Night Unison never got its own English set. It arrived in Japan on January 11, 2019 as an enhanced expansion companion to SM9 Tag Bolt — a smaller, secret-rare-heavy sub-set of the kind the Sun & Moon era released alongside its main expansions — and its two headline TAG TEAM GX cards were split across two different English releases instead of getting one of their own.
That makes SM9a Night Unison one of the sets people ask us to explain rather than just sell: what’s actually in the box, which cards are the real chases, and how it lines up against the English cards collectors already know. This guide works from our own card-list catalogue of the set — not the pull-rate estimates floating around for it — to lay out the box structure, the verified chase tier, and what’s currently listed.
The October 7, 2026 update covers our store listings and prices only; the other facts in this article were last checked on September 7, 2026.
Night Unison (SM9a) is a 63-card set catalogued at 8 Secret Rares, 4 Double Rares, 7 Rares, 16 Uncommons, 24 Commons and 4 unnumbered support cards. The two TAG TEAM GX chases — Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX and Greninja & Zoroark-GX — each have three print tiers. The SM9A-Night Unison Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is sold out at the time of this update, and the SR:SA print of Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX PSA10 is currently listed at ¥289,329 (~$1,879). USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
Prices below are our current listed prices as of October 7, 2026.
What’s in a Night Unison Box
Night Unison released January 11, 2019 as an enhanced expansion — a companion product sold alongside SM9 Tag Bolt rather than a standalone main-series set. A box holds 30 packs at 5 cards per pack, and MSRP at release was ¥4,950 tax included, per the store’s own earlier pull-rates coverage of the set. That pack and box structure is the standard format used across the equivalent SM-era enhanced expansions, so it’s a reliable baseline for what to expect from a sealed box.
Our own card-list catalogue puts the set at 63 cards, built on Limitless’s numbering. The main-set denominator printed on cards runs to /055 — 55 numbered main-set cards plus 8 secret-rare cards that print above that number:
| Tier | Count |
|---|---|
| SR Secret Rare | 8 |
| RR Double Rare | 4 |
| Rare | 7 |
| Uncommon | 16 |
| Common | 24 |
| No rarity label (Electripower, Enhanced Hammer, Max Potion, Guzma) | 4 |
The 8-card Secret Rare tier sits above card 055 in the print run: 056 Venomoth-GX, 057 Dedenne-GX, 058 and 059 Greninja & Zoroark-GX (two separate SR-tier prints of the same TAG TEAM GX), 060 and 061 Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX (again two SR-tier prints), then 062 Janine and 063 Koga’s Trap, both Supporter cards. That’s the tier the next section works through card by card.
Chase Cards in Night Unison
Night Unison’s two real chases are its TAG TEAM GX pair, and each one prints across three tiers — a Double Rare base version plus two secret-rare-tier versions of the same card.
Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX
Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX has a Double Rare base print at 031/055, then two secret-rare-tier prints above card 055: a regular SR at 060/055 and a second, SR:SA print at 061/055. All three prints currently have graded availability — PSA10 Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX SR:SA (061/055) is currently listed at ¥289,329 (~$1,879), the SR at 060/055 is currently listed at ¥35,600 (~$231), and the RR base print at 031/055 is currently listed at ¥15,655 (~$102). This TAG TEAM GX also sits in our wider TAG TEAM GX value guide alongside the format’s other headline pairs.
Greninja & Zoroark-GX
Greninja & Zoroark-GX follows the same three-tier pattern: a Double Rare base at 025/055, a regular SR at 058/055, and the SR:SA print at 059/055. Graded availability covers two of the three prints — PSA10 Greninja & Zoroark-GX SR:SA (059/055) is not listed at the time of this update, the SR at 058/055 is currently listed at ¥27,499 (~$179), and at the entry end, PSA10 Greninja & Zoroark-GX RR (025/055) is currently listed at ¥9,666 (~$63).
Venomoth-GX and Dedenne-GX
Venomoth-GX (056/055) and Dedenne-GX (057/055) round out the single-Pokemon GX slots of the Secret Rare tier — each a single SR print rather than a three-tier chase like the TAG TEAM pair above. Neither is a print we currently list; sourcing requests for either go through Quick Order.
Janine and Koga’s Trap
The last two Secret Rare slots go to Supporter cards rather than Pokemon: Janine at 062/055 and Koga’s Trap at 063/055. PSA10 Janine SR is currently listed at ¥21,000 (~$136). Koga’s Trap is not a print we currently list.
Our own earlier pull-rates coverage of this set named a different set of chase cards; that write-up predates the Limitless-catalogued card list linked below and its chase-card names don’t line up with this set’s actual 63-card print run. For the complete card-by-card checklist, see our Night Unison (SM9a) card list; the pack-opening structure notes in our Night Unison pull rates guide are still useful for box-and-pack context, but treat the chase-card table above as the current reference.
Regular Box vs Damaged Box vs No Shrink on Our Site
We list sealed Japanese boxes under a few different conditions, and the naming is worth knowing before you buy. A Regular listing is factory-sealed with shrink intact and no cosmetic notes. A Damaged Box listing is a separate product for a box with “dents, creases, scuffs, or other cosmetic damage to the outer box”, sold at a reduced price against that condition note. A No Shrink listing is a sealed box that has had its outer shrink wrap removed prior to listing, with the box itself unopened.
For Night Unison specifically, the Regular SM9A-Night Unison Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order. We do not have a Damaged Box or No Shrink listing for this particular set right now.
Where to Buy a Night Unison Booster Box from Tokyo
We ship sealed Japanese product and PSA10-graded singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. For the graded chase cards, here’s what’s currently listed:
| Card | # | Rarity | PSA10 price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX | 061/055 | SR:SA | currently listed at ¥289,329 (~$1,879) |
| Greninja & Zoroark-GX | 059/055 | SR:SA | Not listed at the time of this update |
| Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX | 060/055 | SR | currently listed at ¥35,600 (~$231) |
| Greninja & Zoroark-GX | 058/055 | SR | currently listed at ¥27,499 (~$179) |
| Janine | 062/055 | SR | currently listed at ¥21,000 (~$136) |
| Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX | 031/055 | RR | currently listed at ¥15,655 (~$102) |
| Greninja & Zoroark-GX | 025/055 | RR | currently listed at ¥9,666 (~$63) |
For anything not linked above — Venomoth-GX, Dedenne-GX, the Greninja & Zoroark-GX SR:SA, or Koga’s Trap — the Quick Order page is the fastest way to flag what you’re after. Our Pokemon booster box collection covers other sealed Japanese sets, and if you want the sibling SM9-family box, our Tag Bolt (SM9) booster box buying guide and Full Metal Wall booster box buying guide cover the parent and companion sets around this one. If you’re specifically after the Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX SR:SA print, our dedicated Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX SA card guide goes deeper on that single print.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Night Unison (SM9a)?
Night Unison is a 63-card Japanese Pokemon enhanced expansion released January 11, 2019 as a companion product to SM9 Tag Bolt. Our card-list catalogue breaks it down as 8 Secret Rares, 4 Double Rares, 7 Rares, 16 Uncommons, 24 Commons and 4 unnumbered support cards.
What are the chase cards in a Night Unison box?
The two TAG TEAM GX chases are Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX (Double Rare at 031/055, SR at 060/055, SR:SA at 061/055) and Greninja & Zoroark-GX (Double Rare at 025/055, SR at 058/055, SR:SA at 059/055). Venomoth-GX, Dedenne-GX, Janine and Koga’s Trap fill out the rest of the Secret Rare tier.
How many packs are in an SM9a Night Unison booster box?
A Night Unison box holds 30 packs of 5 cards each, the standard structure for SM-era enhanced expansions of this type.
Is there an English version of Night Unison?
Not as a matching standalone set. Night Unison’s cards were distributed partially across two English sets, Team Up (SM9) and Unbroken Bonds (SM10), rather than being translated into one dedicated English release.
Does Night Unison have a Damaged Box or No Shrink listing?
Not currently. We do not list a Damaged Box or No Shrink version for Night Unison right now, and the Regular sealed box is sold out at the time of this update. Sourcing requests for any of them can go through Quick Order.
Where can I buy a Night Unison booster box from Japan?
The SM9A-Night Unison Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is sold out at the time of this update. Graded singles for the set’s Secret Rare tier are listed separately and ship from Tokyo with tracked delivery, and anything not currently listed can be requested through Quick Order.
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