This guide covers six verified cards from the S10b Pokémon GO set — a Special Art Mewtwo V, its regular full-art Secret Rare counterpart, and four Radiant Rares built around the starters and Eevee. It is a focused selection rather than a claim that the set has exactly six chase cards.
This guide is a buyer’s identification pass through those six cards: which number each one carries, which rarity tier it sits in, and how to tell it apart from the cards it’s easy to confuse it with — starting with the two Mewtwo V prints, which share a name and an attack list but are two different rarity-subtype cards, not reprints of each other. If you want the full 101-card checklist instead, or the set’s pull-rate economics, those live in separate guides linked throughout this one.
We ship Japanese sealed Pokémon GO product out of Tokyo. No S10b single — graded or raw — is currently listed on our site, so this guide points you at the sealed box these six cards are pulled from rather than at singles that aren’t listed.
This guide focuses on six verified S10b Pokémon GO cards: Mewtwo V Special Art (#074) and regular Mewtwo V (#073), plus four Radiant Rares — Venusaur (#004), Charizard (#011), Blastoise (#018), and Eevee (#055). The selection is not an exhaustive chase ranking. All six come out of the S10B Pokémon GO Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥27,300 (~$172, converted at ¥159/USD, September 2026). No S10b single is currently listed on our site; browse the wider Japanese Pokemon booster box collection for what else is available.
Six S10b Cards Covered in This Chase Guide
強化拡張パック「ポケモンGO」 — Enhanced Expansion Pack “Pokémon GO,” Limitless code S10b — released in Japan on June 17, 2022, and runs to 101 total cards: a 71-card numbered base set, a 22-card secret run from #072 through #093, and 8 unnumbered basic Energy cards. This guide selects the following six prints for identification:
| # | Card | Rarity |
|---|---|---|
| 074 | Mewtwo V (Special Art) | Secret Rare (SA subtype) |
| 073 | Mewtwo V (regular full-art) | Secret Rare |
| 004 | Radiant Venusaur | Radiant Rare |
| 011 | Radiant Charizard | Radiant Rare |
| 018 | Radiant Blastoise | Radiant Rare |
| 055 | Radiant Eevee | Radiant Rare |
Two things to note before going card by card. First, the four Radiant Rares sit inside the 71-card numbered base set, not the secret run — a distinction in numbering position, not a published pull-rate claim. Second, #073 and #074 are two separate cards, not the same print twice: both are named Mewtwo V, both sit in the secret run, and both are Secret Rare, but #074 carries the Special Art (SA) treatment and #073 doesn’t. A common point of confusion in this set is card #056, Snorlax — it’s a straightforward Rare in S10b, not a chase card, despite Snorlax’s prominence in the mobile game this set is themed around.
For the complete 101-card checklist with every number filled in, see our S10b Pokémon GO card list. That guide is the full inventory; this one is a focused pass through six selected cards.
Mewtwo V (Special Art) — #074
#074, Mewtwo V, Special Art (SA), Secret Rare is one of the six prints selected for this guide. The Special Art treatment gives the card a full illustrated scene rather than the standard V-card layout, and it sits in the 22-card secret run rather than the 71-card base numbering.
Identifying it is straightforward once you know what to look for: it’s the Mewtwo V with the illustrated scene running behind the character art rather than a plain background, and the card number in the bottom corner reads 074. If your copy shows a plain background instead, you’re holding #073 below, not this card.
Mewtwo V (Regular Full Art) — #073
#073, Mewtwo V, regular full-art, Secret Rare shares a name, a card number in the same secret-run block, and the same Secret Rare rarity tier as #074 above — but it’s a separate print, not a second copy of the SA card. The layout is the standard V full-art frame rather than the Special Art illustrated background, and the card number reads 073.
Both cards say “Mewtwo V” and both are Secret Rare. The number in the corner — 073 or 074 — and the background treatment are what tell them apart, not the name.
Radiant Venusaur — #004
#004, Radiant Venusaur, Radiant Rare is the first of the set’s four Radiant Rares, one for each of the three original starter final evolutions plus Eevee. The Radiant Rare tier is its own rarity slot — a deck can only run one Radiant Pokemon at a time by the game’s own rules, which is part of what keeps this treatment distinct from a standard Rare or Holo Rare printing.
Radiant Charizard — #011
#011, Radiant Charizard, Radiant Rare is one of the four Radiant Rares selected here. This guide’s coverage of it stays brief on purpose — for the full identification and print-history deep dive, see our dedicated Radiant Charizard (S10b) card guide.
Radiant Blastoise — #018
#018, Radiant Blastoise, Radiant Rare completes the starter trio alongside Venusaur (#004) and the Charizard print above. Same Radiant Rare tier, same one-per-deck restriction, same base-numbered-set position — the three starter Radiants are printed and pulled at the same rarity level within S10b, with demand rather than rarity tier separating how sought-after each one is.
Radiant Eevee — #055
#055, Radiant Eevee, Radiant Rare is the fourth Radiant Rare in the set and the only one of the four that isn’t a starter final evolution — a nod to Eevee’s own outsized role in the mobile game this set is themed around. It sits at the same Radiant Rare tier and one-per-deck restriction as the three starters above it in this guide.
S10b’s other well-known design detail is a peelable sticker-layer card built around Ditto (#053/071), a mechanic our own S10b card-list research has previously verified from official Pokémon GO TCG material; we haven’t independently re-confirmed that specific claim against a primary source in this pass, so treat it as previously verified rather than newly checked here. It’s a comparable case to other Japanese cards built around a physical gimmick rather than pure rarity — see our Master Ball Mirror cards guide for another example of a special-mechanic print.
Chase Prints and What Makes Them Collectible
The six cards above split into two rarity tiers, and what separates them from the rest of the 101-card checklist is the tier itself:
- Secret Rare (with an SA subtype) — a card numbered inside the set’s 22-card secret run, beyond the 71-card base numbering. Both Mewtwo V prints, #073 and #074, sit here; #074 additionally carries the Special Art (SA) full-illustration treatment, which sets it apart from #073 within the same rarity tier.
- Radiant Rare — a dedicated rarity slot inside the base numbered set, restricted to one Radiant Pokemon per deck by the game’s own rules. All four starter-and-Eevee Radiants — Venusaur, Charizard, Blastoise, and Eevee — sit at this tier.
Packs in this set carry six cards each at an MSRP of ¥260 (~$2) per pack. For the box-level pull-rate discussion, see our S10b pull rates and best cards guide; we don’t restate that breakdown here.
Which Japanese Box to Open for These Chases
All six cards in this guide come from the same set, so this guide points to the sealed S10B Pokémon GO Japanese Pokemon Booster Box currently listed on our site. No S10b single — PSA 10 graded or raw — is currently listed on our site; sourcing requests for a specific graded or raw S10b card go through Quick Order.
Where to Buy Pokémon GO (S10b) Chase Cards from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The S10B Pokémon GO Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥27,300 (~$172), contains the six cards covered in this guide — Mewtwo V Special Art, the regular Mewtwo V Secret Rare, and the four Radiant Rares.
Browse the wider Japanese Pokemon booster box collection for other sets currently listed, and request a quote via our Quick Order page for any of the six singles covered here, since none is currently listed individually on our site.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the chase cards in the S10b Pokemon GO set?
This guide covers six verified cards rather than defining an exhaustive chase list: Mewtwo V Special Art (#074, Secret Rare), the regular Mewtwo V (#073, Secret Rare), and four Radiant Rares — Radiant Venusaur (#004), Radiant Charizard (#011), Radiant Blastoise (#018), and Radiant Eevee (#055).
What’s the difference between Mewtwo V #073 and #074?
Both are named Mewtwo V, both sit in S10b’s 22-card secret run, and both are Secret Rare — but they are two separate cards, not the same print twice. #074 carries the Special Art (SA) full-illustration treatment; #073 is the regular full-art version. Check the number in the corner to tell them apart.
Is Snorlax a chase card in S10b?
No. Card #056, Snorlax, is a straightforward Rare in this set, not a Radiant Rare or Secret Rare — a common point of confusion given Snorlax’s profile in the mobile game the set is themed around.
How many total cards are in the S10b Pokemon GO set?
101 cards: a 71-card numbered base set, a 22-card secret run from #072 through #093, and 8 unnumbered basic Energy cards.
Where can I buy S10b Pokemon GO chase cards from Japan?
The S10B Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥27,300 (~$172), carries the six cards covered in this guide. No S10b single is currently listed on our site; sourcing requests for singles go through our Quick Order page.
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