Bonsly — ウソハチ (Usohachi) in Japanese — is Sudowoodo’s Basic-stage pre-evolution, printed as a Fighting-type card even though the games place it in the Rock-type, baby-Pokemon family. Its Japanese card history is short: a Limitless database search filtered to Bonsly returns exactly one current-era print, and this guide covers that print in full — what set it’s from, what the card does, and which sealed Japanese boxes still carry a shot at pulling one.
This bonsly pokemon card guide walks through the confirmed print, the Expansion Pack it comes from, the same-set chase cards worth knowing, and the two Japanese boxes we currently list that contain that release. Bonsly doesn’t have a graded PSA 10 single listed on our site at the moment, so rather than pointing you at a single that doesn’t exist, this guide leads to the sealed product the print actually comes out of.
One Japanese Bonsly print is verified in this guide: card #058/108 from the Expansion Pack Ruler of the Black Flame (set code SV3), a Fighting-type Basic Pokemon illustrated by Mizue. We don’t currently have a graded Bonsly single listed — sourcing requests go through Quick Order. The SV3 Ruler of the Black Flame Booster Box that carries this print is currently listed at ¥17,160 (~$108), and the set’s headline chase card, the PSA 10 Charizard ex UR [SV3 139/108] (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), is currently listed at ¥23,584 (~$148). Exchange rate used throughout: ¥159/USD (September 2026).
Bonsly’s Verified Japanese Print
The single Bonsly print we’ve verified this session is card #058 of the Expansion Pack Ruler of the Black Flame, set code SV3, illustrated by Mizue. It’s a Basic Pokemon with 30 HP, printed as Fighting-type despite Bonsly’s Rock-type classification in the core games. We haven’t independently reconfirmed a rarity label for this specific card beyond a low-tier inference from context, so treat it as printed at a low rarity tier typical of Basic Pokemon in this set rather than a confirmed “Common” designation.
| Card | Set / Number | Rarity | Illustrator | Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bonsly | SV3 058/108 | Low-tier (not independently reconfirmed) | Mizue | Not verified this session |
No older or promo Bonsly print turned up in this session’s search, and no graded PSA 10 Bonsly single is currently on our site. If you’re after a graded copy, a sourcing request through Quick Order is the direct route — we don’t carry a fixed timeline for when or whether a specific graded single becomes available.
The Set It Comes From: Ruler of the Black Flame (SV3)
The set carrying Bonsly’s confirmed print is Expansion Pack “Ruler of the Black Flame,” set code SV3. Limitless lists it under that English-translated title; we haven’t independently reconfirmed the official Japanese-language set name this session, so we’re using the translated title as displayed. The database also cross-references an English-set equivalent for this print: Obsidian Flames (OBF) #110, which puts a Bonsly collector working from either language’s checklist looking at the same underlying release.
Cards in this set carry a /108 denominator — the same one printed on Bonsly’s own 058/108 — even where the numerator runs past that count for higher rarity slots. The set’s Charizard ex Ultra Rare is numbered 139/108, and its Tyranitar ex Super Rare and Pidgeot ex Special Art Rare sit in the same secret-rare range above the base 108-card count that Bonsly belongs to. That shared denominator is the quickest way to confirm a card belongs to this release before checking the specific rarity slot it fills.
Chase Prints and What Makes Them Collectible
Bonsly’s Basic-Pokemon slot sits well below the set’s headline rarity tiers. Ruler of the Black Flame’s own chase lineup runs Ultra Rare (Charizard ex, 139/108), Super Rare (Tyranitar ex), and Special Art Rare (Pidgeot ex) — three distinct rarity tiers above a standard Basic Pokemon print like Bonsly’s. That spread is typical of a modern Expansion Pack structure: a low-tier Basic card shares a box with several stacked secret and special-art rarity slots for the set’s marquee Pokemon.
None of the three chase cards above changes what Bonsly’s own print is worth pulling for — they’re listed here because they come from the same booster box and give collectors a sense of where Bonsly’s low-tier print sits relative to the set’s premium slots. For a set-hopper opening boxes for the headline pulls, Bonsly is the kind of card that turns up alongside those chase slots rather than one collectors specifically chase on its own.
Japanese Products from Bonsly’s Set
Two Japanese products from the Ruler of the Black Flame release family are currently listed on our site. The booster box is the set that Bonsly 058/108 belongs to; the deck build box comes from the same set family, and Bonsly’s inclusion in it is not verified here:
- SV3-Ruler Of The Black Flame Japanese Pokemon Booster Box — currently listed at ¥17,160 (~$108); the main booster release carrying Bonsly’s #058/108 print alongside the set’s full rarity spread.
- Ruler of the Black Flame Deck Build Box — currently listed at ¥5,400 (~$34); the same-set family product for collectors after a lower-cost entry point into this release.
Where to Buy Bonsly Cards from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product worldwide out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. The SV3 Ruler of the Black Flame Booster Box currently listed at ¥17,160 (~$108), is the direct route to Bonsly’s confirmed print, and the Ruler of the Black Flame Deck Build Box currently listed at ¥5,400 (~$34), is the lower-cost same-set alternative. Browse the wider Japanese Pokemon booster box collection for other current sealed product, or request a quote via Quick Order for a graded Bonsly single or any card from this set not listed above — no timing guarantees, but sourcing requests go through that page.
This guide is part of a wider Day 23 collector-guide cluster covering early-game and fossil-adjacent Pokemon — see our Pichu cards guide, Kabuto cards guide, and Kadabra cards guide for more, and if you’re browsing by Pokedex order across generations, our Pokemon 151 Japanese card list is a related hub to continue from.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a Bonsly Pokemon card?
Yes — one Japanese print is verified in this guide: Bonsly #058/108 from the Expansion Pack Ruler of the Black Flame (set code SV3), a Fighting-type Basic Pokemon illustrated by Mizue.
What rarity is the Japanese Bonsly card?
We haven’t independently reconfirmed a specific rarity label for this card beyond a low-tier inference from context. It’s best described as printed at a low rarity tier typical of Basic Pokemon in this set rather than a confirmed “Common” designation.
Is there a PSA 10 Bonsly card for sale?
We don’t currently have a graded Bonsly single listed. Sourcing requests for a specific graded copy go through our Quick Order page, with no fixed timing.
What box do I open to pull a Bonsly card?
Bonsly’s confirmed print comes from Ruler of the Black Flame (SV3). We currently list the SV3 Ruler of the Black Flame Booster Box at ¥17,160 (~$108) and the Ruler of the Black Flame Deck Build Box at ¥5,400 (~$34), both from the same release.
What is the English equivalent of the Japanese Bonsly card?
Limitless cross-references this print with Obsidian Flames (OBF) #110 on the English side.
What are the chase cards in the same set as Bonsly?
Ruler of the Black Flame’s headline chase cards are Charizard ex UR (139/108), Tyranitar ex SR, and Pidgeot ex SAR — all pulled from the same booster box as Bonsly’s #058/108 print.
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