Two Japanese Pokemon Supporter cards carry the name Korrina, and mixing them up is easy if you’re going by the English name alone. “Korrina” (コルニ) is a Fighting-type, Item-search Supporter that first appeared in 2014’s Rising Fist. “Korrina’s Focus” (コルニの気合い) is an unrelated hand-refill Supporter that debuted seven years later, in 2021’s Rapid Strike Master. Different Japanese names, different effects, different sets.
This guide keeps the two families separate, covers every print we’ve verified for each, and lines up their English-language equivalents. We ship graded Japanese singles out of Tokyo, and a PSA 10 of each anchor Secret Rare is currently listed on our site.
Two Japanese Supporter cards share the Korrina name and nothing else. Korrina SR :1ED (102/096, Rising Fist) searches your deck for a Fighting-type Pokemon and an Item card, reveals them, and adds them to your hand — it’s currently listed at ¥153,400 (~$965). Korrina’s Focus SR (079/070, Rapid Strike Master) does something completely different, drawing your hand up to 6 cards, and is currently listed at ¥20,367 (~$128). They’re seven years and one entirely different card apart.
Prices are our own listed prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
Korrina (コルニ): The Rising Fist Search Supporter
Korrina’s Japanese Supporter print appeared in Rising Fist (XY3), released 14 June 2014 as part of a 103-card set. The card searches your deck for a Fighting-type Pokemon and an Item card, reveals them, adds them to your hand, then shuffles your deck back together — a tempo-neutral way to line up a Fighting-type attacker with its supporting item on the same turn.
Korrina SR :1ED — 102/096 (the anchor print)
The Secret Rare printing, numbered 102 against the set’s 096 denominator, is illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura. Numbering above a set’s stated card count is how Japanese Secret Rares are marked, and 102/096 fits that pattern exactly. A PSA 10 :1ED copy is currently listed at ¥153,400 (~$965).
Korrina — 090/096 (the lower-numbered sibling print)
The same Rising Fist set also carries a Korrina print numbered 090/096, within the set’s normal numbering range and credited to the same illustrator, Yusuke Ohmura. This print’s exact rarity tier hasn’t been independently reconfirmed for this guide, so treat it as a distinct, lower-numbered print rather than a priced item. It is not currently listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Korrina’s Focus (コルニの気合い): The Rapid Strike Master Draw Supporter
Korrina’s Focus is a separate card in every sense — different Japanese name, different set, different era. It debuted in Rapid Strike Master (S5R), released 22 January 2021 as part of an 81-card set. (Our own anchor-product listing translates the set name as “Rengeki Master” — the same S5R set under an alternate English rendering of its Japanese title, 連撃マスター.) The card’s effect is a straight hand refill: draw cards until your hand has 6 cards.
Korrina’s Focus SR — 079/070 (the anchor print)
Numbered 079 against a 070 denominator — again above the set’s stated count, the same Secret Rare signature seen on Korrina SR — this print is illustrated by Taira Akitsu. A PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥20,367 (~$128). The Rapid Strike Master booster box this SR is pulled from is also listed on our site, without a displayed price; pricing enquiries go through Quick Order.
Korrina’s Focus — 066/070 (the lower-numbered sibling print)
The same set also carries a 066/070 print of Korrina’s Focus. Neither its rarity tier nor its illustrator credit have been independently reconfirmed for this guide, and it is not currently listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Where These Secret Rares Sit in Japanese Rarity Tiers
In Japanese Pokemon numbering, a card printed with a number higher than the set’s stated denominator sits in a secret-rare slot beyond the set’s main run. That’s exactly what’s happening with both anchor prints here: Korrina SR is numbered 102 against a 096 denominator, and Korrina’s Focus SR is numbered 079 against a 070 denominator. Both carry the Secret Rare designation confirmed in our sources.
Their lower-numbered sibling prints — 090/096 and 066/070 — sit within each set’s normal numbering range, a different print position from the secret-rare slot. We haven’t independently reconfirmed the exact rarity tier of either sibling print for this guide, so we’re not naming a rarity for them here; what’s certain is that they occupy a different, non-secret-rare position in the set’s numbering than the two anchor SRs.
Where to Buy Korrina Cards from Tokyo
We ship graded Japanese singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. Both confirmed Korrina Secret Rares are listed individually — here’s the direct route to each, plus the booster box behind Korrina’s Focus SR.
The original PSA 10 Korrina SR :1ED (102/096, Rising Fist) is currently listed at ¥153,400 (~$965). The PSA 10 Korrina’s Focus SR (079/070, Rapid Strike Master) is currently listed at ¥20,367 (~$128), and the Rapid Strike Master booster box it’s pulled from is also listed, without a displayed price — reach out via Quick Order for current pricing.
No Rising Fist (XY3) booster box, the set that produced the original Korrina SR, is currently listed on our site — sourcing requests for it go through Quick Order as well. Browsing more graded Japanese cards across sets starts with our PSA 10 graded card collection.
For more Japanese Trainer and Supporter cards along the same lines, our female Pokemon trainer card roundup and full-art SR/SAR Trainer card guide cover the wider category, and our PSA 10 Trainer card guide rounds up graded examples across sets. Similar single-character write-ups cover Allister, Bianca, and Candice.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are “Korrina” and “Korrina’s Focus” the same Pokemon card?
No. They are two separate Japanese Supporter cards that share only the name Korrina in English. “Korrina” (コルニ) is a Fighting-type, Item-search Supporter that debuted in the XY era; “Korrina’s Focus” (コルニの気合い) is a hand-refill Supporter that debuted in S5R, seven years later. Their Japanese names, effects, and sets are all different.
What does the Korrina Secret Rare (102/096) card do?
It searches your deck for a Fighting-type Pokemon and an Item card, reveals them, adds them to your hand, then shuffles your deck. It’s from Rising Fist (XY3), released 14 June 2014, illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura.
What does the Korrina’s Focus Secret Rare (079/070) card do?
It lets you draw cards until your hand has 6 cards. It’s from Rapid Strike Master (S5R), released 22 January 2021, illustrated by Taira Akitsu.
Is there an English version of these Korrina cards?
Yes. Korrina SR (XY3 102/096) corresponds to Furious Fists #95 (standard) and #111 (Full Art). Korrina’s Focus SR (S5R 079/070) corresponds to Battle Styles #128 (standard), #160 (Full Art), and #174 (Secret Rare).
Which booster box does Korrina’s Focus SR come from?
Korrina’s Focus SR (079/070) is pulled from the Rapid Strike Master (S5R) Japanese booster box, which is listed on our site without a displayed price — enquiries go through Quick Order. No Rising Fist (XY3) booster box, the set that produced the original Korrina SR, is currently listed; sourcing for that print also goes through Quick Order.
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