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This Week’s Japanese Pokémon Card Lineup ✨

This week’s lineup features a colorful Pikachu collectible alongside several Japanese tournament and event promos from the Black & White and Sun & Moon eras.

The Highlight: Pikachu World 9-Card Set

The star of this week is the sealed Pikachu World 9-Card Set, originally released exclusively through Seven-Eleven and the Pokémon Center.

The set includes nine Japanese Pikachu cards with charming international themes. Its colorful sealed presentation makes it especially lovely for display and a wonderful centerpiece for Pikachu collectors 🌍

  • Nine Japanese Pikachu cards
  • International-themed artwork
  • Sealed original presentation
  • A special collectible for Pikachu fans

Hall of Fame Belt Gym Winner Promo

The Hall of Fame Belt 153/BW-P is a distinctive Japanese Trainer promo connected to Gym competition. Its trophy-inspired design makes it an interesting piece of Japanese tournament history.

Battle Carnival 2011 Promos

Sandile 113/BW-P and Krokorok 114/BW-P are holographic promos from Battle Carnival 2011. Together, they make a charming evolution pair for event promo collectors.

Espeon GX Champions League 2018 Promo

Espeon GX 124/SM-P is a beautiful holographic promo from Champions League 2018. Its elegant Psychic-type artwork makes it a lovely addition to Espeon and Eeveelution collections.

Victini Special Holo Promo

Victini 109/BW-P brings a bright and energetic finish to this week’s selection. Its vivid artwork and holographic details perfectly suit the Victory Pokémon.

This Week’s Card List

  • Pikachu World 9-Card Set Seven-Eleven Pokémon Center Original Version Sealed
  • Hall of Fame Belt Gym Winner Promo 153/BW-P
  • Sandile Battle Carnival 2011 Holo Promo 113/BW-P
  • Krokorok Battle Carnival 2011 Holo Promo 114/BW-P
  • Espeon GX Champions League 2018 Holo Promo 124/SM-P
  • Victini Special Holo Promo 109/BW-P

A Colorful Selection of Japanese Promos

From the cheerful Pikachu World set to tournament promos featuring Espeon, Victini, Sandile, and Krokorok, this week’s lineup offers a lovely variety of Japanese Pokémon card history 😊