Lost Abyss (s11)

Barbaracle holo 061/100 – Lost Abyss (s11) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card holographic Barbaracle 061/100 (rarity R) from the s11 Lost Abyss set (2022), illustrated by Keiichiro Ito. The seven-handed rock sends your opponent's Prize cards to the Lost Zone.

Glastrier holo 034/100 – Lost Abyss (s11) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Glastrier holo 034/100 (ブリザポス / Glastrier) from the s11 Lost Abyss set (2022), illustrated by Jiro Sasumo. The ice horse that blocks Basic Pokémon.

Lady 096/100 – Lost Abyss (s11) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Trainer Supporter card Lady 096/100 (おじょうさま) from the s11 Lost Abyss set (2022), illustrated by saino misaki. She fetches up to 4 Basic Energy from your deck.

Lost Vacuum 093/100 – Lost Abyss (s11) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Trainer Item card Lost Vacuum 093/100 (ロストスイーパー) from the s11 Lost Abyss set (2022), illustrated by Toyste Beach. It sends a Tool or a Stadium to the Lost Zone.

Panic Mask 094/100 – Lost Abyss (s11) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Trainer Item (Pokémon Tool) card Panic Mask 094/100 (パニックマスク) from the s11 Lost Abyss set (2022), illustrated by Studio Bora. The white mask that ignores weakened Pokémon.

Sandile 068/100 – Lost Abyss (s11) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Sandile 068/100 from the s11 Lost Abyss set (2022), illustrated by 0313. The sunglasses-wearing croc has settled into the sandbox.

Lost Abyss (s11): All the Japanese Pokémon Cards

Released in Japan in 2022, Lost Abyss (s11) is a main expansion from the Sword & Shield era. It develops the Lost Zone mechanic around Giratina VSTAR. Its cards are numbered out of 100; any higher number, such as 101/100, denotes a secret rare.

Its cards were released in the West in Lost Origin, but with different numbering and sometimes a different card distribution. For collectors, the Japanese version of Lost Abyss remains the reference, with a much-admired holofoil finish.

Dark Phantasma (s10a) was also reprinted in Lost Origin. The Lost Zone is also developed in Incandescent Arcana (s11a). In Japanese release order, the previous set available in the shop is Pokémon GO (s10b). You can also find all the Sword & Shield sets on our dedicated page.

At Cartes Japonaises, every Lost Abyss card is sold individually and photographed as it is: you see exactly the copy that will be shipped, in a sleeve and top loader. Cards from Lost Abyss that have already passed through the shop include: Barbaracle, Glastrier and Panic Mask.