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Sandy Shocks ex Pokemon Card Guide: Every Japanese Print (SV4K Ancient Roar) & Where to Buy

Sandy Shocks ex Pokemon Card Guide: Every Japanese Print (SV4K Ancient Roar) & Where to Buy

Sandy Shocks ex has more than one Japanese printing, and none are currently in our singles case. We do not list this card as a single; the sealed booster box is the product we carry, and pulling this specific card from a box is not guaranteed. This guide covers which Ancient Roar print is which, and where to buy one from Tokyo.

In Japan, Sandy Shocks ex comes from Ancient Roar (SV4K), the set that pairs with the English-language Paradox Rift (PAR) release. The English version — Sandy Shocks ex, Double Rare, Paradox Rift #108 — is the confirmed cross-reference point for the Japanese prints below.

Key Takeaways

Sandy Shocks ex has three confirmed Ancient Roar (SV4K) prints — #42, #83, #89 — plus a fourth, unverified listing in Terastal Fest ex (#88/215). We don’t stock loose singles; the Ancient Roar (SV4K) Japanese Booster Box is the source product, currently listed at ¥12,500 (~$79); a No Shrink variant is listed at ¥10,192 (~$64) and in stock.

3
Confirmed SV4K prints

#108
English Paradox Rift number

94
Cards in Ancient Roar (SV4K)

¥10,192
Box price (No Shrink, in stock)

Prices are current listings as of the August 28, 2026 snapshot, converted at ¥159/USD. Card data is sourced from Limitless TCG’s English and Japanese databases; where a detail could not be independently confirmed on the Japanese card page itself, it’s flagged below.

Every Japanese Print of Sandy Shocks ex

Limitless TCG’s cross-reference table for English Paradox Rift #108 lists four Japanese-side entries for Sandy Shocks ex. Three sit inside Ancient Roar (SV4K); a fourth is under a separate release called Terastal Fest ex.

Set # Rarity Status
Ancient Roar (SV4K) 42 Double Rare Per English cross-reference; CDN image confirmed
Ancient Roar (SV4K) 83 Unconfirmed Listed on cross-reference table; CDN image confirmed
Ancient Roar (SV4K) 89 Unconfirmed Listed on cross-reference table
Terastal Fest ex 88 / 215 Unconfirmed Listed on cross-reference table only

The rarity label for #42 comes from the English Paradox Rift cross-reference (Double Rare) rather than a marking read directly off the Japanese card page. #83 and #89 appear on the same table without a rarity label attached. Card numbers 42 and 83 resolved on Limitless TCG’s image CDN; the #89 image below was not independently re-checked for this guide.

The Double Rare: Ancient Roar #42

Sandy Shocks ex card number 42 Double Rare Ancient Roar SV4K
Sandy Shocks ex, Ancient Roar (SV4K) #42, Double Rare (per English cross-reference)

This is the print most closely tied to a confirmed rarity: it matches the Double Rare label carried by its English counterpart, Sandy Shocks ex, Paradox Rift #108. If your copy carries a Double Rare marking, #42 is the match.

We don’t currently list this print as a loose single — a search for “sandy shocks” on our site returns a Wild Force (SV5K) box, a spurious text match, not a real match. The sealed Ancient Roar booster box, covered further down, is the product we carry, and pulling this specific card from a box is not guaranteed — request the single via Quick Order.

Two More Ancient Roar Prints: #83 and #89

Sandy Shocks ex card number 83 Ancient Roar SV4K rarity unconfirmed
Sandy Shocks ex, Ancient Roar (SV4K) #83, rarity not independently confirmed
Sandy Shocks ex card number 89 Ancient Roar SV4K rarity unconfirmed
Sandy Shocks ex, Ancient Roar (SV4K) #89, rarity not independently confirmed

Card numbers 83 and 89 both appear on the same cross-reference table as #42. The #83 image above resolved correctly on Limitless TCG’s CDN; the #89 image was not independently re-checked for this guide. What we can’t confirm for either print is its individual rarity label — that requires opening each Japanese card page directly, not completed when this guide was compiled. Treat #83 and #89’s rarity, and the #89 image, as open questions rather than stated facts.

Ancient Roar (SV4K) is a 94-card set overall — see our complete Ancient Roar (SV4K) card list for every card and rarity in the set alongside these three.

A Fourth Listing: Terastal Fest ex #88/215

The same table lists a fourth Sandy Shocks ex entry in a release called Terastal Fest ex, shown on the cross-reference table as 88 / 215. This was seen on the cross-reference table only — the Japanese card page was not opened to confirm rarity or release date, and no CDN image was verified. Treat the set name, number and existence as the only confirmed details here.

Where These Cards Come From: The Ancient Roar Booster Box

SV4K Ancient Roar Japanese Pokemon booster box, source product for Sandy Shocks ex
SV4K – Ancient Roar Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, the source box for all three confirmed Sandy Shocks ex prints

The Ancient Roar (SV4K) Japanese Booster Box has two variants. The Sealed variant is currently listed at ¥12,500 (~$79) and out of stock as of the August 28, 2026 snapshot. A No Shrink variant is listed at ¥10,192 (~$64) and in stock.

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JP vs EN: Ancient Roar and Paradox Rift

Sandy Shocks ex’s Japanese home set, Ancient Roar (SV4K), pairs with the English-language Paradox Rift (PAR), where the same card sits at #108 as a Double Rare. That English label is what the Ancient Roar #42 print’s own rarity is cross-referenced against, since it wasn’t re-confirmed directly on the Japanese card page.

Comparing the two languages card-for-card, our Paradox Rift Japanese card list covers the English-side set in full and is a useful companion to the Ancient Roar list linked above.

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Reading Japanese Rarity Symbols

Because two of the four Sandy Shocks ex prints here don’t have an independently confirmed rarity label, reading the rarity marking on a Japanese card yourself is the fastest way to settle the question if you’re holding a physical copy. Our guide to Japanese Pokemon rarity symbols walks through what each marking looks like on the card, the most reliable way to identify #83 or #89 without a cross-reference table.

Where to Buy Sandy Shocks ex and Ancient Roar Product

We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. We do not list Sandy Shocks ex as a single; the sealed box below is the product we carry, and pulling this specific card from a box is not guaranteed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Japanese prints does Sandy Shocks ex have?

Three confirmed prints in Ancient Roar (SV4K) — card numbers 42, 83 and 89 — plus a fourth listing in a separate release called Terastal Fest ex (#88/215) that appears on Limitless TCG’s cross-reference table but hasn’t been independently re-checked.

What set is Sandy Shocks ex from in Japan?

Ancient Roar (SV4K), a 94-card Japanese set. It pairs with the English-language Paradox Rift (PAR) release, where the same card is #108, Double Rare.

Which Ancient Roar print of Sandy Shocks ex is the Double Rare?

Card number 42. That rarity comes from a cross-reference against the English Paradox Rift #108 Double Rare, rather than a label re-confirmed directly on the Japanese card page.

Do you sell Sandy Shocks ex as a single card?

Not currently. We do not list this card as a single; the sealed Ancient Roar (SV4K) Japanese booster box is the product we carry, and pulling this specific card from a box is not guaranteed — request the single via Quick Order.

How much is the Ancient Roar (SV4K) booster box?

As of the August 28, 2026 snapshot, the Sealed variant is currently listed at ¥12,500 (~$79) and is out of stock; a No Shrink variant is listed at ¥10,192 (~$64) and in stock.

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