The Hitmonlee Pokemon card we list as a PSA 10 is number 106/165 from the Enhanced Expansion Pack “Pokemon Card 151” (SV2a). The official Japanese card database shows an Uncommon icon for it, a Basic Fighting Pokemon with 120 HP illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga.
This guide covers what the database verifies about that print, the other Hitmonlee prints it lists, how our Master Ball Mirror listing name relates to the database entry, and where our PSA 10 back order sits. Species facts (サワムラー, National No.106) are as printed on the SV2a database page.
The Hitmonlee print we list is SV2a 106/165 (Pokemon Card 151), identified on our listing as the Master Ball Mirror print and offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥24,480 (~$159) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The database lists the card as a Basic, HP 120, Fighting Pokemon with two attacks, トルネードキック and けたぐり.
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Hitmonlee Prints We’ve Verified: At a Glance
The official Japanese card database lists Hitmonlee (サワムラー) across several eras. These are the prints this guide covers, with rarity as shown by the official database icon:
| Number | Set | Rarity | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| 106/165 | “Pokemon Card 151” (SV2a) | U | Hitoshi Ariga |
| 026/060 | S1H | C | Shigenori Negishi |
| 054/095 | SM9 | C | Tomokazu Komiya |
| 036/072 | 20th | no icon shown | Hitoshi Ariga |
| 045/096 | XY3 | C | Hitoshi Ariga |
| 001/019 | L2-Sb | no icon shown | Kouki Saitou |
| DPBP#116 | DP5 | C | Mitsuhiro Arita |
The listed SV2a print is the one Uncommon in the table; the other prints show C or no icon. The sections below walk through the print we list first, then the rest.
The Print We List: Pokemon Card 151 106/165
The database lists this print at 106/165, from the Enhanced Expansion Pack “Pokemon Card 151” (SV2a), illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga. The card is a Basic Pokemon with HP 120 and Fighting type. The SV2a page gives the species as サワムラー, National No.106, with the category line キックポケモン.
Its two attacks, rendered from the Japanese text: トルネードキック (“Tornado Kick”, rendering) costs one Fighting energy and does 10 damage to each of the opponent’s Pokemon — Bench Pokemon do not have Weakness or Resistance applied — and then this Pokemon is switched with a Benched Pokemon. けたぐり costs three Fighting energy for 100 damage, with no extra effect. The database data does not show a regulation mark for this card.
Our listing identifies this copy as the Master Ball Mirror print. That wording comes from our listing name: the official database holds one entry per card number and does not record the foil pattern, so it confirms the number, rarity icon, illustrator and card text, but not the Master Ball pattern itself.
The print is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥24,480 (~$159) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Our PSA 10 back order guide explains how that process works, and our Pokemon 151 sealed vs damaged vs Grade B box guide covers the set from the box side.
Other Verified Hitmonlee Prints
The database verifies six other Hitmonlee prints beyond the SV2a card. Three of them carry the C icon and are shown below as they appear in the database: S1H 026/060 (Shigenori Negishi), SM9 054/095 (Tomokazu Komiya) and XY3 045/096 (Hitoshi Ariga).
The database also lists a 20th 036/072 print, illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga, which shows no rarity icon.
The two remaining entries are L2-Sb 001/019, which shows no rarity icon and is credited to Kouki Saitou, and DP5 DPBP#116, a C credited to Mitsuhiro Arita. The database credits Hitoshi Ariga on the SV2a, 20th and XY3 prints. The prints listed here are the ones the database shows for this name; we list only the SV2a card as a PSA 10.
For evolution, the database’s evolution field is empty for the listed card, which reads Basic. We do not state an evolution line for Hitmonlee here because the database does not print one.
Rarity Icon and Regulation Mark
The database shows a U (Uncommon) icon for the listed print. Our Japanese Pokemon card rarities guide lays out how U sits among the other tiers. The 20th 036/072 and L2-Sb 001/019 prints show no icon at all, so we do not assign them a tier.
The database data does not show a regulation mark for this card. The official regulation page lists H, I and J as the marks in the current Standard regulation. For the layout of a Japanese card — number, mark, rarity, illustrator credit — see How To Read Japanese Pokemon Cards, and for condition see the condition guide.
On the SV2a card, the number 106/165 matches the species number 106 printed on the same database page, which is a quick way to tie a card in hand to its entry.
Where to Buy Hitmonlee Cards from Tokyo
The print this guide covers is offered as a PSA 10 back order: PSA 10 Hitmonlee U Master Ball Mirror SV2a 106/165 at ¥24,480 (~$159), sourced to order from Tokyo. Browse the wider PSA 10 collection or the PSA 10 card list; sourcing requests for a specific Hitmonlee print go through Quick Order. New to buying from Japan? Start with How to Buy Japanese Pokemon Cards from Japan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Hitmonlee Pokemon card do you list as a PSA 10?
SV2a 106/165 from the Enhanced Expansion Pack “Pokemon Card 151”, identified on our listing as the Master Ball Mirror print and offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥24,480 (~$159). The official database credits the illustration to Hitoshi Ariga.
What are the stats on the Hitmonlee 106/165 card?
The official database lists it as a Basic Pokemon with HP 120 and Fighting type. Its attacks are トルネードキック (10 damage to each of the opponent’s Pokemon, then this Pokemon switches with a Benched Pokemon) and けたぐり (100 damage for three Fighting energy).
Does the database confirm the Master Ball Mirror pattern?
No. The Master Ball Mirror wording comes from our listing name. The official database holds one entry per card number and does not record foil patterns, so it confirms the number, rarity icon, illustrator and card text only.
Which other Hitmonlee prints does the database list?
Besides SV2a 106/165, the database lists S1H 026/060, SM9 054/095, XY3 045/096 and DP5 DPBP#116 with the C icon, and the 20th 036/072 and L2-Sb 001/019 prints with no rarity icon.
Is the Hitmonlee 106/165 card in the current Standard regulation?
The database data does not show a regulation mark for this card. The official regulation page lists H, I and J as the current Standard marks.
Where can I buy Hitmonlee cards from Japan?
We offer the SV2a 106/165 as a PSA 10 back order, sourced to order from Tokyo. Sourcing requests for a specific Hitmonlee print go through Quick Order.
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