Crimson Haze (sv5a)

Applin AR 077/066 – Crimson Haze (sv5a) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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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.

Community Center 065/066 – Crimson Haze (sv5a) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Trainer Stadium card Community Center 065/066 from the sv5a Crimson Haze set (2024). Kitakami's village hall, by Marina Chikazawa.

Sinistcha ex SAR 089/066 – Crimson Haze (sv5a) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Sinistcha ex SAR 089/066 – full art Pokémon ex card from the Japanese set sv5a Crimson Haze (2024). An indoor tea scene signed by Saboteri, 240 HP. Real photos of the card for sale.

Crimson Haze (sv5a): Card List and Japanese Cards Sold Individually

Released in Japan in 2024, Crimson Haze (sv5a) is a support expansion, shorter than a main set from the Scarlet & Violet era. Led by Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex, this support set extends the world of The Teal Mask. Its cards are numbered out of 66; any higher number, such as 067/066, denotes a secret rare.

In the West, its cards were reprinted in the Twilight Masquerade expansion. The Japanese version stands out for its smaller booster packs, a print quality that is often praised and Japan-specific card numbers: it is therefore useful to know the Crimson Haze card list before hunting for a specific card.

Mask of Change (sv6) was also reprinted in Twilight Masquerade. The world of Kitakami continues in Night Wanderer (sv6a). In Japanese release order, the previous set available in the shop is Cyber Judge (sv5M). You can also find all the Scarlet & Violet sets on our dedicated page.

All our Crimson Haze Pokémon cards are authentic Japanese copies, sold individually with real photos of the exact card you will receive, then shipped protected from France. A few Crimson Haze cards available on the site: Sinistcha ex, Applin and Community Center.