Beedrill Japanese Pokemon cards include the e-series print we list: Beedrill 1ED, e5 005/088, from Expansion Pack Vol.5 “Mysterious Mountains.” We offer it as a PSA 10 back order.
This guide separates what is listing data for that specific print from what the official database verifies about the species from its modern prints, then walks through the other Beedrill cards we’ve verified in detail.
We list PSA 10 Beedrill 1ED, e5 005/088, Mysterious Mountains, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥101,796 (~$661). The number, set and 1st Edition mark for this print come from our own listing rather than the official database, which does not carry an entry for it. We also offer the alternate-art SR print, Beedrill V SR 069/067, as a PSA 10 back order at ¥13,056 (~$85). Species facts — No.015, Grass type, evolves from Kakuna — come from the modern SV2a print the database does verify.
The Print: Beedrill 1ED, e5 005/088 (Mysterious Mountains)
The species is スピアー (Beedrill), National Dex No.015. Our listing carries the number 005/088, a 1st Edition mark, and the set Expansion Pack Vol.5 (Mysterious Mountains, set code e5), part of the Japanese ポケモンカードe (Pokemon Card e) series.
The official database does not list the e-series print; the number, set and grade are as printed on our listed copy. The oldest スピアー prints the official database lists are DP/DPt/LEGEND era. What we can say about the species itself comes from the modern prints covered below.
Our listing is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥101,796 (~$661) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. See our PSA 10 back order guide for how that process works.
On September 24, 2026 the lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK for this print was ¥99,800 (PSA 10); no current raw figure in this update. Figures added in this update convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
Other Beedrill Prints We Verified in the Official Database
Away from the e-series, the official database lists several Beedrill prints. Here are the ones we verified in detail:
| Card | Number | Rarity | Set | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beedrill | 015/165 | R | Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) | nisimono |
| Beedrill ex | 096/083 | SR | Ninja Spinner (M4) | 5ban Graphics |
| Beedrill ex | 003/083 | RR | Ninja Spinner (M4) | toriyufu |
| Beedrill V | 069/067 | SR | Space Juggler (S10P) | Narumi Sato |
| Beedrill V | 001/067 | RR | Space Juggler (S10P) | Ayaka Yoshida |
The 015/165 print from Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) is the newest plain-name print in the database, with HP 130 and the evolution line 「コクーンから進化」 printed on the card — evolves from Kakuna. That line, plus the National Dex number and Grass type, is what this guide’s species facts are drawn from. The 069/067 print is the alternate-art SR behind our other listing, and the 001/067 print is a further Space Juggler version at RR rarity.
On September 24, 2026 the lowest SNKRDUNK ask on the 069/067 print was ¥5,500 (raw); no current SNKRDUNK PSA 10 figure in this update.
The database also lists a third Space Juggler print, SR at 068/067, illustrated by Ayaka Yoshida. Two further prints appear in Premium Champion Pack “EX×M×BREAK”: スピアーEX at CP4 001/131 and its Mega counterpart M スピアーEX at CP4 002/131. An Uncommon print, CP6 007/087, illustrated by Ken Sugimori, appeared in the XY BREAK-era Concept Pack “20th Anniversary.” A second print the official database does not carry, Janine’s Beedrill (キョウのスピアー) VS 061/141, is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥28,219 (~$183) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms; its number, set and grade are as printed on our listed copy.
The e-Series and 1st Edition: What We Can Verify
The official regulation page states plainly that ポケモンカードe series cards, along with ポケモンカード★VS and ポケモンカード★web, cannot be put in a Standard-format deck at all. Standard currently allows cards marked H, I and J, per the regulation page read September 24, 2026.
Our listed copy carries the 1 EDITION mark as shown on the listing; the official database does not distinguish these versions. See our Japanese 1st Edition Pokemon cards guide. For more on the era generally, see our e-Reader Pokemon cards: the Japanese e-series explained guide.
How to Read a Japanese Beedrill Card
On the modern prints the database does verify, three things identify a specific print: the card number at the bottom right (for example 015/165), the rarity icon beside it, and the regulation mark in the bottom-left corner. Check the card image itself for that mark.
Per the official regulation page, cards from the ポケモンカードe series cannot be used in Standard-format play regardless of any mark. Per that same page, read September 24, 2026, Standard currently allows cards marked H, I and J for the sets that do carry a mark.
Cross-reference: for the Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) set our species-fact print comes from, see our Pokemon 151 (SV2a) card list and our Pokemon Card 151 pull rates and best cards guide. For a comparable Master Ball Mirror single from the same set, see our Aerodactyl Master Ball Mirror card guide.
Where to Buy Beedrill from Tokyo
Our PSA 10 Beedrill 1ED, e5 005/088, is the print this guide is built around: offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥101,796 (~$661) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
See our full Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) card list for the modern Beedrill print, browse our wider PSA 10 collection, or use our Quick Order page. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Beedrill 1ED, e5 005/088?
It is our listing for a 1st Edition Beedrill card from Expansion Pack Vol.5 “Mysterious Mountains” (e5), a Japanese e-series set. The number, set and grade are as printed on our listed copy; the official database does not carry an entry for this e-series print. Species facts such as the National Dex number and Grass type come from the database’s modern SV2a print instead.
What is the SV2a 015/165 Beedrill?
It is the newest plain-name Beedrill print the official database lists: Rare (R), illustrated by nisimono, from Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a), with 130 HP and the evolution line 「コクーンから進化」 printed on the card.
Can I buy Beedrill 1ED, e5 005/088 right away?
It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥101,796 (~$661) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
What other Japanese Beedrill prints exist?
The prints we have verified in the official database include a Rare (R) at 015/165 from Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a), a Beedrill ex SR at 096/083 and RR at 003/083 from Ninja Spinner (M4), Beedrill V prints at 069/067 (SR), 068/067 (SR) and 001/067 (RR) from Space Juggler (S10P), スピアーEX CP4 001/131 and M スピアーEX CP4 002/131 from Premium Champion Pack “EX×M×BREAK”, and CP6 007/087 (U) from the XY BREAK-era Concept Pack “20th Anniversary.”
Can e-series Beedrill cards be used in Standard-format play?
No. The official regulation page states that ポケモンカードe series cards cannot be put in decks.
What does Beedrill evolve from?
The modern SV2a print prints 「コクーンから進化」, meaning it evolves from Kakuna, which in turn evolves from Weedle. Beedrill is the Stage 2 form of that line.
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