BREAKpoint Card List: Japanese XY9 Rage of the Broken Heavens Prints

The Japanese Set Behind BREAKpoint

Bulbapedia states that in Japan the English BREAKpoint set was released as Rage of the Broken Heavens (破天の怒り), the second expansion in the Pokémon Card Game XY BREAK era. It describes the set as based on Pokémon Omega Ruby and Alpha Sapphire, featuring Generation VI Pokémon and the Atrocious Pokémon Gyarados in its Shiny form.

Some of our listing names read “Anger of Heaven” for the same XY9 set (Rage of the Broken Heavens); that is our wording, not an official term. Bulbapedia gives no pack or box configuration for XY9 and no separate English code for the Japanese set.

The English set blurb names Greninja BREAK, Luxray BREAK and Mega Scizor-EX, and the English list has five Rare BREAK rows. The set guide for the Japanese side is XY9 Rage of the Broken Heavens: Best Cards Guide. The same English-set-to-Japanese-prints format is used for Crown Zenith and Destined Rivals.

BREAKpoint Card List: 001–123

This is the complete English list as Bulbapedia prints it as of October 26, 2026: 122 numbered cards plus the single Rare Secret row. Rarity words are Bulbapedia’s labels, so “Rare Holo ex” and “Rare BREAK” are its own wording. Bulbapedia’s English list has no Japanese-number column, so the Japanese numbering is given for the top-rarity prints in the secret-rare table, matched to Bulbapedia’s Japanese XY9 list by card name.

Japanese vs English BREAKpoint: Numbering and What Changes

As of October 26, 2026, Bulbapedia states the release gap directly: the English expansion was released on February 3, 2016, while the Japanese expansion was released on December 11, 2015. Its infobox gives 123 cards for English and 89 for Japanese, and a set number of 67 for English against 61 for Japanese.

The numbering differs in structure. The English list is printed against a total of 122, from 1/122 to 122/122, with the single Rare Secret card at 123/122. The Japanese list is printed against a total of 080, from 001/080 to 080/080, with the secret rows at 081/080 to 089/080. A Japanese print is therefore identified by set code plus number, such as XY9 089/080, and not by the English collector number.

Bulbapedia’s English page also has an Additional cards table with 22 promo rows, for example 98a/122 Delinquent, a Yellow A alternate-art card released in the Battle Arena Deck—Mega Charizard X, and 107a/122 Professor Sycamore. The page does not say which Japanese prints those promos correspond to, and it does not give a per-card list of cards exclusive to one side.

The English Rare BREAK cards (Golduck-BREAK, Greninja-BREAK, Luxray-BREAK, Trevenant-BREAK and Raticate-BREAK) are not mapped here: Bulbapedia’s English page does not match them to Japanese prints, and they do not appear in the top-tier table.