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Dedenne Full Art Cards: GX SA, CHR and Every Japanese Print

Dedenne Full Art Cards: GX SA, CHR and Every Japanese Print

Dedenne doesn’t headline many sets, but the prints it does have span three very different eras of the Japanese TCG — a Tag Team secret rare from 2019, a character-illustration chase from 2022’s VMAX Climax, and a Terastal-era ex from 2023. The Dedenne full art cards among them are the Tag All Stars GX SA, the VMAX Climax CHR and the Triplet Beat ex SR.

Key Takeaway

The Tag All Stars secret-rare Dedenne GX is numbered 175/173, two above the set’s 173-card base count.

Updated October 22, 2026 — Full Art Prints
Oct 22, 2026
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Prices below are our current Tokyo-listed prices in yen, with USD at ¥154 (rounded).

Dedenne Full Art Cards: Every Japanese SA / CHR / SR Print

Collectors use “full art” for prints whose artwork fills the whole card face. Japanese sets do not print those words: the official card database prints only a rarity code, and the full-art treatments are the SR (full-art ex and Supporter cards), SAR (Special Art Rare), AR (Art Rare), CHR / CSR (Character Rare) and the gold UR and rainbow HR printings. This page lists every Dedenne print of those rarities that our Japanese database checks cover.

Card Set mark · number Rarity Illustrator Our listing
Dedenne GX SM12a · 175/173 SA — sold out at the time of this update
Dedenne S8b · 200/184 CHR — sold out at the time of this update
Dedenne ex SV1a · 089/073 SR aky CG Works not listed

For how these treatments compare across other Pokemon, see our full art Pokemon cards guide.

Every Dedenne Card and Its Store Status

The four Japanese Dedenne prints covered in this guide:

Card Set / Number Status
Dedenne GX 175/173 SA Tag All Stars (SM12a) Sold out at the time of this update
Dedenne GX RR 048/173 Tag All Stars (SM12a) Sold out at the time of this update
Dedenne CHR 200/184 VMAX Climax (S8b) Sold out at the time of this update
Dedenne ex SR 089/073 Triplet Beat (SV1a) Not currently stocked

Two of the four — the SA and the RR — come from the same set, occupying opposite ends of its rarity ladder.

2019: The Tag All Stars Pair — GX SA and GX RR

Tag All Stars (SM12a) is a Tag Team-era high class pack, and it gives Dedenne two separate rarity slots in the same set — a regular double rare and a secret-rare special art. The set’s base count runs to 173 cards, which is what makes the numbering here worth explaining: Dedenne GX RR sits inside that base count at 048/173, while Dedenne GX 175/173 is numbered two above the set total — the convention Japanese sets use for a secret-rare slot.

Dedenne GX RR 048/173, Tag All Stars (SM12a)

Dedenne GX RR, 048/173 RR (SM12a)

Dedenne GX 175/173 SA (SM12a)

We couldn’t confirm the 175/173 print directly on the card database we normally check — that page 404s for this number — but a Japanese-release cross-reference table for the English Unbroken Bonds Dedenne-GX confirms a Tag All Stars secret-rare print at 175/173, so we’re treating the set and number as confirmed even though we didn’t get a direct database screenshot. Its English counterpart printed across three versions in Unbroken Bonds: the regular double rare (057/214), a full art (195/214), and a rainbow rare (219/214). Regular-print illustration credit goes to PLANETA Igarashi; the full art and rainbow versions are credited to 5ban Graphics.

This is the print we’d point to first — the secret-rare slot in a Tag Team high class pack is the kind of chase spot collectors specifically hunt for.

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For the full Tag All Stars set breakdown — every Tag Team GX and how the rarity ladder is structured — see our SM12a Tag All Stars pull rates and best cards guide.

2022: Dedenne CHR in VMAX Climax

Dedenne CHR 200/184, VMAX Climax (S8b)
Dedenne CHR, 200/184 — VMAX Climax (S8b)

VMAX Climax (S8b) is the high class pack that popularized the Character Rare (CHR) slot — a rarity built around characterful, illustration-forward artwork rather than the Pokemon-in-battle style of a standard rare. Dedenne CHR, card 200/184, is confirmed at Character Rare on the card database we checked.

If you’re comparing CHR prints across the wider VMAX Climax lineup, our CHR Character Rare cards guide puts this one in context against other CHR prints, and our S8b VMAX Climax pull rates and best cards guide covers the full set.

2023: Dedenne ex in Triplet Beat (Not Currently Stocked)

Dedenne ex SR 089/073, Triplet Beat (SV1a)
Dedenne ex SR, 089/073 — Triplet Beat (SV1a)

Dedenne’s most recent Japanese printing is Dedenne ex, card 089/073, confirmed as Secret Rare on the card database we checked, from the Scarlet & Violet-era expansion Triplet Beat (SV1a). It’s the Terafied version of the character — a Fairy Tera Type — and the first Dedenne ex print, illustrated by aky CG Works. Its English counterpart appeared in Paldea Evolved at two numbers, 093/193 and a 239/193 ultra rare (full art). A regular double-rare version also exists in the same Japanese set at 038/073, though we haven’t independently confirmed that number against the primary database.

Dedenne ex 038/073 — Triplet Beat (SV1a)
Dedenne ex, 038/073 (Double Rare) — Triplet Beat (SV1a)

We don’t currently carry a graded copy of this print, so we can’t quote a listed price for it. The sealed Triplet Beat booster box is the other route.

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Which Dedenne Set Fits Your Budget

Working from the sealed boxes we currently list for these sets:

Sealed vs. Singles

A sealed box does not guarantee a specific Dedenne rarity or card number.

Where to Buy Dedenne Cards from Japan

We ship Japanese singles and sealed boxes out of Tokyo with tracked delivery worldwide. Sealed boxes for the sets covered in this guide:

Sourcing requests for a specific Dedenne single, including the Triplet Beat ex, go through Quick Order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which Dedenne print is the Tag All Stars secret rare?

Dedenne GX 175/173 SA from Tag All Stars (SM12a). It’s numbered above the set’s 173-card base count, the convention Japanese sets use for a secret-rare slot.

What’s the difference between the Dedenne GX RR and Dedenne GX SA?

Both come from Tag All Stars (SM12a). The GX RR (048/173) is the regular double-rare slot within the set’s base count. The GX SA (175/173) is the secret-rare print, numbered above the base count.

What is Dedenne CHR?

Dedenne CHR, card 200/184 from VMAX Climax (S8b), is a Character Rare — a rarity built around illustration-forward artwork.

Is there a Dedenne ex card?

Yes — Dedenne ex, card 089/073, a Secret Rare from Triplet Beat (SV1a), the Terafied Fairy Tera Type version. We don’t currently carry a graded copy; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.

Which Dedenne cards are full art?

Japanese sets print only a rarity code, not the words full art, so collectors treat the SA, CHR and SR prints as Dedenne full art cards: Dedenne GX SA 175/173 from Tag All Stars (SM12a), Dedenne CHR 200/184 from VMAX Climax (S8b) and Dedenne ex SR 089/073 from Triplet Beat (SV1a).

Where can I buy Dedenne cards from Japan?

Current box prices for these sets: Tag All Stars at ¥179,402 (~$1,165), VMAX Climax at ¥31,567 (~$205) and Triplet Beat, Sealed option, at ¥19,133 (~$124). All ship from Tokyo with tracked delivery.

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