A Voltorb Pokemon card in the official Japanese database is filed under ビリリダマ, alongside Hisuian Voltorb and a trainer-named print. The print we offer as a PSA 10 is the Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) Common, number 100/165.
This guide covers what the database prints for that card, the other Voltorb prints it lists with their illustrators, how to read the number and regulation mark, and where to buy.
Voltorb 100/165 from Pokemon Card 151 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,160 (~$53) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Our listing name identifies it as a Master Ball Mirror copy; the official database has one entry for the number and does not record that pattern.
USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
Voltorb Prints at a Glance
The database lists Voltorb (ビリリダマ), Hisuian Voltorb (ヒスイ ビリリダマ) and ナンジャモのビリリダマ (a trainer-named Voltorb card) under separate card names. The print we list, and others the database gives, are:
| Card | Number | Set | Rarity | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ビリリダマ | 100/165 | Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) | C | nagimiso |
| ヒスイ ビリリダマ | 173/172 | S12a | AR | HYOGONOSUKE |
| ヒスイ ビリリダマ | 307/S-P | S-P | no rarity icon | nagimiso |
| ナンジャモのビリリダマ | 026/100 | SV9 | C | Kazumasa Yasukuni |
| ヒスイ ビリリダマ | 002/067 | S10P | C | nagimiso |
| ビリリダマ | 028/069 | S6a | C | Tomokazu Komiya |
| ビリリダマ | 032/100 | S4 | C | Sekio |
| ビリリダマ | 029/096 | S2 | C | Hasegawa Saki |
| ビリリダマ | 036/095 | SM9 | C | Ken Sugimori |
Rarity is as shown by the official database icon. Voltorb is National Pokedex No.100, listed in the database as the ボールポケモン. The evolution field on the SV2a entry prints マルマイン, マルマインGX and ビリリダマ.
SV2a 100/165: The Print We List
The database lists 100/165 as a Basic, Lightning type, 60 HP, illustrated by nagimiso, from the Enhanced Expansion Pack Pokemon Card 151 with the C (Common) icon. It has a single attack. Rendered from the Japanese text: ローリングアタック (rendering “Rolling Attack”), one Lightning Energy for 10+, where a heads on one coin flip adds 20 damage.
Our listing is titled “Master Ball Mirror”. The database has one entry per number and no separate entry for that foil pattern, so the pattern comes from our listing name only. This copy is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,160 (~$53) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Our PSA 10 back order guide explains how sourcing to order works.
Other Voltorb Prints in the Database
The Hisuian Voltorb entries are separate from plain Voltorb: the AR at S12a 173/172 is credited to HYOGONOSUKE, the S-P promo at 307/S-P shows no rarity icon, and the Common at S10P 002/067 is credited to nagimiso, who is also credited on the SV2a card. Plain Voltorb Commons appear at S6a 028/069 (Tomokazu Komiya), S4 032/100 (Sekio), S2 029/096 (Hasegawa Saki) and SM9 036/095 (Ken Sugimori). ナンジャモのビリリダマ at SV9 026/100 is a Common credited to Kazumasa Yasukuni. The database lists further Voltorb entries beyond these.
For how a listing label sits against a database entry in the same set, see our Pikachu Master Ball Mirror 025/165 guide; the set itself is covered in the Pokemon 151 box guide.
Another Pokemon Card 151 Common we list is the Geodude 074/165 Master Ball Mirror, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,159 (~$53) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
The Pokemon Card 151 booster box is currently listed in its Sealed option at ¥44,502 (~$289); the No Shrink option is sold out at the time of this update.
How to Read a Voltorb Card
The lower edge prints the card number over the set total: 100/165 is the 100th card of a 165-card numbering, with the rarity icon beside it. Our guide to reading Japanese Pokemon cards shows where each element sits, and the rarities guide explains the letters.
The database shows the cost of ローリングアタック as one Lightning symbol, with the stage given as たね (Basic) and HP 60. Hisuian Voltorb carries ヒスイ before the name, so ビリリダマ and ヒスイ ビリリダマ are two different card names to look for when you compare a copy against an entry. The evolution field in the database reads マルマイン, マルマインGX and ビリリダマ, so マルマイン and マルマインGX are separate card names printed in the evolution box rather than further Voltorb prints.
Cards from the SV2a set carry regulation mark G, which is not in the current Standard regulation; the official regulation page lists H, I and J for Standard.
Grading is a separate step from card reading. Our Japanese Pokemon card grading guide covers PSA, BGS and CGC for Japanese cards, and the PSA 10 designation on our listing refers to Gem Mint condition under PSA’s published grading standards. A copy’s number, set code and illustrator credit are what tie it to a database entry, so check those three first when you compare a card in hand against the table above.
For raw-card condition standards, see our condition guide; for the grade, What Does PSA 10 Mean on a Pokemon Card.
Where to Buy Voltorb Cards from Tokyo
The PSA 10 Voltorb 100/165 Master Ball Mirror is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,160 (~$53) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Browse the PSA 10 collection and the PSA 10 card list; sourcing requests for a specific Voltorb print go through Quick Order. New to buying from Japan? Start with how to buy Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Voltorb card do you offer as a PSA 10?
Voltorb 100/165 from Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a), offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,160 (~$53) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
Who illustrated Voltorb 100/165?
The official database credits the illustration to nagimiso.
Does the database confirm the Master Ball pattern?
No. The official database has one entry per number and does not record foil patterns. Our listing identifies the copy as a Master Ball Mirror print; that label comes from the listing name.
What does the Voltorb 100/165 attack do?
Rendered from the Japanese text: one Lightning Energy for 10+ damage, and a heads on one coin flip adds 20 damage. The card is a 60 HP Basic.
Is Voltorb 100/165 legal in Standard?
Cards from the SV2a set carry regulation mark G, which is not in the current Standard regulation; the official page lists H, I and J.
Where can I buy Voltorb cards from Japan?
We offer the SV2a 100/165 print from Tokyo as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,160 (~$53), sourced to order. Sourcing requests for a specific Voltorb print go through Quick Order.
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