The most valuable Jigglypuff cards in the Pokemon TCG

If you're ready to fall asleep to sweet tunes, Jigglypuff awaits in the Pokemon TCG. This Pokemon has a wave of popularity due to the anime as well as its appearance in Super Smash Bros. Be careful where you take that nap, though, or you'll end up with a doodle on your face.

Jigglypuff cards are very unique because they have been around since the first generation of Pokemon. So there are retro collector's items as well as prints where the Pokemon TCG tried to rock their type cards. Here are eight of the most valuable Jigglypuff cards you'll find on the market.

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8 Jigglypuff Neo Destiny $9.51

A Jigglypuff toy

Neo Destiny is one of the most nostalgic series of all time. You can find a lot of valuable cards in there, and even Uncommon Jigglypuff from the set can be semi-decent. This card has a 3D model instead of a 2D art style. It has the stamp of the first edition on the left side.

Jigglypuff only has one move which is Expand. This deals 10 damage while reducing any damage he takes on his next turn by 10. While this may not be the most impressive stat on a Pokemon, the nostalgia of card art can carry it over the years.

7 Mega Lopunny And Jigglypuff GX Full Art $10.69

A pair of displays

Tag Team Pokemon has some of the coolest designs. These cards usually bring together two similar Pokemon who must now share Moves and a card. In the Cosmic Eclipse set, Jigglypuff pairs with Mega Lopunny to deal damage to your opponent.

This print is a full art rendition of Mega Lopunny and Jigglypuff GX. It has a standard move and a GX move. Jumping Balloon punishes your opponent for having too many GX and EX Pokemon in play by dealing 60 damage to each. Puffy Smashers puts your opponent's Pokemon into Sleep mode, and if this card has four or more Energy attached to it, you can deal 200 damage to each of their Pokemon.

I love it

Jigglypuff from the McDonald's commercial is unique in many ways. For starters, it was part of a 2016 Pokemon and McDonald's collaboration. This usually meant that it had a holographic foil that glowed like scales on the card.

Another unique feature of this card is that it is a Fairy type. There was a time when the Pokemon TCG experimented with adding Fairy-type to the playable card pool. In the end, the type was removed from the card game, and the members of the type were all absorbed into other factions. So if you're lucky enough to have this card in your collection, take care of it.

Card and plush

Build-A-Bear is known for its collaboration with Pokemon. Some of the most popular Pokemon can be found in the store waiting for new owners. Of course, once you're done stuffing your new plush and giving it an ID, you can also get a special Pokemon card to go with it.

This Jigglypuff features the Build-A-Bear Workshop logo on the cardstock. This card is similar to the one found in the evening sunset of the sun and the moon, the crimson rush. It has all the same moves and the only difference is the logo on the art. However, this is still the rarer of the two.

4 Southern Islands Jigglypuff $21.90

Promotion of tropical movie

The Southern Islands set is not a full expansion for the Pokemon TCG, but rather a set of promotional cards released for the Pokemon 2000 movie. A printable card in this set is Jigglypuff.

The card art features Jigglypuff holding a flower while other Pokemon hang out in the background. All the cards in this set are playful in this sense. The South Island collection is often housed in its own dedicated folder, which is still rare today. If you're looking for a Pokémon TCG collection that has its place in TCG history, then this is a relatively small but worthwhile collection.

3 Black and White Jigglypuff $23.65

Do you want to return the coin?

How lucky are you? The Pokémon Black and White Era TCG contained a Jigglypuff Promo that could be found in special packs released during the 2012 Gym Challenge. This card is considered a Blackstar promotion and has that iconic premium glow when it reflects light.

This card only has one move, but it's a funny move. Continuous Tumble deals ten damage every time you flip a coin followed by a hit. No cap either. If you want to stun your opponent with your luck, then the biggest flexibility is to use this move and never land on the head. Although this is unrealistic, it makes for an interesting story to tell if you do.

2 Mega Lopunny And Jigglypuff GX Rainbow $24.29

The treasure at the end of the rainbow

Mega Lopunny and Jiggllyguff GX have a variety of different prints, all of which are worth a pretty penny. If you're not a regular fan of full art, then there's a rare rainbow edition that might pique your interest. This card was released in the Pokemon Sun and Moon Cosmic Eclipse set.

It has the same print movements as the others, but instead has rainbow artwork. The art of this card can be clearly seen when you tilt the card sideways. There are so many cards that look amazing in rainbow and this often makes them even more expensive than other prints.

1 Mega Lopunny And Jigglypuff GX Alternate Full Art $102.72

The most precious caressing friends

Jigglypuff's most valuable card is also one of Lopunny's most valuable cards. This is a special image of Mega Lopunny and Jigglypuff GX. This is the highest rarity you can find from a Tag Team duo.

This card shows Mega Luponi cuddling with Jigglypuff in a field of flowers. The card art has a distinctive style that makes it look more cozy. You could say it looks like something out of a Yoshi game. If you're collecting treasured Jigglypuff cards, then this is one you'll want to look for and hold on to once you get it.