Iron Crown ex is not a one-print card. Inside a single Japanese set — 拡張パック「サイバージャッジ」, or Cyber Judge (SV5M) — this Psychic-type Paradox Pokémon was printed four separate times, at four different rarity tiers, by two different illustrators.
That makes Iron Crown ex a good test case for reading Japanese card numbers correctly. A 36/071 and a 99/071 from the same set, released the same day, can look nothing alike once you know what to check. This guide walks through all four confirmed prints, the set they come from, and how the Japanese and English versions of this card line up.
No Iron Crown ex single, in any print or grade, is currently listed on our site — sourcing requests for a specific copy go through Quick Order. The set itself is Cyber Judge (SV5M), and a sealed Japanese booster box of that set is currently listed at ¥9,690 (~$61).
Iron Crown ex has four confirmed Japanese prints in Cyber Judge (SV5M): Double Rare 36/071, Secret Rare 86/071, Special Art Rare 94/071, and Ultra Rare 99/071. No single is currently listed on our site, but the Cyber Judge booster box that all four are pulled from is listed at ¥9,690 (~$61) — browse the wider Japanese Pokémon box collection for related sets.
The Card: Iron Crown ex
In Japanese, this card is テツノカシラex — Iron Crown ex. It is a Basic Pokémon, Psychic type, 220 HP, with Weakness to Darkness and Resistance to Fighting, and a retreat cost of 2.
Its Ability is コバルトコマンド (Cobalt Command), and its attack is ツインショーテル (Twin Shotshell). This guide focuses on the card’s verified Japanese print variants rather than paraphrasing their detailed gameplay text.
Three of the four confirmed Japanese prints — 36/071, 86/071, and 99/071 — are illustrated by 5ban Graphics. The fourth, the Special Art Rare at 94/071, is illustrated by nagimiso, which is also the artist behind Cyber Judge’s other Special Art Rare Paradox ex cards.
Print History: Four Prints in Cyber Judge
All four Iron Crown ex prints come from the same set, released on the same day. Here is every confirmed print, in card-number order:
| Number | Rarity | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|
| 36/071 | Double Rare (RR) | 5ban Graphics |
| 86/071 | Secret Rare (SR) | 5ban Graphics |
| 94/071 | Special Art Rare (SAR) | nagimiso |
| 99/071 | Ultra Rare (UR) | 5ban Graphics |
36/071 — Double Rare (RR)
This is the entry point into the set’s core numbering — 071 total cards in the base run before the secret-numbered rarities begin. It carries the standard Double Rare treatment used for ex Pokémon throughout the base set.
86/071 — Secret Rare (SR)
Numbered past the 071-card base set, this Secret Rare print sits in the block of cards Cyber Judge reserves for its higher chase tiers.
94/071 — Special Art Rare (SAR)
The Special Art Rare print is the only one of the four illustrated by nagimiso rather than 5ban Graphics, which is the easiest way to tell it apart from the rest of the run at a glance.
99/071 — Ultra Rare (UR)
At 99/071, this is the highest card number carrying Iron Crown ex in the set, and the Ultra Rare treatment that goes with it.
Iron Crown ex Among the Iron Paradox ex Family
Cyber Judge didn’t stop at one Paradox ex. Two other “Iron ___ ex” cards share the set, both illustrated by nagimiso and both sitting at the Special Art Rare tier — the same tier as Iron Crown ex’s 94/071 print.
Iron Leaves ex sits at card number 93/071, one place before Iron Crown ex’s own Special Art Rare, and is a Grass-type with 220 HP. Iron Boulder ex sits at 95/071, one place after, and is a Fighting-type with 240 HP. The three sit back-to-back-to-back in the set’s Special Art Rare run — 93, 94, 95 — which is a useful marker if you’re trying to place a loose card without its sleeve.
The Set: Cyber Judge (SV5M)
Cyber Judge — 拡張パック「サイバージャッジ」in Japanese — is the expansion pack carrying Limitless set code SV5M. It released in Japan on 26 January 2024 and contains 100 cards, spanning the 071-card base numbering plus the secret-rarity block that both the Secret Rare and Ultra Rare Iron Crown ex prints belong to.
The set sits in the Scarlet & Violet era and leans on the Paradox Pokémon introduced in the Scarlet and Violet games, with Iron Crown ex, Iron Leaves ex, and Iron Boulder ex forming its “Iron ___ ex” trio.
For the complete rundown of everything else in the set, see our full Cyber Judge (SV5M) card list.
Where These Prints Sit Among Japanese Rarity Tiers
Iron Crown ex’s four confirmed prints use four different rarity labels within one set: 36/071 at RR, 94/071 at SAR, 86/071 at SR, and 99/071 at UR. Those labels identify the treatments verified for these prints; they do not establish print frequency or collector demand.
No single is currently listed on our site. If you’re weighing up a graded copy, our Japanese card grading guide covers how PSA, BGS, and CGC grading works for Japanese prints generally.
Where to Buy Iron Crown ex from Tokyo
No Iron Crown ex single — in any of the four prints, graded or ungraded — is currently listed on our site. What we can offer today is the set it comes from: a sealed Cyber Judge (SV5M) Japanese booster box, currently listed at ¥9,690 (~$61) and shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery.
For a look at what else pulls out of that box, our Cyber Judge pull-rates and best-cards breakdown covers the set’s other chase cards. Browse the wider Japanese Pokémon booster box collection for related sets, and use Quick Order if you’re chasing a specific Iron Crown ex single, graded copy, or another card from the set that isn’t listed as a standalone product yet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Iron Crown ex from Cyber Judge?
Iron Crown ex (テツノカシラex) is a Basic Psychic-type Pokémon ex, HP 220, from the Japanese expansion pack Cyber Judge (SV5M), released 26 January 2024. Its Ability is Cobalt Command and its attack is Twin Shotshell.
How many Japanese prints does Iron Crown ex have?
Four confirmed prints, all within Cyber Judge (SV5M): 36/071 Double Rare, 86/071 Secret Rare, 94/071 Special Art Rare, and 99/071 Ultra Rare.
Which Iron Crown ex print carries the UR label?
Of the four confirmed prints, 99/071 carries the Ultra Rare (UR) label. The label alone does not establish relative print frequency or collector demand.
Does Iron Crown ex have an English print?
Yes. English-language Iron Crown ex prints appear in Temporal Forces (#81, #191, #206, #216), Scarlet & Violet Promos (#146), and Prismatic Evolutions (#158).
What other Paradox ex cards are in Cyber Judge?
Cyber Judge also carries Iron Leaves ex (93/071, Special Art Rare, Grass-type, 220 HP) and Iron Boulder ex (95/071, Special Art Rare, Fighting-type, 240 HP), both illustrated by nagimiso and both numbered directly around Iron Crown ex’s own Special Art Rare print at 94/071.
Where can I buy Iron Crown ex or Cyber Judge product from Japan?
No Iron Crown ex single is currently listed on our site. A sealed Cyber Judge (SV5M) Japanese booster box — the source of all four prints — is currently listed at ¥9,690 (~$61), shipped from Tokyo. Sourcing requests for a specific single go through Quick Order.
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