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覚醒の勇者・超次元の暴獣 (Awakened Heroes / Ultradimensional Beasts): Japanese Pokémon TCG Set Guide (SM4)

SM4 comprised two twin sets — Awakened Heroes (覚醒の勇者, SM4S) and Ultradimensional Beasts (超次元の暴獣, SM4A) — released together on 15 September 2017 in Japan. These sets introduced the Ultra Beast Pokémon-GX and formed the basis of the English Crimson Invasion expansion.By PulloraX · Published 30 October 2026Set overviewEac

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SM4 comprised two twin sets — Awakened Heroes (覚醒の勇者, SM4S) and Ultradimensional Beasts (超次元の暴獣, SM4A) — released together on 15 September 2017 in Japan. These sets introduced the Ultra Beast Pokémon-GX and formed the basis of the English Crimson Invasion expansion.

By PulloraX · Published 30 October 2026

Set overview

Each set contained approximately 50 main-numbered cards plus secret rares. Awakened Heroes focused on regular Pokémon-GX like Silvally-GX and Alolan Golem-GX, while Ultradimensional Beasts spotlighted the Ultra Beasts from the Sun & Moon storyline. The Ultra Beast cards carried a distinctive border design. Booster packs contained five cards each.

Key cards

The Ultra Beast GX cards were the defining feature: Buzzwole-GX dominated Fighting-type decks with its efficient attacks, Guzzlord-GX offered a high-risk, high-reward GX attack, Kartana-GX served as a versatile Metal-type tech, and Nihilego-GX brought Psychic-type disruption.

Silvally-GX became a flexible attacker with its type-changing Memory tools. Gyarados-GX and Alolan Exeggutor-GX provided additional variety. Counter Catcher and Counter Energy introduced the comeback mechanic for players falling behind on prizes.

What is in the box

Each Japanese SM4 booster box contains 30 packs of 5 cards. Awakened Heroes and Ultradimensional Beasts were sold as separate booster boxes, each with its own pool of secret rares.

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