Japanese Pokémon card Dunsparce 056/071 from the sv5K Wild Force set (2024), illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma. The earth serpent dashes into its tunnel, drill-tail whirring.
Japanese Pokémon card Dunsparce 075/100 from the s3 Infinity Zone set (2020), illustrated by Kazuma Koda. The earth snake dozes in the dark undergrowth — but its Ability bites at the last moment.
Japanese Pokémon card Dunsparce 078/100 from the sv9 Battle Partners set (2025), illustrated by Asako Ito: the land snake recreated in amigurumi crochet in front of its felt burrow. Adorable.
Japanese Pokémon card Duosion 031/071 from the sv5K Wild Force set (2024), illustrated by mele. The two-brained cell floats in a forest bathed in light.
Japanese Pokémon card Duraludon VMAX CSR 253/184 from the s8b VMAX Climax set (2021), illustrated by Akira Egawa. Single Strike Character Super Rare featuring Gym Leader Raihan at the top of the Gigantamax skyscraper.
Japanese Pokémon card Dusclops 044/100 from the s4 Astonishing Volt Tackle set (2020), illustrated by Kazuma Koda. The spectral mummy prowls the night forest, its single eye glowing red.
Japanese Pokémon card Dusclops 065/187 from the sv8a Terastal Festival ex set (2024), illustrated by Aya Kusube. The spectral cyclops advances among will-o'-the-wisps – with the famous Ability "Cursed Blast".
Japanese Trainer card Dusk Ball 054/064 (ダークボール / Dusk Ball) from the sv7a Paradise Dragona set (2024), illustrated by Studio Bora Inc. A Pokémon taken from the bottom 7 cards of your deck.
Japanese Pokémon card Duskull 057/172 from the s12a VSTAR Universe set (2022), illustrated by Satoshi Nakai. The little skull ghost prowls a castle corridor.
Japanese Pokémon card Eevee V 075/127 from the V Start Deck (sD, 2020), illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno, Eevee’s long-standing illustrator. The Evolution Pokémon leaps through a landscape of iridescent auroras.
Japanese Pokémon card Eldegoss 009/102 from the sv7 Stellar Miracle set (2024), illustrated by Yuka Tanaka. The cotton ball smiles amid a patchwork of multicoloured flowers.
Japanese Pokémon card Electabuzz 034/063 from the sv9a Heat Wave Arena set (2025), illustrated by Amelicart. Kanto's dynamo advances fist first across the flowering plain.
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