Destined Rivals: Mewtwo ex is the Pokémon chase card

Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex is the card Destined Rivals puts forward: a special illustration rare, at the top of the set. Its price is read every day, card by card. What is missing at this point is its pull rate — it comes further down, with the set's rarity grid. The detail is on the Mewtwo ex card page and on the Destined Rivals set breakdown.

Why Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex is the chase card of Destined Rivals

Where this figure comes from. Card prices are a trend read every day, card by card; the footnote says where each reading comes from. The pull rate depends on no market: it comes from the set's own rarity model, and the panel below gives it for this exact card.

Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex pull rate in Destined Rivals

A high price and a rate this long rarely travel apart: a card a set puts forward is also hard to land by opening packs alone. It trades mostly as a single, off the path of a full display box. Opening keeps its own reward, one this figure does not measure.

Nothing counts sales one by one to reach that number: the maths starts from the printed rarity split, not a survey taken afterwards. It is a manufacturing average, useful for comparing sets against each other, not for guessing a single box's draw.

This reading describes a market at its date, and nothing else. It does not replace the price a seller asks on a given day, and it says nothing about what follows. It places a card inside its set: how often it comes out, and what that says for whoever is after it rather than whoever opens packs.