This guide focuses on the two Ultra Necrozma GX prints verified in Forbidden Light (SM6), both from the same March 2018 release. It does not treat that SM6 pair as a complete count of Japanese appearances.
The card is ウルトラネクロズマGX — Ultra Necrozma GX, a 190 HP Dragon-type card released in the Japanese expansion pack フォビドゥンライト / “Forbidden Light” (set code SM6). We do not currently list a graded single of either SM6 print, but the sealed SM6 booster box — where both are pulled from — is on our site. This guide covers what the card is, how those two SM6 prints compare, where Forbidden Light sits in the wider SM-era catalogue, and how the Japanese release lines up against its English-set counterparts.
The prints verified in Forbidden Light (SM6) are a Double Rare at 069/094 and a Secret Rare at 099/094. Neither Forbidden Light single is currently listed on our site — sourcing requests for a graded copy of this card go through Quick Order. If you want the sealed source product both SM6 prints are pulled from, the SM6 Forbidden Light Japanese Booster Box is currently listed at ¥68,250 (~$429).
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The Card: Ultra Necrozma GX 099/094 Secret Rare
Ultra Necrozma GX is a Dragon-type card with 190 HP. The 099/094 print — the headline print of the two — is illustrated by PLANETA, while the 069/094 Double Rare print carries art by PLANETA Otani. Forbidden Light’s main numbering runs to 94 cards, so 069/094 sits inside that mainline run; 099/094 sits past it, in the set’s secret-slot numbering, which is what marks it as the Secret Rare tier. Forbidden Light’s full catalog, including the secret-slot prints, runs to 102 cataloged cards.
This is the print set collectors reach for first when they say “Ultra Necrozma GX” without a number attached — the Secret Rare treatment, sitting above the Double Rare in the set’s own rarity structure. We do not currently list a graded single of this print; a sealed SM6 Forbidden Light Japanese Booster Box is the direct route to pulling one.
Print History: Ultra Necrozma GX Across Forbidden Light
The Ultra Necrozma GX prints verified for this guide both come from Forbidden Light (SM6). The table is intentionally limited to that confirmed SM6 pair rather than presenting it as a complete Japanese print history.
| Set | Number | Rarity | JP Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Forbidden Light (SM6) | 069/094 | Double Rare | 2 Mar 2018 |
| Forbidden Light (SM6) | 099/094 | Secret Rare | 2 Mar 2018 |
The two Forbidden Light prints released on the same day in the same set, so between those two specifically there is no “original vs reprint” story to tell — 069/094 and 099/094 are parallel treatments of one card from a single release, not a first edition and a later reissue.
The Set: Forbidden Light (SM6)
Forbidden Light — 拡張パック「フォビドゥンライト」in Japanese — is set code SM6, a Japanese expansion pack released on 2 March 2018. Its catalog, main numbering plus secret and special slots combined, runs to 102 cataloged cards. The set belongs to the Sun & Moon (SM) era, when GX cards were the top mechanic across Japanese Pokemon releases.
For the set’s full card-by-card breakdown, see our Forbidden Light SM6 card list, and for a pull-rate and best-cards discussion of the set more broadly, our SM6 Forbidden Light pull rates & best cards hub covers that ground.
The SM6 Forbidden Light Japanese Booster Box — where both the 069/094 and 099/094 prints originate — is currently listed at ¥68,250 (~$429).
Where This Secret Rare Sits Among Japanese Chase Rarities
Within Forbidden Light, the two confirmed Ultra Necrozma GX prints sit on two different rungs of the set’s rarity structure: the Double Rare at 069/094, and the Secret Rare at 099/094. The Secret Rare sits above the Double Rare — the harder-to-pull, higher secret-slot treatment, which is the standard pattern for SR-tier cards across this era of Japanese sets.
Ultra Necrozma GX’s chase-card status echoes other Necrozma-family cards from different Japanese sets and different card mechanics. Light Consuming Darkness (SM3N) — an earlier SM-era set — carries a plain Necrozma GX (not the Ultra form) at both a Secret Rare (#53) and a Double Rare (#26) tier, the same two-rung pattern seen here. A later set, Rapid Strike Master (S5R), carries a Necrozma V at Secret Rare (#75) — a different card mechanic from GX entirely, released under the newer V system rather than the Sun & Moon-era GX system.
None of the three cards above are Ultra Necrozma GX — they are separate Necrozma-family prints from separate sets, shown here only to illustrate how the same Double Rare / Secret Rare rarity ladder appears elsewhere in this Pokemon’s Japanese card history. For the wider family, see our Necrozma Pokemon Card Guide — that page is the broader Necrozma-forms hub, while this page is a deep dive on the verified Ultra Necrozma GX pair from SM6. For a wider view of GX-era value cards, see our best Tag Team GX cards guide, and for Legendary-line Japanese chase cards generally, our Legendary Pokemon Japanese card guide covers that ground.
Where to Buy Ultra Necrozma GX from Tokyo
We do not currently list a PSA 10 single of Ultra Necrozma GX, either the 069/094 Double Rare or the 099/094 Secret Rare. Sourcing requests for a graded single of this card go through our Quick Order page — no timing guaranteed, but it is the fastest way to flag what you’re after.
The direct route to both prints is sealed product: the SM6 Forbidden Light Japanese Booster Box, currently listed at ¥68,250 (~$429), ships from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For the set’s own card-by-card reference, our Forbidden Light Japanese card list covers every print in the set, not just this one. Browse our wider Japanese Pokemon booster box collection for other SM-era sealed product, or build a mixed order through Quick Order if you’re after singles across several sets.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Ultra Necrozma GX 099/094?
It is the Secret Rare print of Ultra Necrozma GX (ウルトラネクロズマGX), card 099/094 from the Japanese expansion pack Forbidden Light (set code SM6), released 2 March 2018. We do not currently list a graded single of this print; it is pulled from sealed SM6 booster boxes.
How many Japanese prints of Ultra Necrozma GX are there?
The prints verified for this guide are the Forbidden Light (SM6) Double Rare at 069/094 and Secret Rare at 099/094, released the same day. This is a limited SM6 list rather than a complete count of later Japanese appearances.
What is the difference between the 069/094 and 099/094 prints?
Both are from Forbidden Light (SM6), released the same day. The 069/094 is a Double Rare print; the 099/094 is the Secret Rare, sitting above it on the set’s rarity ladder. Neither is currently listed as a single on our site.
Does Ultra Necrozma GX have an English print?
Yes — the English set, also called Forbidden Light (FLI), carries the card across three numbered slots (#95, #127, #140) plus a promo appearance as SM Promos #126 and a Secret Rare in Dragon Majesty #78. These five English treatments do not map one-to-one onto the two verified SM6 prints covered here.
Is Necrozma V the same as Ultra Necrozma GX?
No. Necrozma V is a separate card released under the newer V mechanic in a later set (Rapid Strike Master, S5R), not the GX mechanic Ultra Necrozma GX uses. They share the Necrozma name but are different cards from different eras.
Where can I buy Ultra Necrozma GX from Tokyo?
We don’t currently list a graded single of either print, so sourcing requests go through Quick Order. The sealed SM6 Forbidden Light Japanese booster box, currently listed at ¥68,250 (~$429), is where both prints are pulled from, with tracked shipping from Tokyo.
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