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The cards, the artists and the story behind every Japanese set we stock. No prices, no rankings: one file per set.

  1. One Piece 19 sets · Newest OP-17 All files
  2. Pokémon 36 sets · Newest M6a All files

Latest files

  1. M6a 30th Celebration — 30th CELEBRATION M6a · Set file № 023 · Pokémon · MEGA Expansion Pack 30th CelebrationThirty years, thirty Pikachu, six holo cards in every pack — and a brand-new top rarity.7 min readRead the set file
  2. OP-17 The World's Strongest Warriors — 世界最強の戦士 OP-17 · Set file № 022 · One Piece Card Game · Booster Pack The World's Strongest WarriorsElbaf, the kingdom of warriors — and the new Four Emperors take their thrones.5 min readRead the set file
  3. M6 Storm Emeralda — ストームエメラルダ M6 · Set file № 004 · Pokémon · MEGA Expansion Pack Storm EmeraldaMega Rayquaza returns as the legendary champion of a Japanese MEGA set built on speed, Hoenn weather and paired stadiums.6 min readRead the set file
  4. OP-16 The Time of Battle — 決戦の刻 OP-16 · Set file № 021 · One Piece Card Game · Booster Pack The Time of BattleThe Paramount War, once again: Ace and Blackbeard as the Secret Rares, the three Admirals as Super Parallels.5 min readRead the set file
  5. M5 Abyss Eye — アビスアイ M5 · Set file № 010 · Pokémon · MEGA Expansion Pack Abyss EyeThe glare of darkness: Mega Darkrai takes the box of a Japanese MEGA set built on status conditions, a fire maze and a new trainer drawn by Naoki Saito.6 min readRead the set file
  6. M4 Ninja Spinner — ニンジャスピナー M4 · Set file № 009 · Pokémon · MEGA Expansion Pack Ninja SpinnerKeep attacking: Mega Greninja takes the box, the Kalos starters return, and Pokémon Legends: Z-A reaches the card game.6 min readRead the set file

Start here

Beginner guides to Japanese sets — how the boxes, the rarities and the names work.

  1. Guide № 06 · 6 min read How to read a Japanese set code: OP-17, SV2a, M6a and the restEvery Japanese set has a short code, and it is the thing collectors actually say out loud. It is printed on the box, it is the first half of every card number inside, and it is what you should type into a search box. Here is how each one is built.Read the guide
  2. Guide № 02 · 8 min read How to start collecting Japanese Pokémon cardsWhich box to open first, how to read a Japanese card, what the rarity codes mean, and how to keep what you pull — a first guide for collectors who start with the Japanese print.Read the guide
  3. Guide № 05 · 6 min read Japanese High Class packs explained: VSTAR Universe, Shiny Treasure ex, Terastal Festival ex, Mega Dream exOnce a year Japan prints a different kind of set — ten cards a pack, ten packs a box, a secret list that runs to dozens or hundreds of cards. Here is what a High Class pack is, how it differs from a regular box, and what the four in our vault hold.Read the guide
  4. Guide № 03 · 7 min read Japanese Pokémon card rarities explained: AR, SR, SAR, UR and the restThe small mark in the bottom-left corner of a Japanese card tells you its tier. Here is every mark you will meet in a current set, what it looks like, where it sits in the numbering — and what English calls the same card.Read the guide
  5. Guide № 04 · 4 min read Japanese Pokémon card release calendar 2025–2026Every Japanese set since the start of 2025, with the day it reached Japanese shelves and the day — and name — its English print followed. Dates from the official Japanese and English Pokémon sites; updated as new sets are announced.Read the guide
  6. Guide № 08 · 6 min read Japanese vs English One Piece Card Game: what is actually differentThe numbers are the same on both sides, which makes One Piece far easier to cross-check than Pokémon. What changes is when a set arrives, and — twice so far — what is in the list.Read the guide
  7. Guide № 01 · 7 min read Japanese vs English Pokémon booster boxes: what's differentSame cards, different box. Pack size, box size, release order, rarity marks and what a Japanese booster box actually contains — explained once, plainly.Read the guide
  8. Guide № 07 · 6 min read One Piece Card Game rarities explained: L, SR, SEC, SP and what a parallel isSix marks cover almost everything in a Japanese One Piece booster, and the composition barely moves from set to set. The part that confuses people is not the marks — it is parallels, SP cards that carry the wrong number, and a Treasure Rare that only recently reached Japan.Read the guide

Pokémon

The Pokémon collectors search for by name: every AR-and-above card of theirs in our Japanese set files.

  1. Alakazam Alakazam 4 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  2. Bellibolt Bellibolt 4 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  3. Charizard Charizard 7 cards · 4 sets See the cards
  4. Crobat Crobat 4 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  5. Darkrai Darkrai 4 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  6. Eevee Eevee 12 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  7. Gardevoir Gardevoir 6 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  8. Kangaskhan Kangaskhan 4 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  9. Lucario Lucario 6 cards · 4 sets See the cards
  10. Mew Mew 6 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  11. Mewtwo Mewtwo 6 cards · 4 sets See the cards
  12. Ogerpon Ogerpon 5 cards · 1 sets See the cards
  13. Pikachu Pikachu 5 cards · 5 sets See the cards
  14. Reshiram Reshiram 4 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  15. Tauros Tauros 4 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  16. Venusaur Venusaur 4 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  17. Zekrom Zekrom 4 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  18. Zeraora Zeraora 4 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  19. Zoroark Zoroark 6 cards · 4 sets See the cards

Illustrators

The people who draw the cards: every illustrator with five or more cards in our Japanese set files, and every card of theirs we hold.

  1. 5ban Graphics 5ban Graphics 67 cards · 13 sets See the cards
  2. akagi akagi 7 cards · 7 sets See the cards
  3. AKIRA EGAWA AKIRA EGAWA 10 cards · 7 sets See the cards
  4. Akira Komayama Akira Komayama 11 cards · 9 sets See the cards
  5. aky CG Works aky CG Works 15 cards · 10 sets See the cards
  6. aspara aspara 5 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  7. Atsushi Furusawa Atsushi Furusawa 8 cards · 5 sets See the cards
  8. AYUMI ODASHIMA AYUMI ODASHIMA 7 cards · 5 sets See the cards
  9. Cona Nitanda Cona Nitanda 6 cards · 4 sets See the cards
  10. DOM DOM 11 cards · 7 sets See the cards
  11. GIDORA GIDORA 12 cards · 9 sets See the cards
  12. GOSSAN GOSSAN 13 cards · 8 sets See the cards
  13. Hideki Ishikawa Hideki Ishikawa 9 cards · 7 sets See the cards
  14. Hitoshi Ariga Hitoshi Ariga 6 cards · 1 sets See the cards
  15. hncl hncl 8 cards · 6 sets See the cards
  16. Jerky Jerky 6 cards · 5 sets See the cards
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  1. Jiro Sasumo Jiro Sasumo 5 cards · 5 sets See the cards
  2. Kagemaru Himeno Kagemaru Himeno 6 cards · 1 sets See the cards
  3. kantaro kantaro 7 cards · 6 sets See the cards
  4. Kouki Saitou Kouki Saitou 17 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  5. kurumitsu kurumitsu 5 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  6. Ligton Ligton 5 cards · 5 sets See the cards
  7. mashu mashu 6 cards · 4 sets See the cards
  8. miki kudo miki kudo 5 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  9. Misa Tsutsui Misa Tsutsui 6 cards · 1 sets See the cards
  10. Mitsuhiro Arita Mitsuhiro Arita 8 cards · 6 sets See the cards
  11. N-DESIGN Inc. N-DESIGN Inc. 9 cards · 5 sets See the cards
  12. nagimiso nagimiso 12 cards · 7 sets See the cards
  13. Naoki Saito Naoki Saito 9 cards · 7 sets See the cards
  14. Nelnal Nelnal 6 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  15. Nisota Niso Nisota Niso 5 cards · 2 sets See the cards
  16. Nurikabe Nurikabe 5 cards · 5 sets See the cards
  17. OKACHEKE OKACHEKE 9 cards · 7 sets See the cards
  18. otumami otumami 5 cards · 1 sets See the cards
  19. PLANETA Tsuji PLANETA Tsuji 5 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  20. REND REND 7 cards · 7 sets See the cards
  21. Saboteri Saboteri 5 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  22. saino misaki saino misaki 8 cards · 7 sets See the cards
  23. Sanosuke Sakuma Sanosuke Sakuma 7 cards · 4 sets See the cards
  24. satoma satoma 5 cards · 5 sets See the cards
  25. Saya Tsuruta Saya Tsuruta 7 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  26. Scav Scav 6 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  27. Shigenori Negishi Shigenori Negishi 7 cards · 4 sets See the cards
  28. Shimaris Yukichi Shimaris Yukichi 5 cards · 5 sets See the cards
  29. Shin Nagasawa Shin Nagasawa 6 cards · 1 sets See the cards
  30. Souichirou Gunjima Souichirou Gunjima 10 cards · 5 sets See the cards
  31. sowsow sowsow 8 cards · 4 sets See the cards
  32. Studio Bora Inc. Studio Bora Inc. 12 cards · 8 sets See the cards
  33. Susumu Maeya Susumu Maeya 5 cards · 3 sets See the cards
  34. Taiga Kasai Taiga Kasai 5 cards · 3 sets See the cards