Japanese Pokémon card Fezandipiti ex SR 081/064 from the sv6a Night Wanderer set (2024). Full art of the toxic pheasant of Kitakami, one of the most played cards in the competitive format.
Japanese Pokémon card Milotic ex SR 121/106 from the sv8 Super Electric Breaker set (2024), illustrated by N-DESIGN Inc. Hoenn’s most elegant sea serpent in full art.
Japanese Pokémon card Yanmega ex SAR 085/063 from the sv9a Heat Wave Arena set (2025), illustrated by Tonji Matsuno. Special Art Rare of the Johto dragonfly skimming just above the water.
Japanese Pokémon card Duraludon VMAX CSR 253/184 from the s8b VMAX Climax set (2021), illustrated by Akira Egawa. Single Strike Character Super Rare featuring Gym Leader Raihan at the top of the Gigantamax skyscraper.
Japanese Pokémon card Mega Starmie ex SAR 111/080 from the m3 MEGA Nihil Zero set (2026), illustrated by takuyoa. Special Art Rare of Starmie’s Mega Evolution above the illuminated city.
Japanese Pokémon card Applin AR 077/066 (Applin / カジッチュ) from the sv5a Crimson Haze set (2024), illustrated by Katsunori Sato. A bucolic Art Rare of the Apple Core Pokémon.
Japanese Trainer card Ethan’s Adventure SR 084/063 (ヒビキの冒険) from the sv9a Heat Wave Arena set (2025), illustrated by Iori Suzuki. Full art of the hero of Johto, released in the West in Destined Rivals.
Japanese Trainer card Arezu SR 086/071 (Arezu / ヒナツ) from the s10a Dark Phantasma set (2022), illustrated by You Iribi. Full art of the guardian of the Diamond Clan from Pokémon Legends: Arceus.
Japanese Trainer card Dawn SR 106/080 (Dawn / ヒカリ) from the m2 MEGA Inferno X set (2025), illustrated by Yuu Nishida. Full art of the Sinnoh heroine, one of the most popular Trainers in the TCG.
Japanese Pokémon card Gholdengo ex SAR 220/187 from the sv8a Terastal Festival set (2024), illustrated by Shigenori Negishi. Special Art Rare of the golden Pokémon surfing on a rain of coins.
Japanese Trainer card Professor’s Research SR 067/060 (Professor Magnolia) from the s1W Sword set (2019), illustrated by kirisAki. Full art from the first set of the Sword & Shield era.
Japanese Pokémon card Buddy-Buddy Poffin UR 133/101 from the sv6 Mask of Change set (2024). Gold Ultra Rare version of the most-played Item in the format.
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