Traptrix Rafflesia

Traptrix Rafflesia

Xyz Effect Monster EARTH Traptrix #06511113

Traptrix Rafflesia is a Xyz Effect Monster in the Traptrix archetype, first released in 2016 in Breakers of Shadow. It has 11 printings across 5 sets (Secret Rare, Ultimate Rare, Common, Super Rare, …). The cheapest copy is SDBT-EN039 Common at $0.12; the most valuable is OP13-EN003 Ultimate Rare at $9.01. In the TCG it is currently unlimited (3 copies).

Market price · TCGPlayer

Updated Oct 1, 2026

$0.12 – $9.01

11 printings priced

Type

Plant

Rank

4

ATK

300

DEF

2500

2 Level 4 monsters <br>This card is unaffected by Trap effects while it has Xyz Material. "Traptrix" monsters you control, except "Traptrix Rafflesia", cannot be destroyed by battle or card effects. Your opponent cannot target "Traptrix" monsters you control, except "Traptrix Rafflesia", with card effects. Once per turn, during either player's turn: You can detach 1 Xyz Material from this card and send 1 "Hole" Normal Trap Card that meets its activation conditions from your Deck to the Graveyard; this effect becomes that Trap Card's effect when that card is activated.

Printings (11)

Traptrix Rafflesia: FAQ

How much is Traptrix Rafflesia worth?+

Traptrix Rafflesia currently sells for $0.12 – $9.01 on TCGPlayer, from $0.12 for SDBT-EN039 up to $9.01 for OP13-EN003. The exact value depends on the printing, rarity, edition and condition — scan the card with YuScan to see the price of your copy.

Which sets was Traptrix Rafflesia printed in?+

Traptrix Rafflesia appears in 5 sets: Breakers of Shadow, 2016 Mega-Tins Mega Pack, OTS Tournament Pack 13, Structure Deck: Beware of Traptrix, 25Th Anniversary Rarity Collection 2.

Is Traptrix Rafflesia legal in tournaments?+

On the current TCG Forbidden & Limited List, Traptrix Rafflesia is unlimited (3 copies).

What is the passcode of Traptrix Rafflesia?+

The 8-digit passcode printed on Traptrix Rafflesia is 06511113.

Traptrix

Cards →
YuScan · iOS · Android

What is your collection worth?

YuScan identifies any Yu-Gi-Oh! card with your camera and tracks live prices per printing across five marketplaces — so a 1st Edition never gets averaged with an Unlimited.