SM7b was never meant to stand alone. It shipped as one half of a paired release, and this is the fairy-and-grass side — the one with the two headline secret-rare GX cards covered below.
SM7b フェアリーライズ (Fairy Rise) released in Japan on August 3, 2018 as the fairy/grass-type companion sub-set to SM7a Thunderclap Spark, which covered electric and fighting types the same week. Limitless catalogues 56 cards for the set, though the number printed on our own listings reads /050 — a 50-card main numbering plus a six-card secret-rare tier stacked on top.
This guide covers what actually comes in a Fairy Rise box, the headline cards at the set’s Secret Rare tier, what’s currently listed for this specific set versus what isn’t, and how Fairy Rise connects to its English-language counterpart. If you want the full 56-card checklist or a closer look at rarity tiers across the set, those are covered separately in the Fairy Rise SM7b card list and the Fairy Rise pull rates and best cards guide — this article is the buying-side companion to both.
Fairy Rise (SM7b) is a 56-card set — 50 main cards plus 6 secret rares numbered 051–056 — released August 3, 2018. The two headline chases are Alolan Ninetales-GX (053/050) and Mimikyu-GX (054/050). Our sealed box is currently listed at ¥50,400 (~$317) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and a PSA10 Mina SR is currently listed at ¥18,054 (~$114).
Prices below are our current listed prices, converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026).
What’s in a Fairy Rise Box
Fairy Rise follows the standard SM-era sub-set structure: 30 packs per box, 5 cards per pack. The pull-rates article on the set puts the box’s original MSRP at ¥4,950 (~$31).
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Release date (JP) | August 3, 2018 |
| Companion set | SM7a Thunderclap Spark (electric/fighting) |
| Packs per box | 30 |
| Cards per pack | 5 |
| Box price (MSRP) | ¥4,950 (~$31) |
Limitless catalogues 56 cards total for the set: 6 Secret Rares, 4 Double Rares, 6 Rares, 15 Uncommons, 23 Commons, and 2 cards without a rarity label.
| Rarity | Count |
|---|---|
| Secret Rare | 6 |
| Double Rare | 4 |
| Rare | 6 |
| Uncommon | 15 |
| Common | 23 |
| No rarity label | 2 |
The /050 denominator printed on card corners — and on our own listing titles — reflects a 50-card main numbering with the six Secret Rares stacked on top as 051–056. That’s why the set’s true card count (56) is higher than the number on any single card in your hand.
For the exhaustive card-by-card breakdown across all 56 entries, the Fairy Rise SM7b card list is the reference page — this guide focuses on the box itself and the handful of cards worth knowing before you open one.
Chase Cards in Fairy Rise
The six-card Secret Rare tier is where Fairy Rise’s chase cards live: 051 Sceptile-GX, 052 Sigilyph-GX, 053 Alolan Ninetales-GX, 054 Mimikyu-GX, 055 Morty (Supporter), and 056 Mina (Supporter). All four GX Pokemon in this tier also have separate, lower-tier base prints earlier in the numbering — Sceptile-GX at 005, Sigilyph-GX at 018, Alolan Ninetales-GX at 025, and Mimikyu-GX at 038 — so if you’re identifying a copy, checking whether the number reads 05X or one of those earlier base numbers matters more than the artwork alone.
Alolan Ninetales-GX (053/050) and Mimikyu-GX (054/050)
These two are the set’s headline chases — both confirmed at the Secret Rare tier by our own card-list article.
Sceptile-GX (051/050)
Our pull-rates article on this set places Sceptile-GX alongside the two above as the third card most worth knowing at the Secret Rare tier — the set’s grass-type starter-line GX, opening the 051–056 run.
Sigilyph-GX (052/050) and Morty (055/050)
Sigilyph-GX and Morty round out the middle of the Secret Rare tier. Morty is one of two Supporter cards to reach Secret Rare status in this set, alongside Mina below.
Mina (056/050)
Mina closes out the set’s numbering at 056/050 and is the one Secret Rare in this set with a current PSA10 listing — a PSA10 Mina SR currently listed at ¥18,054 (~$114).
Two current PSA10 listings in our catalog are titled “Alolan Ninetales GX HR [SM7b 059/050]” and “Mimikyu GX HR [SM7b 060/050].” Both card numbers — 059 and 060 — fall outside the 56-card range Limitless catalogues for this set, where the highest confirmed secret number is 056. These may be separate HR prints the card-list hasn’t captured, or a numbering variance in how the listing was catalogued. Either way, the titles, prices, and product links below are accurate for what’s currently listed; treat the 059/060 numbering specifically as unconfirmed against the primary Limitless catalogue rather than a settled fact.
Those two listings: PSA10 Alolan Ninetales GX HR currently listed at ¥35,400 (~$223), and PSA10 Mimikyu GX HR currently listed at ¥110,788 (~$697).
Regular Box vs Damaged Box vs No Shrink on Our Site
Across our catalog, some booster boxes carry separate Damaged Box or No Shrink listings alongside the standard sealed product — typically at a discount to the regular price. For Fairy Rise specifically, that’s not the case right now: the only SM7b box currently listed is the standard sealed box.
| Listing | Price |
|---|---|
| SM7B-Fairy Rise Japanese Pokemon Booster Box | currently listed at ¥50,400 (~$317) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
If a Damaged Box or No Shrink variant of Fairy Rise becomes available, it would appear as a separate listing on the same product page range as the box above. In the meantime, sourcing requests for a specific condition tier go through our Quick Order page. For a look at how sealed pricing tends to move on older Japanese boxes in general, see our vintage Japanese Pokemon booster box guide, and for a sibling SM-era box with its own set of Damaged Box considerations, see the Champion Road (SM6b) booster box buying guide.
View Product → (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
Where to Buy a Fairy Rise Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Japanese product and PSA10-graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The box above is the direct route to opening for Alolan Ninetales-GX, Mimikyu-GX, Sceptile-GX, and the rest of the 051–056 Secret Rare run yourself.
If you’d rather buy the chase cards already pulled and graded, our current PSA10 listings for this set are the Mina SR at ¥18,054 (~$114), the Alolan Ninetales GX HR at ¥35,400 (~$223), and the Mimikyu GX HR at ¥110,788 (~$697) (see the numbering note above on the last two). Browse the wider range on our Japanese Pokemon booster box collection, and for anything not currently listed — a specific rarity, a Damaged Box tier, or a card outside this set — the Quick Order page is the fastest way to flag what you’re after.
For more on this set specifically, the full 56-card Fairy Rise checklist and the Fairy Rise pull rates and best cards guide go deeper on the card list and the rarity breakdown than this buying guide does.
Frequently Asked Questions
What’s in a Fairy Rise (SM7b) booster box?
30 packs per box, 5 cards per pack, drawn from a 56-card set: 6 Secret Rares, 4 Double Rares, 6 Rares, 15 Uncommons, 23 Commons, and 2 cards without a rarity label. The box originally released at an MSRP of ¥4,950 (~$31) on August 3, 2018.
What are the chase cards in SM7b Fairy Rise?
The headline chases are Alolan Ninetales-GX (053/050) and Mimikyu-GX (054/050), with Sceptile-GX (051/050) rounding out the top of the six-card Secret Rare tier alongside Sigilyph-GX (052/050), Morty (055/050), and Mina (056/050).
Is there an English-language version of Fairy Rise?
Not a direct one-to-one set. Fairy Rise’s cards were distributed partially into the English-language Lost Thunder (sm8) set, so some cards carried over but not as a complete card-for-card match. See our Lost Thunder card list article for the full set-by-set breakdown.
Do you have a Damaged Box or No Shrink listing for Fairy Rise?
Not currently — the only Fairy Rise box currently listed is the standard sealed product. Requests for a different condition tier go through our Quick Order page.
Why do two of your PSA10 listings show card numbers outside the 56-card range?
Our “Alolan Ninetales GX HR [SM7b 059/050]” and “Mimikyu GX HR [SM7b 060/050]” listings carry numbers (059, 060) that fall outside the 56-card range Limitless catalogues for this set, where the highest confirmed secret is 056. The listings themselves — titles, prices, and links — are accurate; the 059/060 numbering just isn’t independently confirmed against the primary catalogue.
Where can I see the full Fairy Rise card list?
Our Fairy Rise SM7b card list article covers all 56 cataloged cards. This buying guide focuses on the box itself, the Secret Rare chases, and what’s currently listed; the card list is the reference for the complete checklist.
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