Reshiram & Zekrom-GX 064/049 is the Japanese Dream League SR with N prominently in the foreground. Its companion RR 036/049 also includes N, but uses a different composition. Both are illustrated by Naoki Saito and have the same game text. For a collector choosing between them, the number and artwork matter more than a listing that simply says “Reshiram and Zekrom GX.”
This guide identifies those two SM11b printings, explains their attacks and compares the information available for buying raw or PSA 10 copies. It also separates them from Reshiram & Charizard-GX, a different TAG TEAM that can appear in related searches.
Choose 064/049 SR for the close view of N extending his hand, or 036/049 RR for the scene with N smaller between the dragons. Their 270 HP and attacks match. Check the SR PSA 10 product page and RR PSA 10 product page separately for current price and availability.
Official facts rechecked September 20, 2026. The market observations below were recorded September 18 at approximately 10:40 JST. Store offers remain on the linked product pages.
The Japanese Dream League Card
The Japanese name is レシラム&ゼクロムGX. The official 064/049 entry and 036/049 entry place both cards in SM11b Dream League and credit Naoki Saito. Their faces carry regulation mark C and a 2019 copyright.
Dream League launched in Japan on August 2, 2019. The official set page announces the August 2 launch, and the dated official box-purchase campaign confirms the 2019 context. N appears alongside the dragons, and the set page pairs this TAG TEAM with the Supporter N’s Resolve. That connection also appears in the GX attack’s bonus condition.
Read both Pokémon names before comparing listings. Our Reshiram & Charizard-GX guide covers a separate pairing; a price or card number from that page is not a comparable for this card.
SR 064/049 vs RR 036/049: Two Different Illustrations
Both images feature the same three characters, which can make a small thumbnail misleading. On the SR, N faces the viewer and reaches forward, with the dragons behind him. On the RR, the dragons occupy more of the foreground and N appears smaller between them. These are visibly different illustrations, rather than one image with a changed rarity label.
| Identification check | SR | RR |
|---|---|---|
| Printed number | 064/049 | 036/049 |
| Printed rarity | SR | RR |
| Illustrator | Naoki Saito | |
| N’s position | Large in the foreground | Smaller between the dragons |
| Stats and attacks | The same on these two cards | |
Some marketplace listings append “SA” to 064/049 as a special-art description. The Japanese card itself prints SR. Use 064/049 as the precise identifier rather than treating every seller’s art label as a separate official rarity. This comparison covers two selected printings and does not claim that they exhaust every version of the card.
Stats and the TAG TEAM Rule
| Attribute | Both selected printings |
|---|---|
| Stage and category | Basic Pokémon, TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX |
| Type and HP | Dragon, 270 HP |
| Weakness / Resistance | Fairy ×2 / none printed |
| Retreat Cost | Three Colorless Energy |
| Knock Out consequence | The opponent takes three Prize cards. |
The three-Prize rule is printed on both cards. Paying more for a particular illustration does not improve its HP or reduce that consequence. Likewise, a PSA grade describes the condition assigned to an individual copy; it does not create a different version of the card’s game text.
How the Two Attacks Work
The following is a plain-English explanation of the Japanese text and symbols visible on the official images.
Thunder-Flame Fury: Energy on the Bench matters
The attack costs one Fire and one Lightning Energy. You may discard up to three basic Fire and/or basic Lightning Energy attached to your Benched Pokémon. Each discarded card contributes 90 damage, making three such cards worth 270 damage before other applicable effects.
The Energy must come from your Bench, not your hand. That distinction is useful when reading the card: the cost to use the attack and the Energy discarded by its effect are separate requirements.
Cross Break-GX: N’s Resolve unlocks a second target
The printed cost is two Fire and two Lightning Energy. The attack deals 170 damage to one opposing Benched Pokémon. If you played N’s Resolve from your hand during that turn, it also deals 170 to a different opposing Benched Pokémon. Bench damage does not apply Weakness or Resistance, and you can use only one GX attack during a game.
The bonus therefore creates two separate 170-damage targets. It does not combine into 340 damage against one target. N appearing in the illustration is not enough to activate the bonus; the Supporter must have been played from your hand that turn.
Dated Raw and PSA 10 Asking Prices
Our saved SNKRDUNK search-result record for 064/049, taken September 18, 2026 at approximately 10:40 JST, recorded a lowest raw ask of ¥26,500 and an individual used listing advertised as PSA 10 at ¥199,800. These were seller asks, not completed sales. The PSA 10 figure is one observed offer, not a market-wide range or a typical sold price.
That record provides no corresponding raw RR quote. It therefore cannot support a numerical SR-versus-RR premium. Even within one printing, differences in condition, certification, photographs and selling terms need checking before you treat two offers as comparable. Neither dated figure is presented as today’s price.
Choosing and Buying a Copy
For an N-focused collection, compare the two illustrations at full size before deciding whether you want one or both. For a binder, inspect the actual card’s front and back. For a graded collection, verify the number, grade and certificate for the particular slab offered.
Our separate PSA 10 SR 064/049 and PSA 10 RR 036/049 pages carry the current offer and dispatch terms. A product page can remain online when a card is unavailable, so check its purchase status rather than assuming that a link means stock is ready to ship. For another condition, use Quick Order with the exact card number.
The wider Reshiram and Zekrom guides help place this TAG TEAM alongside their standalone cards. Browse the PSA 10 collection when comparing other graded purchases.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which set contains Reshiram & Zekrom-GX 064/049?
It is an SR from Japanese SM11b Dream League, released August 2, 2019. The RR 036/049 compared here belongs to the same set.
Do 064/049 and 036/049 use the same artwork?
No. Both include N and are illustrated by Naoki Saito, but the SR places him prominently in the foreground while the RR shows him smaller between the dragons. Their game text matches.
Is 064/049 officially an SR or an SA?
The Japanese card prints SR. Some sellers append SA as an art description; use the complete number 064/049 to identify the intended print.
Does Cross Break-GX deal 340 damage to one Pokémon?
No. It deals 170 to one opposing Benched Pokémon, plus 170 to a different Benched Pokémon if you played N’s Resolve from your hand that turn.
What was the September 18, 2026 raw asking price?
The approximately 10:40 JST search-result record showed a lowest raw ask of ¥26,500 for 064/049. It was not a completed sale or a current valuation.
Where can I check current PSA 10 availability?
Use the separate SR 064/049 and RR 036/049 product links in this guide. Read the current price and purchase status, and request actual slab details if needed.
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