Pokémon TCG card · Trainer - Item

Scoop Up Cyclone

Scoop Up Cyclone has 10 printings across 9 sets on TCGplayer (5 English and 5 Japanese). Prices run from $0.20 to $16.57. The cheapest is Scoop Up Cyclone at $0.20 and the most valuable is Scoop Up Cyclone - 162/167 at $16.57. The most traded printing over the last 30 days is Scoop Up Cyclone, with 339 copies sold.

TCGplayer market prices as of 2026-10-20. Updated nightly.

Card text

Trainer - Item

Put 1 of your Pokémon and all cards attached to it into your hand.

You may play as many Item cards as you like during your turn (before your attack).
You can't have more than 1 ACE SPEC card in your deck.

English printings (5)

Scoop Up Cyclone - 162/167, Prize Pack Series Cards · ACE SPEC Rare — Scoop Up Cyclone - 162/167
Prize Pack Series Cards · ACE SPEC Rare
$16.57
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Scoop Up Cyclone 95/101, Plasma Blast · Rare Ace — Scoop Up Cyclone 95/101
Plasma Blast · Rare Ace
$12.21
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Scoop Up Cyclone - 2015 (Rowan Stavenow) 95/101, World Championship Decks · Rare — Scoop Up Cyclone - 2015 (Rowan Stavenow) 95/101
World Championship Decks · Rare
$2.75
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Scoop Up Cyclone 162/167, Twilight Masquerade · ACE SPEC Rare — Scoop Up Cyclone 162/167
Twilight Masquerade · ACE SPEC Rare
$0.34
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Scoop Up Cyclone 128/131, Prismatic Evolutions · ACE SPEC Rare — Scoop Up Cyclone 128/131
Prismatic Evolutions · ACE SPEC Rare
$0.29
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Japanese printings (5)

Scoop Up Cyclone 073/076 Japanese, Megalo Cannon · Rare — Scoop Up Cyclone 073/076 Japanese
Megalo Cannon · Rare
$12.00
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Scoop Up Cyclone 093/101 Japanese, Transformation Mask · ACE Rare — Scoop Up Cyclone 093/101 Japanese
Transformation Mask · ACE Rare
$0.27
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Scoop Up Cyclone 149/187 Japanese, SV8a: Terastal Fest ex · ACE Rare — Scoop Up Cyclone 149/187 Japanese
SV8a: Terastal Fest ex · ACE Rare
$0.20
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Every printing of Scoop Up Cyclone

Buy every English printing (5, about $32.16)

One copy of each card. TCGplayer fills the cart with the cheapest listing for each card and prices move, so your total can differ from ours. Normal and reverse holo copies share one TCGplayer product, so each card goes in once. Disclosure: these buttons open TCGplayer through our affiliate link. It does not change your price and it supports this work.

Printing	Set	Rarity	Finish	Market	Sold 30d
Scoop Up Cyclone 128/131	Prismatic Evolutions	ACE SPEC Rare	Holofoil	$0.29	339	Buy
Scoop Up Cyclone 162/167	Twilight Masquerade	ACE SPEC Rare	Holofoil	$0.34	218	Buy
Scoop Up Cyclone - 162/167	Prize Pack Series Cards	ACE SPEC Rare	Holofoil	$16.57	4	Buy
Scoop Up Cyclone - 2015 (Rowan Stavenow) 95/101	World Championship Decks	Rare	Normal	$2.75	1	Buy
Scoop Up Cyclone 95/101	Plasma Blast	Rare Ace	Holofoil	$12.21	14	Buy
Scoop Up Cyclone 047/048 Japanese	Extra Regulation Box	n/a	Normal	n/a	0	Buy
Scoop Up Cyclone 149/187 Japanese	SV8a: Terastal Fest ex	ACE Rare	Holofoil	$0.20	20	Buy
Scoop Up Cyclone 073/076 Japanese	Megalo Cannon	Rare	1st Edition Holofoil	$7.00	0	Buy
Scoop Up Cyclone 073/076 Japanese	Megalo Cannon	Rare	Unlimited Holofoil	$12.00	0	Buy
Scoop Up Cyclone 093/101 Japanese	Transformation Mask	ACE Rare	Holofoil	$0.27	5	Buy

Quick answers

How much is Scoop Up Cyclone worth?

As of October 20, 2026, TCGplayer market prices for Scoop Up Cyclone run from $0.20 to $16.57, depending on the printing. The cheapest is Scoop Up Cyclone at $0.20 and the most valuable is Scoop Up Cyclone - 162/167 at $16.57.

How many Scoop Up Cyclone cards are there?

Scoop Up Cyclone has 10 printings across 9 sets on TCGplayer (5 English and 5 Japanese).

Which Scoop Up Cyclone card sells the most?

The most traded printing over the last 30 days is Scoop Up Cyclone, with 339 copies sold.

About this page

Prices are TCGplayer market prices, refreshed nightly. Sold counts are TCGplayer completed sales over the trailing 30 days. Japanese rows come from TCGplayer's Pokemon Japan catalog and use the English card name. Card images and Buy buttons open TCGplayer through our affiliate link; printing names open our own price history pages. Not financial advice.