Night Wanderer (SV6a) is the smaller, ghost-and-dark-leaning half of the SV6 split — and its secret-tier list punches well above its 94 catalogued rows. Thirty of those rows sit in the Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, or Ultra Rare brackets, headlined by a five-card Special Art Rare run built around Pecharunt ex.
This page catalogues every secret-tier card in Night Wanderer — number, Japanese name, English name, and rarity — sourced directly from Limitless TCG’s set index. We ship this set sealed out of Tokyo, so we’ve also laid out what our current box listing actually costs.
Night Wanderer (SV6a) totals 94 rows catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026, with 64 in the base-set bracket and 30 in the secret tier. The secret tier breaks down as 12 Art Rare, 10 Secret Rare, 5 Special Art Rare, and 3 Ultra Rare. The set released June 7, 2024, and follows directly after SV6 Mask of Change (133 catalogued rows) in the same split-set pairing.
Card data catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026. Box pricing reflects ¥159/USD (August 2026). We don’t have a verified official MSRP for this set, so pricing below reflects our current listing only — not a market comparison.
What Is Night Wanderer (SV6a)?
Night Wanderer is the second half of the SV6 split, releasing June 7, 2024 as the smaller companion set to SV6 Mask of Change, which released six weeks earlier on April 26, 2024. Where Mask of Change catalogues 133 rows on Limitless TCG, Night Wanderer catalogues 94 — a smaller pool spread across the same base-plus-secret structure the Scarlet & Violet era uses throughout its Japanese releases.
Of those 94 rows, Limitless catalogues 64 as base-set entries and 30 as secret-tier cards numbered 065 through 094. The secret tier is where Night Wanderer’s headline cards live: a twelve-card Art Rare run, a ten-card Secret Rare block, a five-card Special Art Rare lineup, and a three-card Ultra Rare close.
Card identities in this list follow the naming Limitless TCG uses for its English-language index: Japanese name as printed, paired with the English name Limitless assigns for cross-referencing. Zorua, Cresselia, Duskull, Dusclops, and Dusknoir headline the Art Rare block, while Pecharunt ex is the set’s most repeated character, appearing across the Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare tiers — the only card in Night Wanderer to reach all three of those brackets.
Below, every secret-tier row is transcribed number-by-number so you can check a card against the full list, followed by a look at the tier’s standout pulls and what our current SV6A booster box listing costs.
Why the number matters as much as the name: Limitless assigns each card in a Japanese set a fixed row number, and that number is the most reliable way to confirm you’re looking at the correct printing when a listing, a binder page, or a translated storefront gives you a name without one. Cross-referencing the number is especially useful in a set like Night Wanderer, where the same character — Pecharunt ex, Fezandipiti ex, Munkidori ex, Okidogi ex, and Cassiopeia among them — is printed at more than one rarity, so the name alone won’t tell you which version you’re actually looking at.
Quick Reference: Secret-Tier Breakdown
| Rarity | Card Count | Number Range |
|---|---|---|
| Art Rare | 12 | 065–076 |
| Secret Rare | 10 | 077–086 |
| Special Art Rare | 5 | 087–091 |
| Ultra Rare | 3 | 092–094 |
| Secret-tier total | 30 | 065–094 |
Use this table as a fast lookup while you’re checking a card against a listing or a binder page — the full name-by-name detail for each tier follows in the next section.
Complete Secret-Tier Card List
All 30 secret-tier rows, transcribed directly from the Limitless TCG set index, grouped by rarity. Numbers run 065–094, immediately following the 64 base-set rows (001–064) that aren’t reproduced row-by-row on this page.
Art Rare (12 cards)
Numbers 065–076 make up the Art Rare tier — the largest single rarity bracket in Night Wanderer’s secret tier, and the only one built entirely from non-ex Pokemon. Tapu Bulu opens the run at 065, and the block closes with Bewear at 076.
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 065 | カプ・ブルル | Tapu Bulu | Art Rare |
| 066 | ヘルガー | Houndoom | Art Rare |
| 067 | タッツー | Horsea | Art Rare |
| 068 | ヨマワル | Duskull | Art Rare |
| 069 | サマヨール | Dusclops | Art Rare |
| 070 | ヨノワール | Dusknoir | Art Rare |
| 071 | クレセリア | Cresselia | Art Rare |
| 072 | ゾロア | Zorua | Art Rare |
| 073 | ゾウドウ | Cufant | Art Rare |
| 074 | オノンド | Fraxure | Art Rare |
| 075 | ペルシアン | Persian | Art Rare |
| 076 | キテルグマ | Bewear | Art Rare |
Secret Rare (10 cards)
Numbers 077–086 form the Secret Rare tier, mixing six ex Pokemon (Kingdra ex, Revavroom ex, Okidogi ex, Munkidori ex, Fezandipiti ex, and Pecharunt ex) with four non-Pokemon cards — Colress’s Persistence, Janine’s Secret Technique, Cassiopeia, and Xerosic’s Scheme. Three of the six ex cards here (Okidogi ex, Munkidori ex, Fezandipiti ex) reappear one tier up at Special Art Rare, and Cassiopeia reappears there too.
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 077 | キングドラex | Kingdra ex | Secret Rare |
| 078 | ブロロロームex | Revavroom ex | Secret Rare |
| 079 | イイネイヌex | Okidogi ex | Secret Rare |
| 080 | マシマシラex | Munkidori ex | Secret Rare |
| 081 | キチキギスex | Fezandipiti ex | Secret Rare |
| 082 | モモワロウex | Pecharunt ex | Secret Rare |
| 083 | アクロマの執念 | Colress’s Persistence | Secret Rare |
| 084 | アンズの秘技 | Janine’s Secret Technique | Secret Rare |
| 085 | カシオペア | Cassiopeia | Secret Rare |
| 086 | クセロシキのたくらみ | Xerosic’s Scheme | Secret Rare |
Special Art Rare (5 cards)
Numbers 087–091 hold the Special Art Rare tier, and every card in it is a repeat from Secret Rare in an upgraded treatment: Okidogi ex, Munkidori ex, Fezandipiti ex, and Pecharunt ex each appear here a second time, joined by Cassiopeia as the tier’s only non-ex card. This is the smallest of Night Wanderer’s four secret-tier brackets by row count, but it’s the one most collectors reference first when talking about this set.
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 087 | イイネイヌex | Okidogi ex | Special Art Rare |
| 088 | マシマシラex | Munkidori ex | Special Art Rare |
| 089 | キチキギスex | Fezandipiti ex | Special Art Rare |
| 090 | モモワロウex | Pecharunt ex | Special Art Rare |
| 091 | カシオペア | Cassiopeia | Special Art Rare |
Ultra Rare (3 cards)
Numbers 092–094 close the set: Pecharunt ex makes its third and final appearance at Ultra Rare, bracketed by two non-Pokemon cards, Earthen Vessel (093) and Hourglass of Power (094), the highest-numbered card in the entire catalogue.
| No. | Japanese Name | English Name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 092 | モモワロウex | Pecharunt ex | Ultra Rare |
| 093 | 大地の器 | Earthen Vessel | Ultra Rare |
| 094 | 力の砂時計 | Hourglass of Power | Ultra Rare |
The other 64 rows — commons through standard rares — make up the base-set bracket, catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026, but aren’t listed row-by-row here since this page focuses on the secret tier collectors and sellers track most closely.
Chase Cards Worth Watching
Two tiers stand out for anyone opening Night Wanderer: the five-card Special Art Rare run and the three-card Ultra Rare close. Both are built almost entirely around Pecharunt ex, Fezandipiti ex, Munkidori ex, and Okidogi ex — four cards that repeat across multiple rarity brackets and anchor this set’s secret tier from top to bottom.
None of the market-price figures usually attached to chase cards are verified for this specific set in our sourcing, so the breakdown below sticks to what’s catalogued: card identity, number, and rarity — not estimated value.
Art Rare and Secret Rare Highlights
Before the Special Art Rare and Ultra Rare tiers take over the conversation, it’s worth flagging what’s happening lower in the secret tier. The Art Rare block (065–076) is the only rarity in Night Wanderer built entirely from non-ex Pokemon, and it leans hard into the set’s Ghost-type theme: Duskull (068), Dusclops (069), and Dusknoir (070) run consecutively as a full evolution line rendered across three back-to-back Art Rare numbers — a layout choice you don’t see elsewhere in this set’s secret tier.
The Secret Rare block (077–086) is where the set’s ex Pokemon start stacking up: Kingdra ex (077), Revavroom ex (078), Okidogi ex (079), Munkidori ex (080), Fezandipiti ex (081), and Pecharunt ex (082) run in sequence before the tier closes with four non-Pokemon cards — Colress’s Persistence (083), Janine’s Secret Technique (084), Cassiopeia (085), and Xerosic’s Scheme (086). Four of those six ex cards go on to reappear at Special Art Rare, which is why the two tiers read almost like a matched pair when you look at the full list side by side.
Special Art Rare Run
Cassiopeia (091) is the set’s sole non-ex Special Art Rare, which makes it stand out visually against the four ex cards around it. The other four — Okidogi ex, Munkidori ex, Fezandipiti ex, and Pecharunt ex — each appear at Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and in Pecharunt ex’s case, Ultra Rare as well, giving this quartet the deepest rarity spread in the set.
- Cassiopeia (091): the only Special Art Rare in the set that isn’t an ex card, and one of only two cards (alongside Pecharunt ex) to appear at both Secret Rare (085) and Special Art Rare (091).
- Pecharunt ex (090): the most-repeated card in Night Wanderer, catalogued at Secret Rare (082), Special Art Rare (090), and Ultra Rare (092) — the only card to reach all three tiers.
- Fezandipiti ex (089): repeats from Secret Rare (081) into this Special Art Rare printing (089).
- Munkidori ex (088): repeats from Secret Rare (080) into this Special Art Rare printing (088).
- Okidogi ex (087): repeats from Secret Rare (079) into this Special Art Rare printing (087), the lowest-numbered card in the tier.
Ultra Rare Close
The set closes at 094, the highest catalogued number, with two non-Pokemon Ultra Rares (Earthen Vessel, Hourglass of Power) bookending the top-numbered Pecharunt ex printing. We don’t have community-reported insertion data verified for this specific set, so we won’t estimate how often any of these land per box — for a closer look at the full secret tier and how collectors are tracking it, see our Night Wanderer chase-card guide.
Taken together, the Special Art Rare and Ultra Rare tiers hold 8 of Night Wanderer’s 30 secret-tier rows — a little over a quarter of the entire secret tier concentrated in its two highest brackets. If you’re building toward a specific card from either tier, cross-checking the number against the tables above before you buy is the fastest way to confirm you’re looking at the right printing.
Box Economics
We don’t have a verified official MSRP for Night Wanderer to publish here, so the number that matters is what we actually charge for sealed product. The SV6A Night Wanderer Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥10,400–¥12,240 (~$65–$77).
What that price buys access to: a 94-row catalogued list where roughly one in three rows (30 of 94) sits in the secret tier — Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, or Ultra Rare. That’s a meaningfully chase-heavy ratio relative to a straight base-set count, even without official pull-odds data to attach to it.
We’re deliberately not publishing an estimated per-box hit rate for any individual card or tier here. Without a verified official source for insertion data on this specific set, any number we gave you would be a guess dressed up as a fact — and that’s exactly the kind of claim we won’t put on a product page or in this list. What you get instead is the full, verified card roster above, so you know exactly what’s possible to pull before you buy.
If you’re comparing against the sibling set, SV6 Mask of Change catalogues a larger 133-row list with 32 secret-tier cards — a similar secret-tier ratio spread across more total rows. Both sets released within six weeks of each other in spring 2024 and are commonly picked up together.
We’re not making a price-advantage claim against any outside market figure here — we simply don’t have a verified comparison point for this set in our current sourcing. What we can say with confidence is the number on the product page: one box, one listed price, and a shot at all 30 secret-tier cards catalogued above.
Where to Buy Night Wanderer
We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery worldwide. Night Wanderer’s booster box is our direct route into this set’s full secret tier — the Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare cards above all come from the same box.
Looking for individual secret-tier singles from this list, or want to compare against Mask of Change and other SV-era sets? Our Quick Order page is the fastest way to request a quote on specific cards, and our Night Wanderer (SV6a) set hub collects the full catalogue and related guides in one place. For a closer read on the chase cards specifically, see our Night Wanderer best-cards guide.
If you’re not sure whether you want Night Wanderer, Mask of Change, or both, our set hub and the Mask of Change card list are the two pages to have open side by side — between them you get the complete secret-tier breakdown for both halves of the SV6 split, and a single Quick Order request can cover cards or product from either set at once.
Frequently Asked Questions
Looking for a specific single or an unlisted box? Request a quote via our Quick Order page.
How many cards are in Night Wanderer (SV6a)?
Limitless TCG catalogues 94 total rows as of August 2026: 64 in the base-set bracket and 30 in the secret tier (Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare combined).
How many secret-tier cards does Night Wanderer have, and how are they split?
30 secret-tier cards total: 12 Art Rare (numbers 065–076), 10 Secret Rare (077–086), 5 Special Art Rare (087–091), and 3 Ultra Rare (092–094).
What is the chase card in Night Wanderer?
Pecharunt ex is the character with the deepest rarity spread, appearing at Secret Rare (082), Special Art Rare (090), and Ultra Rare (092). Cassiopeia is the set’s only non-ex Special Art Rare (091).
When was Night Wanderer released?
June 7, 2024, per the Limitless TCG set index — about six weeks after its sibling set, SV6 Mask of Change, released on April 26, 2024.
How does Night Wanderer compare to SV6 Mask of Change?
Night Wanderer is the smaller of the two: 94 catalogued rows with 30 secret-tier cards, versus Mask of Change’s 133 catalogued rows with 32 secret-tier cards. Both are part of the same SV6 split-set release.
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