Dark Order (sm8a)

Alolan Muk 019/052 – Dark Order (sm8a) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Alolan Muk 019/052 from the sm8a Dark Order set (2018), illustrated by Midori Harada. The multicoloured sludge that devours your opponent's Items.

Blitzle 007/052 – Dark Order (sm8a) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Blitzle 007/052 from the sm8a Dark Order set (2018), illustrated by Akira Komayama. The little electric zebra gallops across the savannah.

Emolga 009/052 – Dark Order (sm8a) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Emolga 009/052 from the sm8a Dark Order set (2018), illustrated by Megumi Mizutani. The electric flying squirrel rallies its Nuzzle friends.

Joltik 010/052 – Dark Order (sm8a) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Joltik 010/052 from the sm8a Dark Order set (2018), illustrated by Yuka Morii. The little electric spider modelled in clay, in a flower bed.

Japanese Dark Order (sm8a) Pokémon Cards: The Full Card List

Released in Japan in 2018, Dark Order (sm8a) is a support expansion, shorter than a main set from the Sun & Moon era. This support set puts the spotlight on Darkness-type Pokémon. Its card list has 52 numbered cards, not counting secret rares.

The Western equivalent of Dark Order is the Team Up expansion. Japanese cards often have a finer finish and a different market value from their English-language counterparts, which explains why collectors are drawn to the original edition.

Tag Bolt (sm9) was also reprinted in Team Up. In Japanese release order, the previous set available in the shop is Super-Burst Impact (sm8), and the next is GX Ultra Shiny (sm8b). You can also find all the Sun & Moon sets on our dedicated page.

All our Dark Order Pokémon cards are authentic Japanese copies, sold individually with real photos of the exact card you will receive, then shipped protected from France. Cards from Dark Order that have already passed through the shop include: Alolan Muk, Blitzle and Joltik.