Darkness that Consumes Light (sm3N)

Japanese Pokémon card Panpour 010/051, set sm3N Darkness that Consumes Light Burning Shadows, illustrated by Suwama Chiaki
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Panpour 010/051 – Darkness that Consumes Light (sm3N) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Panpour 010/051 from the sm3N Darkness that Consumes Light set (2017), illustrated by Suwama Chiaki. The little water monkey, all smiles, in a forest of ferns.

Japanese Pokémon card Simipour 011/051, set sm3N Darkness that Consumes Light Burning Shadows, illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma, copy 1
Japanese Pokémon card Simipour 011/051, set sm3N Darkness that Consumes Light Burning Shadows, illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma, copy 2
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Simipour 011/051 – Darkness that Consumes Light (sm3N) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Simipour 011/051 from the sm3N Darkness that Consumes Light set (2017), illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma. The water monkey grooves in front of a graffiti-covered wall. Two copies available.

Japanese Darkness that Consumes Light (sm3N) Pokémon Cards: The Full Card List

Released in Japan in 2017, Darkness that Consumes Light (sm3N) is a main Pokémon TCG expansion from the Sun & Moon era. The twin of To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow, it is built around Necrozma. The official card list has 51 cards, plus secret rares numbered beyond 51.

In the West, its cards were reprinted in the Burning Shadows 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 Darkness that Consumes Light card list before hunting for a specific card.

Its twin set To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow (sm3H), released on the same day, is the natural companion for your collection. In Japanese release order, the previous set available in the shop is Collection Sun (sm1S), and the next is Shining Legends (sm3+). To explore the other sets from the same era, see our Sun & Moon sets.

At Cartes Japonaises, every Darkness that Consumes Light card is sold individually and photographed as it is: you see exactly the copy that will be shipped, in a sleeve and top loader. A few Darkness that Consumes Light cards available on the site: Simipour and Panpour.