Search “Druddigon full art” and you’ll land on one specific card: #150 out of White Flare (SV11W), Japan’s Art Rare treatment of the Fangs Pokemon, illustrated by Kamome Shirahama. It isn’t a promo, and it isn’t the only Druddigon print in circulation — there are three.
This guide lists every confirmed Japanese Druddigon print, shows you how to tell the full art apart from the regular version (and from a look-alike reprint), and gives a same-day snapshot of where the card actually sits on our shelves. We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo, so the availability figures below come from our own listings, checked today.
Druddigon’s full art is White Flare (SV11W) #150, Art Rare, illustrated by Kamome Shirahama and released in Japan on 6 June 2025. A regular Uncommon Druddigon (#69) sits in the same set, and a third print (#544, different artwork by Nurikabe) appeared in the December 2025 Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection — that one is not the full art. We don’t currently list Druddigon as an individual single; the sealed White Flare booster box is the product we carry, and pulling any specific card from a box is not guaranteed — request the single via Quick Order. The box is currently listed at ¥21,600.
Prices are live listings on samuraiswordtokyo.com as of the August 28, 2026 snapshot, converted at ¥159/USD.
Every Japanese Druddigon Print
Three Druddigon prints are confirmed in Japanese Pokemon sets to date:
| Set | # | Rarity | JP release | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| White Flare (SV11W) | 150 | Art Rare (Full Art) | 6 Jun 2025 | Kamome Shirahama |
| White Flare (SV11W) | 69 | Uncommon (regular) | 6 Jun 2025 | — |
| Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection (MC) | 544 | Regular reprint, different artwork | 19 Dec 2025 | Nurikabe |
Only one of the three — #150 — is the full art. The other two are standard-frame prints, and the December 2025 reprint uses entirely different artwork from a different illustrator, so it’s easy to mix up in a listing title if you’re not checking the card number. The next section shows what separates #150 from #69 at a glance.
How to Tell the Full Art From the Regular Print
Both White Flare prints share a card number range close enough to cause confusion at a glance, but the layout is completely different.
The #150 Art Rare carries Kamome Shirahama’s illustration. Compare it against the #69 Uncommon image above — the two prints look distinctly different at a glance, which is the fastest way to confirm which one you’re looking at.
Druddigon’s Japanese card name is クリムガン (Kurimugan) — useful to know if you’re cross-checking a listing written in Japanese, since Limitless TCG’s Japanese card database is indexed by that name rather than the English one.
If a listing says “Druddigon full art” but shows a framed illustration rather than edge-to-edge artwork, it’s the Uncommon (#69) or the December reprint (#544) — not the Art Rare.
The December 2025 Reprint Isn’t the Full Art
Japan’s Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection, released 19 December 2025, reprinted Druddigon as card #544 with new artwork by illustrator Nurikabe. It’s a standard, non-full-art print — a different set, card number, and illustrator from the White Flare Art Rare. If you’re specifically after the full art, confirm the set code (SV11W) and card number (150) before buying, not just the card name.
White Flare (SV11W): The Set It Comes From
White Flare (SV11W) is a 174-card Japanese set that released 6 June 2025, and it’s the only source of the Druddigon Art Rare. For the complete rarity breakdown of all 174 cards, see our White Flare (SV11W) complete card list.
As of our August 28, 2026 snapshot, the booster box is currently listed at ¥21,600 (~$136 at ¥159/USD, Sealed); a No Shrink variant is listed at ¥20,600 (~$130). Neither is a single listing — we don’t guarantee which cards you’ll pull from a box.
Buying Notes: Singles vs Sealed
We checked our own singles listings the same day this guide was written: a search for “Druddigon” on samuraiswordtokyo.com returns no results, for either the full art or the regular print. That’s a stock fact as of today, not a permanent statement — it’s worth checking back, or requesting the card via Quick Order, if you specifically want a single card rather than a sealed box.
For general background on how Japan’s full art tier compares to other rarities, our full art Pokemon cards guide covers what qualifies and how the modern tiers evolved. If you want to place the “Art Rare” label in context against the rest of Japan’s rarity system, see our Japanese Pokemon rarity symbols guide.
Where to Buy the White Flare Box
The White Flare booster box is the sealed product we carry for the Druddigon Art Rare, and it’s currently listed on our site in both purchase-unit options.
Browsing for other Japanese Pokemon boxes at the same time? Our Quick Order tab lets you build a mixed order across sets in one pass, or browse our full Pokemon card box collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Druddigon full art card called?
The Druddigon full art card is White Flare (SV11W) #150, an Art Rare illustrated by Kamome Shirahama, released in Japan on 6 June 2025.
What set is Druddigon full art from?
It’s from White Flare (SV11W), a 174-card Japanese set released 6 June 2025.
Is there more than one Druddigon card in Japanese Pokemon sets?
Yes — three confirmed prints: the White Flare (SV11W) #150 Art Rare full art, a White Flare #69 Uncommon regular print, and a #544 reprint with different, non-full-art artwork by Nurikabe in the December 2025 Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection.
Can I buy the Druddigon full art as a single card at Samurai Sword?
Not as an individual single as of our latest check (28 August 2026) — a site search for Druddigon returns no results. The full art is available inside sealed White Flare (SV11W) booster boxes.
What is Druddigon’s Japanese card name?
クリムガン (Kurimugan).
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