Acerola’s Mischief PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon Card (M1S 090/063, 084/063)

What Acerola’s Mischief Is: The Database Row

アセロラのいたずら is a Trainer card, a Supporter (サポート) in the database’s terms; the database prints no HP or type for it. The two prints we list as PSA 10 slabs are both from the expansion pack 「メガシンフォニア」. Limitless TCG labels both with regulation mark I; the database page does not print the letter.

Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions gives Mega Symphonia 63 cards in the main set and pairs it with the English Mega Evolution. The official M1 product page lists ¥180 per pack and 5 cards per pack, and the set has 30 packs per box. Both prints are numbered above the printed 063 total: 084/063 and 090/063.

Mega Symphonia (M1S): U, SR and SAR

Mega Symphonia’s box is M1S-Mega Symphonia Japanese Pokemon Booster Box. The whole set is covered in Mega Symphonia (M1S) Complete Guide: Card List & Chase Cards and the full list is in Mega Symphonia (M1S) Card List: All 92 Cards & Rarities.

Acerola’s Mischief U 059/063 (M1S)

The Uncommon is credited to Yuu Nishida. We do not list a PSA 10 of it.

Acerola’s Mischief SR 084/063 (M1S)

The SR credits Yuu Nishida, like the Uncommon, and Limitless TCG labels the Japanese print Secret Rare. Our physical PSA 10 is listed at ¥12,455 (~$81), and the same print is offered as a back order at ¥13,538 (~$88).

Acerola’s Mischief SAR 090/063 (M1S)

The SAR credits sui, the one print of the five not credited to Yuu Nishida, and Limitless labels the Japanese print Special Art Rare. Our physical PSA 10 is listed at ¥17,440 (~$113). The same print is offered as a back order at ¥19,368 (~$126).

English Counterparts: Mega Evolution and Ascended Heroes

Per Limitless TCG, as of October 7, 2026, the Japanese SAR and SR link to four English Acerola’s Mischief cards. Mega Evolution (MEG) is dated 26th September 2025 on Limitless, 188 cards; Ascended Heroes (ASC) 30th January 2026, 295 cards. Limitless groups prints by card text, so the illustrator columns are the only art-related facts; a matching credit is not a statement that the artwork is identical.

Limitless also lists the Japanese cards: M1S #90 is labelled Special Art Rare and M1S #84 Secret Rare there. Those are Limitless’s own labels; the database codes SAR and SR are used throughout. Because Yuu Nishida also drew the Uncommon and the other Nishida prints, a shared credit with the SR does not identify which English card matches it.

Dated Asks and Our PSA 10 Listings

A physical PSA 10 is a slab listed at the price shown. A back order is sourced to order, and the product page shows the current terms; the process is explained in Back Order a PSA 10 Card from Japan. The SNKRDUNK columns are asking prices as of October 7, 2026, not sales. “Raw” is the lowest ask on the ungraded product row.

The ungraded figure is the lowest price on SNKRDUNK’s product row, shown as a reference only.

Where to Buy Acerola’s Mischief from Japan

Each physical slab page shows its own price, and a back order is a slab sourced to order with terms on its product page. Raw cards and sealed Mega Symphonia product are separate from the graded route. Acerola’s Mischief PSA 10 slabs: the SAR 090/063 at ¥17,440 (~$113) and the SR 084/063 at ¥12,455 (~$81). Back orders: the SAR at ¥19,368 (~$126) and the SR at ¥13,538 (~$88). The set’s other cards are on our Mega Symphonia (M1S) card list. Browse other graded Japanese singles in the PSA 10 collection or the PSA 10 card list. For a print we do not list, such as the U 059/063, requests go through Quick Order. The buying process is in How to Buy Japanese Pokemon Cards from Japan. The box-versus-box comparison for the set is in Pokemon Mega Kangaskhan ex Box vs Japanese Mega Symphonia (M1S) Box.