コレクション ムーン (Collection Moon): Japanese Pokémon TCG Set Guide (SM1+)
SM1+, the Enhanced Expansion Pack Sun & Moon, expanded the debut Sun & Moon sets with 51 main cards and 17 secret rares (68 total). Released on 27 January 2017 in Japan, this companion set introduced seven new Pokémon-GX alongside powerful Trainer cards that defined early Sun & Moon competitive play.By Pull
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SM1+, the Enhanced Expansion Pack Sun & Moon, expanded the debut Sun & Moon sets with 51 main cards and 17 secret rares (68 total). Released on 27 January 2017 in Japan, this companion set introduced seven new Pokémon-GX alongside powerful Trainer cards that defined early Sun & Moon competitive play.
By PulloraX · Published 30 October 2026
Set overview
SM1+ served as a bridge between Collection Sun (SM1S) and Collection Moon (SM1M), combining cards from both halves while adding exclusive GX Pokémon. The set used the standard Sun & Moon card template with the new GX attack mechanic, where each player could use only one GX attack per game. Each booster pack contained five cards.
Key cards
The set featured seven Pokémon-GX, each printed in three rarities (RR, SR, HR):
Decidueye-GX, Incineroar-GX, and Primarina-GX — the three Alola starter evolutions in their final GX forms. Vikavolt-GX brought a strong Electric-type presence. Toxapex-GX offered stall strategies with its defensive abilities. Sylveon-GX became a fan favourite for its Fairy typing and search-based GX attack. Drampa-GX rounded out the set as a versatile Colorless attacker.
Full Art Supporter cards and Hyper Rare (rainbow) versions of each GX added significant chase value to the set.
What is in the box
A Japanese SM1+ booster box contains 20 packs, each with 5 cards. The set totals 68 cards: 51 in the main numbered set and 17 secret rares (SR and HR variants).
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