and Hyper Rare cards. The Mega Evolution era is live too, through Chaos Rising (2026), bringing back Mega Evolution as Mega Pokémon ex with the gold Mega Hyper Rare chase tier. The Diamond & Pearl + Platinum-era Lv.X mechanic is live across thirteen distinct Sinnoh and Platinum chase pulls with the silver/ice-blue/white shimmer overlay, the HGSS-era Prime + LEGEND tiers are live, the full Black & White era ships with Full Art Pokemon-EX, Dragon-type cards (Dragons Exalted), and the first-ever Gold Secret Rares (Boundaries Crossed onwards), the XY era spans the inaugural Mega Evolution debut through Primal Clash's alpha/omega Ancient Traits and the gold BREAK Evolution cards, the Sun & Moon era debuts GX, and the complete Sword & Shield era introduces Pokémon V, VMAX, VSTAR, Radiant, Amazing Rare and Trainer Gallery cards.
21,115 collectible cards across 127 English booster sets, 10 vintage Japanese Pocket Monsters Card Game expansions (1996-2001), 53 WotC Black Star Promos, 153 POP-series Play! Pokémon promos (2004-2009), and Trainer Gallery subsets. The catalogue is built from the open-source Pokemon TCG API and includes Charizard, Blastoise, Venusaur and the original 16 holos from Base Set, Shining Pokemon, Crystal Pokemon, every Pokemon-ex from Ruby & Sapphire through Power Keepers, Gold Star Pokemon, Delta Species, Diamond & Pearl + Platinum Lv.X, HGSS Prime + LEGEND, BW Full Art, XY Mega EX and BREAK, Sun & Moon GX, Sword & Shield V/VMAX/VSTAR, and Scarlet & Violet Illustration Rare / Special Illustration Rare chase cards.
Most WotC-era packs contain 11 cards (1 Rare or Holo Rare, 3 Uncommon, 5 Common, 2 Energy). The single rare slot splits roughly 64% non-holo Rare, 28% Holo Rare and 5% Secret Rare, with ultra-rare tiers (Pokemon-ex, Shining, Crystal, Gold Star) layered into that same slot. e-Card era packs (Expedition, Aquapolis, Skyridge) shrink to 9 cards. EX-era packs (Ruby & Sapphire onwards) are also 9 cards but add a guaranteed reverse-holo slot and a roughly 1-in-6 chance at a Pokemon-ex. Neo Destiny rolls Shining Pokemon at about 2%; Aquapolis and Skyridge gate Crystal Pokemon to specific card IDs at roughly 1%. God Packs land 1-in-500 and deliver an all-holo 11-card rip.
Players open 5 free packs daily (6 with Cascade Badge, 7 with Hive Badge), earn coins by selling duplicates at real TCGPlayer market value (10% base sell rate, scaled by trainer level and badge multipliers), buy Basic (50), Premium (150) or Hunt (350) packs from the in-game shop, complete 3 daily / 1 weekly / 4 super quests, and progress through 16 Gym Badges (8 Kanto, 4 Johto, 4 Hoenn) that unlock permanent gameplay perks. A 28-day Monthly Login Calendar layers escalating coin rewards and weekly milestone packs on top. The Pack Dust crafting system lets every pulled card contribute set-specific dust (Common 1 → Crystal 50, +50% on duplicates) toward guaranteed acquisition of any missing card from that same set — endgame pity that doesn't break the per-pack economy.
Holo Rare and Secret Rare cards feature interactive holographic shimmer effects that follow your mouse or touch. Drag cards to tilt them and inspect the foil from every angle. Crystal Pokemon use a translucent prismatic effect; Pokemon-ex carry a red-orange-gold metallic shimmer; Gold Star Pokemon have a unique gold-overlay foil; Shining Pokemon glow with a metallic alternate-colour sheen; Delta Species (δ) Pokemon layer a violet-cyan-rose dual-type tint that composes on top of any underlying rarity. God Packs (1-in-500) deliver an all-holo 11-card pull.
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