Japanese Supporter card Explorer’s Guidance 067/071 (探検家の先導) from the sv5K Wild Force set (2024), illustrated by Hideki Ishikawa. The explorer charts the route, map and compass in hand.
Japanese Trainer card Explorer’s Guidance 172/187 (探検家の先導 / Explorer’s Guidance) from the sv8a Terastal Festival ex set (2024), illustrated by Hideki Ishikawa. Look at 6 cards from your deck and keep 2.
Japanese Trainer card Faba 089/095 (ザオボー / Faba) from the sm8 Super-Burst Impact set (2018), illustrated by take. Sends a Tool, a Special Energy or a Stadium to the Lost Zone.
Japanese Trainer card Fairy Charm Ability 048/055 (フェアリーチャーム 特性 / Fairy Charm Ability) from the sm9a Night Unison set (2019), illustrated by Toyste Beach. Protects Fairy Pokémon from GX and EX Pokémon with an Ability.
Japanese Trainer card Fairy Charm Lightning 047/055 (フェアリーチャーム 雷 / Fairy Charm Lightning) from the sm9a Night Unison set (2019), illustrated by Toyste Beach. Protects Fairy Pokémon from Lightning GX and EX Pokémon.
Japanese Trainer Item card Familiar Bell 064/070 from the s2a Explosive Walker set (2020), illustrated by sadaji. The silver bell that calls back your fallen Pokémon.
Japanese Trainer card Fan of Waves 061/070 (うねりの扇 / Fan of Waves) from the s5R Rapid Strike Master set (2021), illustrated by sadaji. Sends an opponent's Special Energy to the bottom of their deck.
Japanese Trainer card Fan of Waves 131/184 (うねりの扇 / Fan of Waves) from the s8b VMAX Climax set (2021), illustrated by sadaji. Sends an opponent's Special Energy to the bottom of their deck.
Japanese Pokémon card Fan Rotom 131/187 from the sv8a Terastal Festival ex set (2024), illustrated by Toshinao Aoki. The fan ghost churns the air with its blades at full speed.
Japanese Trainer card Feather Ball 063/067 (フェザーボール / Feather Ball) from the s10D Time Gazer set (2022), illustrated by Studio Bora Inc. A Pokémon with no Retreat Cost.
Japanese Trainer Supporter card Fennel 085/086 (マコモ) from the sv11B Black Bolt set (2025), illustrated by Yuu Nishida. The Unova researcher and her dream machine heal your whole team.
Japanese Stadium card Festival Grounds 099/101 (お祭り会場) from the sv6 Mask of Change set (2024), illustrated by MARINA Chikazawa. The illuminated stalls of a Japanese matsuri as night falls.
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