Archaludon ex has three confirmed Japanese printings, all from the same set, and none are currently in our singles case — we don’t list this card as a single; the sealed Paradise Dragona booster box is the product we carry, and pulling this specific card from a box isn’t guaranteed. This guide covers what’s confirmed about each print and where to actually buy one.
In Japanese, Archaludon ex is ブリジュラスex, from Paradise Dragona (SV7a). The English version — Archaludon ex, Double Rare, Surging Sparks (SSP) #130 — is the confirmed cross-reference point for the Japanese prints below.
Archaludon ex has three confirmed Paradise Dragona (SV7a) prints — #37, #80 and #88 — plus two further listings on the same cross-reference table that weren’t independently re-checked. We don’t currently stock loose Archaludon ex singles; the Paradise Dragona (SV7a) Japanese Booster Box is the source product, with the Sealed variant currently listed at ¥16,500 (~$104) and 100 in stock.
Prices are current listings as of the August 28, 2026 snapshot, converted at ¥159/USD. Card data is sourced from Limitless TCG’s English and Japanese databases; where a detail could not be independently confirmed on the Japanese card page itself, it’s flagged below.
Every Japanese Print of Archaludon ex
Limitless TCG’s cross-reference table for English Surging Sparks #130 lists five Japanese-side entries for Archaludon ex. Three sit inside Paradise Dragona (SV7a); two more are named on the same table but weren’t opened individually for this guide.
| Set | # | Rarity | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Paradise Dragona (SV7a) | 37 | Double Rare | Confirmed on the individual JP card page |
| Paradise Dragona (SV7a) | 80 | Unconfirmed | Listed on cross-reference table |
| Paradise Dragona (SV7a) | 88 | Unconfirmed | Listed on cross-reference table |
| Mega Dream ex | 122 | Unconfirmed | Listed on cross-reference table only |
| Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection | 526 | Unconfirmed | Listed on cross-reference table only |
The rarity label for #37 was read directly off its own Japanese card page: Double Rare. #80 and #88 appear on the same cross-reference table without their own rarity confirmed here.
The Double Rare: Paradise Dragona #37
This is the print with a confirmed rarity label: Double Rare, matching its English counterpart, Archaludon ex, Surging Sparks #130. If your copy carries a Double Rare marking, #37 is the match.
We don’t currently list this print as a loose single — a search for “archaludon” on our site returns no results. We don’t list this card as a single; the sealed Paradise Dragona booster box, covered further down, is the product we carry, and pulling this specific card from a box isn’t guaranteed — request the single via Quick Order.
Two More Paradise Dragona Prints: #80 and #88
Card numbers 80 and 88 both appear on the same Limitless cross-reference table as #37. What can’t currently be confirmed is their individual rarity label — that would require opening each Japanese card page directly, which hadn’t been completed at the time this guide was compiled. Treat the rarity tier of #80 and #88 as an open question until confirmed.
Paradise Dragona (SV7a) is a 94-card set overall — see our complete Paradise Dragona (SV7a) card list for every card and rarity in the set alongside these three. The table above also names Archaludon ex at #122 in a release called Mega Dream ex, and at #526 in Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection; neither was opened individually for this guide, so treat the set name and number as the only confirmed details for those two.
Where This Card Comes From: The Paradise Dragona Booster Box
The Paradise Dragona (SV7a) Japanese Booster Box is a variable listing with two options. The Sealed variant is currently listed at ¥16,500 (~$104), on sale from ¥17,160, with 100 in stock. A No Shrink variant is listed at ¥14,768 (~$93) and low stock — only 1 left — as of the August 28, 2026 snapshot.
Reading Japanese Rarity Symbols
Because two of the three confirmed Paradise Dragona prints here don’t have an independently confirmed rarity label, knowing how to read the rarity marking on a Japanese card yourself is the fastest way to settle the question if you’re holding a physical copy. Our guide to Japanese Pokemon rarity symbols walks through what each marking looks like on the card itself — the most reliable way to identify #80 or #88 without relying on a cross-reference table.
Where to Buy Archaludon ex and Paradise Dragona Product
We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. For Archaludon ex, the source box is the direct route today — we don’t carry the card as a loose single.
- SV7a Paradise Dragona Japanese Booster Box — the Sealed variant is currently listed at ¥16,500 (~$104) and in stock; a No Shrink variant is listed at ¥14,768 (~$93) and low stock.
- Browse all Japanese Pokemon booster boxes for other current-era sets alongside Paradise Dragona.
- Quick Order if you’re building a mixed order across multiple sets or singles.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Japanese prints does Archaludon ex have?
Three confirmed prints in Paradise Dragona (SV7a) — card numbers 37, 80 and 88 — plus two further listings named on Limitless TCG’s cross-reference table (Mega Dream ex #122 and Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection #526) that haven’t been independently re-checked.
What set is Archaludon ex from in Japan?
Paradise Dragona (SV7a), a 94-card Japanese set. It pairs with the English-language Surging Sparks release, where the same card is #130, Double Rare.
Which Paradise Dragona print of Archaludon ex is the Double Rare?
Card number 37. That rarity was confirmed directly on the Japanese card page and matches the English Surging Sparks #130 Double Rare.
Do you sell Archaludon ex as a single card?
Not currently. We don’t list this card as a single; the sealed Paradise Dragona (SV7a) Japanese booster box is the product we carry, and pulling this specific card from a box isn’t guaranteed — request the single via Quick Order.
How much is the Paradise Dragona (SV7a) booster box?
As of the August 28, 2026 snapshot, the Sealed variant is currently listed at ¥16,500 (~$104) and 100 in stock. A No Shrink variant is listed at ¥14,768 (~$93) and low stock, with only 1 left.
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