Search “Bianca” on a Japanese card list and you’ll find nothing. Search ベル (Bel) instead, and five prints show up.
That’s because the Supporter card built around this character carries her original Japanese name on the card itself — ベルのまごころ (Beru no Magokoro, “Bel’s Devotion”) — and it’s only the English localisation that renamed her Bianca. Limitless TCG’s English-translation toggle renders the card as “Bianca’s Devotion,” the name used for English-language searches, while the native Japanese name is printed on the Japanese cards.
The card itself has been printed five times across three Japanese sets: three separate rarities inside the SV5M Cyber Judge set alone, plus a Battle Collection reprint and a Terastal Festival ex reprint. This guide runs through all five prints, explains why the SV5M Uncommon, Secret Rare, and Special Art Rare are not the same tier despite sharing a set, and points to the one Japanese box that pulls the anchor-set trio.
Bianca’s Devotion (Beru no Magokoro) is a Trainer – Supporter card, Regulation Mark H, printed across three sets: SV5M Cyber Judge, MC, and SV8a. The SV5M Special Art Rare (#97, illustrated by Cona Nitanda) is the chase print of the set — a different rarity and illustrator from the SV5M Uncommon (#69) and Secret Rare (#92), even though all three exist only in that one set. All three SV5M prints are pulled from the SV5M Cyber Judge Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥9,690 (~$61).
Prices are our own listed prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
The Card: Bianca’s Devotion Across Five Japanese Prints
Bianca’s Devotion is a Trainer – Supporter card carrying Regulation Mark H. Its Japanese in-game namesake, Bel (ベル), has had this one Supporter effect reprinted five times, across three different Japanese sets, with two different illustrators and three distinct rarities inside its home set alone.
| Set | Card # | Rarity | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| SV5M (anchor) | 69 | Uncommon | En Morikura |
| SV5M (anchor) | 92 | Secret Rare | En Morikura |
| SV5M (anchor) | 97 | Special Art Rare | Cona Nitanda |
| MC | 723 | Promo/deck – no pack rarity | En Morikura |
| SV8a | 177 | Terastal Festival ex reprint | En Morikura |
The English-language version of this same Supporter effect appears in Temporal Forces, printed under the localised name Bianca rather than Bel. Limitless groups the Japanese print family with English Temporal Forces #142, #197, and #209; these are listed once here because they are English variants of the card, not a repeated one-to-one equivalent for every Japanese row.
Four of the five Japanese prints share the same illustrator, En Morikura. The exception is the SV5M Special Art Rare, painted by Cona Nitanda — a different artist working in the alternate-art style, which is one of the reasons that print stands apart from the rest of the lineup.
The Anchor Set: SV5M Cyber Judge
SV5M “Cyber Judge” (サイバージャッジ) released in Japan on 26 January 2024 and carries 100 cards. It’s the set that contains all three anchor-print variants of Bianca’s Devotion — the Uncommon, the Secret Rare, and the chase Special Art Rare. See our full SV5M Cyber Judge card list for the rest of the set; this guide focuses only on the Bianca/Bel Supporter across all its prints.
Bianca’s Devotion #69, Uncommon
This is the base-rarity print of the card, illustrated by En Morikura in the standard Trainer-card frame.
Bianca’s Devotion #92, Secret Rare
The Secret Rare uses the same En Morikura artwork as the Uncommon, reprinted in the set’s secret-rare card number range. It is a separate rarity tier from both the Uncommon below it and the Special Art Rare above it in the set’s numbering — not an alternate name for either.
Bianca’s Devotion #97, Special Art Rare
This is the highlighted chase print: a Cona Nitanda illustration in the Special Art Rare treatment, numbered #97 in the same set as the Uncommon and Secret Rare above. It is a different card from those two — different illustrator, different rarity slot — despite all three appearing inside SV5M.
Other Japanese Prints: MC and SV8a
Beyond the SV5M anchor set, Bianca’s Devotion has appeared twice more in Japanese product.
MC #723, Battle Collection reprint
Card #723 in the MC numbering carries no standalone pack rarity — it’s a promo/deck-issued reprint rather than a set-booster pull, again illustrated by En Morikura.
SV8a #177, Terastal Festival ex reprint
The SV8a printing carries the same En Morikura artwork again, this time reprinted for the Terastal Festival ex set. Neither the MC nor the SV8a print is currently listed on our site as a single — if you’re specifically after either of those two, sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
All five prints share the same underlying Supporter effect and, in Japan, the same native card name; only the illustration, rarity treatment, and set placement change from one print to the next.
Chase Prints and What Makes Them Collectible
Of the five prints, the SV5M Special Art Rare (#97) is the one identified as this card’s chase print: it’s the sole print carrying the alternate Cona Nitanda illustration, and it sits in a rarity slot separate from both the Uncommon and Secret Rare that share the same set.
SV5M’s Special Art Rare-tier Trainer cards are sometimes discussed together as a set of related pulls — our Cyber Judge Trio guide covers the other SAR-tier Trainer cards from the same set. Bianca’s SAR is illustrated by Cona Nitanda, a different artist from the ones featured in that piece, so treat it as a related-set companion rather than a shared-illustrator match.
For a broader breakdown of what’s inside SV5M Cyber Judge packs, our Cyber Judge pull-rates and best-cards hub covers the set’s other chase pulls alongside this one.
Which Japanese Box to Open for Bianca (Bel) Cards
No Bianca/Bel single is currently listed on our site. All three SV5M anchor-set prints — the Uncommon, the Secret Rare, and the Special Art Rare chase print — are pulled from one sealed product: the SV5M Cyber Judge Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥9,690 (~$61).
If you’re weighing SV5M against the other Japanese sets released around the same window, our SV5a vs SV5K vs SV5M box guide compares the three side by side. For the MC and SV8a reprints, a Quick Order request is the route to a specific single.
Where to Buy Bianca (Bel) Cards from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. For Bianca’s Devotion, the direct route is the sealed SV5M Cyber Judge Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, which contains all three anchor-set prints in one product. Our broader Japanese Pokemon booster box collection covers the surrounding sets if you’d like to build a mixed order.
For general trainer-card collecting, our Gardenia Japanese trainer card guide follows the same print-by-print format for another Gym Leader-style Supporter. If you’re after the MC or SV8a reprints, or singles from either, the fastest way to place a request is our Quick Order page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Bianca’s Japanese name on Pokemon cards?
Her Japanese in-game name is Bel (ベル), and the Supporter card built around her is named ベルのまごころ (Beru no Magokoro), which Limitless TCG’s English-translation toggle renders as “Bianca’s Devotion.”
Are the SV5M Secret Rare and Special Art Rare Bianca cards the same rarity?
No. The SV5M Secret Rare (#92) and Special Art Rare (#97) are separately numbered, different rarity tiers with different treatments — the Special Art Rare also uses a different illustrator, Cona Nitanda, versus En Morikura on the Secret Rare and Uncommon.
Which print is the chase card for this Supporter?
The SV5M Special Art Rare, card #97, illustrated by Cona Nitanda. It’s the only one of the five Japanese prints with that alternate-art treatment.
Is there an English print of this card?
Yes — the English equivalent is printed in Temporal Forces under the localised name Bianca, at card numbers that vary by print run (#197, #142, or #209 depending on the specific version).
Can I buy a Bianca (Bel) single directly?
No Bianca/Bel single is currently listed on our site. Sourcing requests for any of the five Japanese prints go through our Quick Order page.
Which box should I open to pull a Bianca (Bel) card?
Open SV5M Cyber Judge for the three SV5M printings: Uncommon, Secret Rare, and Special Art Rare. MC #723 is deck-issued, while SV8a #177 comes from Terastal Festival ex.
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