Five weeks after Mewtwo & Mew GX headlined Miracle Twin, three starter-line TAG TEAM GX cards landed in a single strengthened expansion — and one Supporter card, not a Pokemon at all, ended up as the set’s flagship chase card.
SM11a Remix Bout (リミックスバウト) released in Japan on July 5, 2019, as a strengthened expansion (“強化拡張パック”) built on the back of SM11 Miracle Twin. It’s a smaller, tighter set than its parent — a 64-card main set instead of 94 — built around three TAG TEAM GX pairings that mix classic-generation starters together. This guide covers what’s actually in the set, where the disputed numbers come from, and what our own Tokyo stock is priced at right now.
Remix Bout’s core is three starter TAG TEAM GX pairs, but its signature single is a Trainer card: PSA 10 Roller Skater SR [SM11a 073/064], currently listed at ¥11,248. For sealed product, our SM11a Remix Bout Booster Box is currently listed at ¥141,750.
Prices below are our own in-Tokyo stock listings, re-checked August 13, 2026. We don’t quote outside market prices for this set — every figure here is a price we’ve actually listed. We don’t publish pull-rate figures for this set — no official odds exist, and we haven’t found a reliable community sample.
What Is SM11a Remix Bout?
Remix Bout is a Sun & Moon-era Japanese expansion, released July 5, 2019 — about five weeks after its parent set, SM11 Miracle Twin (released May 31, 2019). The “a” suffix marks it as a strengthened expansion pack rather than a full numbered set: a smaller card pool built to extend a main set’s lifespan with a tighter, more focused card pool.
The set’s organizing idea is right there in the name: three TAG TEAM GX cards, each pairing a classic-generation starter Pokemon with a starter from a different region, remixed together on one card. It’s the same TAG TEAM GX mechanic that ran through the broader Sun & Moon series — two Pokemon sharing a single GX attack and a shared knockout bonus for the opponent — applied specifically to starter-line Pokemon here.
Set Structure: How Many Cards, Really?
The main set — card numbers 001 through 064 — is confirmed and consistent across sources. Beyond that, the total card count for Remix Bout is genuinely disputed, and we’re not going to paper over it with a single confident number.
| Source | Claimed total | What it implies |
|---|---|---|
| limitlesstcg.com set header | 73 cards | Matches direct image-hosting checks — card images exist through number 73, and nothing above that resolves |
| Serebii.net set listing | 80 cards (64 normal + secret rares up to 80) | Lists additional secret-rare numbers beyond what the image host confirms |
Both sources agree on the 64-card main set. Where they diverge is the secret rare tail above 064 — and since we couldn’t independently confirm which number is right, we’re describing the set as a 64-card main set plus secret rares, without committing to a specific final count. If you see a listing citing an exact total above 73, treat it as one source’s claim rather than settled fact.
The Three Starter TAG TEAM GX
Remix Bout’s headline mechanic is its trio of starter-pairing TAG TEAM GX cards. The one we carry stock for is Charizard & Braixen GX (リザードン&フォッコGX) — a Kanto/Kalos starter pairing that shows up in three separate print variants within the set:
| Card | Number | Rarity | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Charizard & Braixen GX | 068/064 | SR — Special Art | The set’s premier Charizard & Braixen print |
| Charizard & Braixen GX | 067/064 | SR | Separate artwork from 068/064, not a reprint |
| Charizard & Braixen GX | 008/064 | RR | The main-set (non-secret) version |
The set’s other two starter TAG TEAM GX pairs — one built around フシギバナ&ツタージャ (Venusaur / Snivy), the other around カメックス&ポッチャマ (Blastoise / Piplup) — round out the “remix” concept of mixing starter lines across generations. We don’t currently carry stock for either, so we’re not pricing them here.
Chase Spotlight: Roller Skater SR (073/064)
The card this set is best known for isn’t one of the three TAG TEAM GX Pokemon — it’s Roller Skater, a Supporter-type Trainer card at 073/064, printed as a Secret Rare full art. Full art Supporter cards were a recurring chase category across the Sun & Moon era, prized independently of whichever Pokemon shared the set, and Roller Skater is Remix Bout’s entry in that category.
We currently have a graded copy listed: PSA 10 Roller Skater SR [SM11a 073/064] at ¥11,248. As with all our graded stock, availability changes as copies sell — the product page is the source of truth on what’s currently listed.
A Caution on High-Number Listings
While researching this set, we came across listings for a “Charizard & Braixen GX HR” at card number 075/064 on at least one resale marketplace. We could not confirm this card actually exists as described: direct image-hosting checks for Remix Bout resolve through number 73 and return nothing at 74 or above, which means 075/064 falls outside the confirmed range entirely.
This doesn’t mean the listing is necessarily fraudulent — it may reflect a numbering error, a different hosting source, or a genuine card we simply couldn’t verify. It does mean you should treat any Remix Bout listing above 073/064 with extra scrutiny before paying a premium for it, and ask the seller for a clear, unambiguous scan of the card number before buying.
How Remix Bout Fits the SM11 Trio
Remix Bout is the middle child of three related Sun & Moon releases that shipped within about nine weeks of each other in the summer of 2019 — SM11 Miracle Twin, then SM11a Remix Bout, then SM11b Dream League.
| Set | Code | JP release | Main set | Notable chase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Miracle Twin | SM11 | 2019-05-31 | 94 cards | Mewtwo & Mew GX SR:SA (098/094 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)) |
| Remix Bout | SM11a | 2019-07-05 | 64 cards | Roller Skater SR (073/064) |
| Dream League | SM11b | 2019-08-02 | 49 cards | Rosa SR (067/049), Steelix CHR (060/049) |
If you’re building out the full trio, our SM11 Miracle Twin guide covers the parent set and its Mewtwo & Mew GX chase, and our SM11b Dream League guide covers the third release, including the Character Rare (CHR) rarity tier that Dream League is closely associated with.
Where Remix Bout Fits for Collectors
Remix Bout sits in an interesting spot for TAG TEAM GX collectors: it’s a smaller, secondary release rather than a flagship set — our own sealed listing (¥141,750) currently sits below the SM11 Miracle Twin box (¥197,400). For a broader look at how TAG TEAM GX cards are valued and collected across the Sun & Moon era, our best TAG TEAM GX cards guide puts Charizard & Braixen GX in context alongside the mechanic’s other headline pairs.
If you’re weighing whether a strengthened expansion like this is worth chasing sealed versus a full-size high-class pack, our best Japanese high-class packs guide and our vintage Japanese booster box guide cover how 2019-era sealed product like this generally holds up as a collecting and resale category.
Where to Buy SM11a Remix Bout from Japan
We ship sealed Japanese product and graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. If you want a shot at all three Charizard & Braixen GX variants plus Roller Skater and the rest of the main set, sealed product is the direct route.
For the graded Roller Skater SR single, see PSA 10 Roller Skater SR [SM11a 073/064] at ¥11,248, or browse our full graded lineup on our PSA 10 singles collection and our PSA 10 card list hub. For a mixed order across sealed product and singles, our Quick Order page is the fastest route — and it’s also the fastest way to check current stock and pricing on anything referenced in this guide, since listings here can change day to day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SM11a Remix Bout and when was it released?
SM11a Remix Bout is a Japanese Sun & Moon-era strengthened expansion pack, released July 5, 2019, about five weeks after its parent set, SM11 Miracle Twin (May 31, 2019). It’s built around three starter-line TAG TEAM GX cards.
How many cards are in the SM11a Remix Bout set?
The main set runs 001–064 and is confirmed across sources. The total including secret rares is disputed: limitlesstcg.com’s image hosting confirms cards through number 73, while Serebii.net lists a total of 80. We describe it as a 64-card main set plus secret rares without committing to an exact final total.
What is the most sought-after card in SM11a Remix Bout?
Two cards stand out: Roller Skater SR (073/064), a Secret Rare full art Supporter card, and Charizard & Braixen GX SR:SA (068/064), the set’s premier TAG TEAM GX print. We currently carry a graded PSA 10 Roller Skater SR at ¥11,248.
What are the three TAG TEAM GX pairs in Remix Bout?
Charizard & Braixen GX, plus pairs built around Venusaur/Snivy (フシギバナ&ツタージャ) and Blastoise/Piplup (カメックス&ポッチャマ). Charizard & Braixen GX has three print variants: 068/064 SR:SA, 067/064 SR, and 008/064 RR.
How does Remix Bout compare to SM11 Miracle Twin and SM11b Dream League?
The three sets released within about nine weeks of each other in mid-2019: Miracle Twin (94-card main set, May 31), Remix Bout (64-card main set, July 5), and Dream League (49-card main set, August 2). Each has its own chase cards — Mewtwo & Mew GX, Roller Skater/Charizard & Braixen GX, and Rosa SR/Steelix CHR, respectively.
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