Rebellion Crash (s2)

Chandelure R holo 018/096 – Rebellion Crash (s2) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Chandelure R holo 018/096 (シャンデラ / Chandelure) from the s2 Rebellion Crash set (2020), illustrated by Taira Akitsu. The ghost chandelier that erases Weaknesses.

Coalossal R holo 060/096 – Rebellion Crash (s2) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Coalossal R holo 060/096 (セキタンザン / Coalossal) from the s2 Rebellion Crash set (2020), illustrated by Shin Nagasawa. The coal giant that recharges Fire and Fighting Energy.

Greedent 085/096 – Rebellion Crash (s2) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Greedent 085/096 (ヨクバリス / Greedent) from the s2 Rebellion Crash set (2020), illustrated by kirisAki. The greedy squirrel that fetches a Tool.

Skwovet 084/096 – Rebellion Crash (s2) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Skwovet 084/096 (ホシガリス / Skwovet) from the s2 Rebellion Crash set (2020), illustrated by Mina Nakai. The squirrel with cheeks full of berries.

Spiritomb 065/096 – Rebellion Crash (s2) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Pokémon card Spiritomb 065/096 (ミカルゲ / Spiritomb) from the s2 Rebellion Crash set (2020), illustrated by Tomokazu Komiya. The 108 souls that strike according to your discard pile.

Tool Scrapper 088/096 – Rebellion Crash (s2) – Japanese Pokémon Card

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Japanese Trainer Item card Tool Scrapper 088/096 (ツールスクラッパー) from the s2 Rebellion Crash set (2020), illustrated by Studio Bora. It discards up to 2 Pokémon Tools.

Pokémon Rebellion Crash (s2): The Japanese Card List

Released in Japan in 2020, Rebellion Crash (s2) is a main expansion from the Sword & Shield era. The second main expansion of the Sword & Shield era, it expands the range of Galar’s Pokémon V and VMAX. Its cards are numbered out of 96; any higher number, such as 097/096, denotes a secret rare.

The English-language equivalent of Rebellion Crash is the Rebel Clash expansion. Japanese cards often have a more refined finish and a different market value from their Western versions, which explains why collectors are drawn to the original edition.

VMAX Rising (s1a) was also reprinted in Rebel Clash. In Japanese release order, the next set available in the shop is Explosive Walker (s2a). You can also find all the Sword & Shield sets on our dedicated page.

We sell Japanese Rebellion Crash cards individually, with real photos of each copy and careful shipping from France. A few cards from Rebellion Crash offered on the site: Chandelure, Coalossal and Tool Scrapper.