Three legendary birds sharing one GX attack had never been printed before. SM10b Sky Legend is the set that did it first — yet the only Sky Legend single we currently carry is a Trainer card, not one of the TAG TEAM GX Pokemon.
SM10b Sky Legend (スカイレジェンド) released in Japan on April 26, 2019, closing out the run of Sun & Moon-era expansions that began with SM10 Double Blaze and continued through SM10a GG End. It’s built around TAG TEAM GX Pokemon, headlined by the first-ever three-Pokemon TAG TEAM GX card, and it carries one of the more debated card counts of the whole Sun & Moon era. This guide covers what’s actually confirmed about the set, where the numbers disagree, and what’s currently in our own Tokyo stock.
Sky Legend’s headline card is Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX (SM10b 059/054), the first three-Pokemon TAG TEAM GX ever printed. The single we currently carry is PSA 10 Lillie [SM10b 053/054] (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), currently listed at ¥11,227. We don’t have SM10b sealed product in stock right now — for boosters, our Japanese sealed booster box collection and Quick Order page are the fastest way to source or ask about this set.
We don’t publish pull-rate figures for this set — The Pokemon Company doesn’t publish pull rates for Japanese sets, and we haven’t found a reliable, independently verifiable community sample. Pricing below reflects our own in-Tokyo stock listing, re-checked August 13, 2026; we’re not quoting third-party resale figures for this set.
What Is SM10b Sky Legend?
Sky Legend is a Sun & Moon-era Japanese expansion released April 26, 2019, the third and final set in a trio that started with SM10 Double Blaze (March 1, 2019) and continued through SM10a GG End (April 5, 2019). Like its two predecessors, it’s built around TAG TEAM GX Pokemon — cards that pair two (or, here, three) Pokemon sharing a single GX attack and a shared knockout bonus for the opponent.
What sets Sky Legend apart is scale: it introduced the first three-Pokemon TAG TEAM GX card in the mechanic’s history, and the set’s official product page also notes a small run of “Trainers’ Rare” cards illustrated by Game Freak developers rather than the studio’s usual card artists — a novelty insert for the set rather than a full chase category.
Set Structure: How Many Cards, Really?
Sky Legend’s total card count 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 direct card check | 62 cards | Card #062 (Jessie & James, Secret Rare) loads and confirms; #063, #065 and #069 all return not-found |
| houhou-news.com (community price tracker) | 69 cards | Breaks it down as 54 main-set + 8 SR + 4 HR + 3 UR, a different counting method than limitlesstcg’s direct numbering |
We checked the higher numbers directly: on limitlesstcg.com, the final number that resolves is 062, and #063, #065 and #069 all return not-found there. But Bulbapedia and JP-language community trackers catalog the set further, listing 063 through 069 as the set’s HR (Hyper Rare) and UR (Ultra Rare) tier — four HR cards and three UR cards on top of the 54-card main set and 8-card Secret Rare tier (055–062). That works out to 54 + 8 + 4 + 3 = 69 cards, and we treat 69 as the set’s real, practical total. limitlesstcg’s 062 ceiling reflects what that specific tool has indexed, not the full print run.
The First Three-Pokemon TAG TEAM GX
Sky Legend’s headline mechanic is right there on the box: Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX (ファイヤー&サンダー&フリーザーGX), the first TAG TEAM GX card ever printed with three Pokemon sharing the attack instead of the usual two. It’s printed in the main set at 035/054 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), then reprinted twice more as Secret Rare pulls, with additional HR/UR prints further up the set’s number range:
| Card | Number | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX | 035/054 | Regular (main set) |
| Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX | 059/054 | Secret Rare |
| Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX | 060/054 | Secret Rare |
One JP community tracker ranks the two Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX Secret Rare prints among Sky Legend’s most sought-after singles, alongside Jessie & James at 062/054. We don’t carry independent verification of specific third-party resale figures for those cards, so we’re not quoting numbers we haven’t listed ourselves — we don’t currently have any print in stock.
Chase Spotlight: PSA 10 Lillie (053/054)
The Sky Legend single we actually carry isn’t one of the TAG TEAM GX Pokemon — it’s Lillie, a Supporter-type Trainer card at 053/054. Full art Supporter cards were a recurring chase category across the Sun & Moon era, valued independently of whichever Pokemon shared the set, and Lillie is a well-known name within that category on its own.
We currently have a graded copy listed: PSA 10 Lillie [SM10b 053/054] (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥11,227. As with all our graded stock, this is a single copy — when it sells, it’s gone, and the product page is the source of truth on what’s currently listed.
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Bulbapedia classifies this card as TR (Trainer Rare), matching the official トレーナーズレア (Trainer Rare) wording used for this insert category. limitlesstcg’s card page doesn’t display an explicit rarity tag for 053/054, but the TR classification lines up with the set’s own terminology for these Trainer-illustrated prints.
Important Correction: Pikachu & Zekrom GX Is Not in This Set
If you’ve seen Sky Legend described as the set with Pikachu & Zekrom GX, that’s incorrect — we checked directly and that card does not appear in SM10b. Pikachu & Zekrom GX is a real TAG TEAM GX card, but it belongs to two different sets entirely: SM9 Tag Bolt (031/095, RR) and SM12a Tag All-Stars (041/173).
You want SM9 Tag Bolt or SM12a Tag All-Stars, not Sky Legend. Our SM12a Tag All-Stars guide covers the more recent of the two printings, including the sealed booster box we currently stock for that set.
Sky Legend’s own headline TAG TEAM GX — and the reason it’s remembered as a mechanic milestone — is the three-bird Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX covered above, not Pikachu & Zekrom GX.
Other Secret Rares in Sky Legend
Beyond the triple-bird GX, four more of the set’s eight Secret Rares include:
| Card | Number | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| Rowlet & Alolan Exeggutor GX | 056/054 | Secret Rare |
| Naganadel-GX | 058/054 | Secret Rare |
| Poke Maniac | 061/054 | Secret Rare |
| Jessie & James | 062/054 | Secret Rare |
Jessie & James at 062 is the highest card number that resolves on limitlesstcg’s card checker, though Bulbapedia and JP trackers list further HR/UR cards up to 069 (see the card-count section above). We don’t currently stock any of these four singles — if you’re hunting one, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to ask us to source a specific number.
How Sky Legend Fits the SM10 Trio
Sky Legend is the last of three related Sun & Moon releases that shipped within about eight weeks of each other in early 2019 — SM10 Double Blaze, then SM10a GG End, then SM10b Sky Legend.
| Set | Code | JP release | Highest confirmed card | Notable chase |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Double Blaze | SM10 | 2019-03-01 | 107 | Reshiram & Charizard GX (096/097, Secret Rare) |
| GG End | SM10a | 2019-04-05 | 062 | Garchomp & Giratina GX, Heatran GX (Secret Rare) |
| Sky Legend | SM10b | 2019-04-26 | 062 | Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX (059/054, 060/054) |
If you’re building out the full trio, our SM10 Double Blaze guide covers the set that opened this run, including its own Secret Rare Reshiram & Charizard GX pair, and our SM10a GG End guide covers the enhanced expansion in between, including the Garchomp & Giratina GX and Heatran GX chase cards. For a broader look at Supporter-card chase singles like the Lillie print above, our Lillie cards guide covers her printings across multiple sets. We don’t stock a Sky Legend booster box right now, but if you want sealed product from this SM10 trio, a sealed SM10 Double Blaze booster box is currently listed at ¥102,900 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
Where to Buy SM10b Sky Legend Cards from Japan
We ship graded Japanese singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Right now, our only Sky Legend listing is the graded Lillie above — we don’t currently carry this set’s sealed booster box or its other secret rares.
For the graded Lillie single, see PSA 10 Lillie [SM10b 053/054] (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥11,227, or browse our full graded lineup on the PSA 10 singles collection and the PSA 10 card list hub. For sealed Japanese product from other sets in this era, see our Japanese sealed booster box collection. And for anything specific to this set — a Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX print, Jessie & James, or a different grade of Lillie — our Quick Order page is the fastest way to ask us to source it, and it’s also the fastest way to check current stock on anything referenced in this guide, since listings here can change day to day.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SM10b Sky Legend and when was it released?
SM10b Sky Legend is a Japanese Sun & Moon-era expansion, released April 26, 2019 — the third set in a trio that started with SM10 Double Blaze and continued through SM10a GG End. It introduced the first three-Pokemon TAG TEAM GX card, Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX.
How many cards are in the SM10b Sky Legend set?
On limitlesstcg.com, the highest card number that resolves is 062 (Jessie & James, Secret Rare); numbers 063, 065 and 069 all return not-found there. Bulbapedia and JP community trackers (like houhou-news.com) catalog the set further, listing 063–069 as HR and UR cards — 54 main-set cards + 8 Secret Rare + 4 HR + 3 UR = 69 cards total. We treat 69 as the set’s real, practical total.
What is the signature chase card in Sky Legend?
Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX (SM10b 059/054 and 060/054, both Secret Rare) is the set’s headline card — the first-ever TAG TEAM GX to pair three Pokemon instead of two. Jessie & James (062/054) is the highest number that resolves on limitlesstcg’s Secret Rare listings.
Is Pikachu & Zekrom GX in SM10b Sky Legend?
No. Pikachu & Zekrom GX is a real card, but it’s printed in SM9 Tag Bolt (031/095, RR) and SM12a Tag All-Stars (041/173) — not in SM10b Sky Legend.
How does Sky Legend fit with SM10 Double Blaze and SM10a GG End?
The three sets released within about eight weeks of each other in early 2019: Double Blaze (March 1, highest confirmed card 107), GG End (April 5, highest confirmed card 062), and Sky Legend (April 26, highest confirmed card 062). Each has its own chase cards — Reshiram & Charizard GX, Garchomp & Giratina GX/Heatran GX, and Moltres & Zapdos & Articuno GX, respectively.
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