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Briar Pokemon Trainer Card Guide: The SAR 132/102 Print (Stellar Miracle SV7)

Briar Pokemon Trainer Card Guide: The SAR 132/102 Print (Stellar Miracle SV7)

Briar, known in Japan as ブライア (Buraia), is a Trainer character tied to the Area Zero and Blueberry Academy storylines in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, and she has one confirmed Special Art Rare (SAR) Supporter print in the Japanese TCG so far.

That print comes from the Stellar Miracle (SV7) expansion pack, released 19 July 2024, and it carries a situational effect built around Prize cards rather than a straightforward draw or search. This guide covers the card itself, what we can and can’t confirm about an English-set equivalent, and where it sits in the Japanese rarity system — without inventing a second printing that doesn’t exist in our research.

Key Takeaways

Briar has one confirmed Japanese SAR print — PSA 10 Briar SAR 132/102, Stellar Miracle (SV7) currently listed at ¥9,439 (~$59). The card’s Prize-card effect only activates when the opponent has exactly 2 Prize cards remaining. The set it comes from, SV7 Stellar Miracle currently listed at ¥10,192, is a 135-card Japanese release from July 2024.

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Briar SAR 132/102: Stellar Miracle (SV7)

Briar SAR 132/102 Stellar Miracle SV7 Japanese Pokemon Supporter card
Briar SAR 132/102, Stellar Miracle (SV7)

Briar’s Japanese Supporter print appeared in エキスパンションパック「ステラミラクル」 — the Stellar Miracle expansion pack, catalogued as SV7, released 19 July 2024 as a 135-card Japanese set. The card is numbered 132/102, Special Art Rare (SAR), illustrated by DOM.

The effect is conditional rather than an unconditional draw or search: it can only be used while the opponent has exactly 2 Prize cards remaining, and it applies when a Tera Pokemon’s attack knocks out the opponent’s Active Pokemon that turn — in that specific window, you take an additional Prize card. The card carries Regulation Mark H.

Our research did not turn up a second Japanese print of Briar. Until a second print is verified, treat this SV7 132/102 SAR as the one confirmed Japanese Briar Supporter card rather than assuming a reprint exists elsewhere.

A PSA 10 print of this card is currently listed at ¥9,439 (~$59).

Japanese vs English Print

An automated lookup on Limitless TCG’s card database reported an English-set equivalent for this card as Stellar Crown #132 — the same card number carried over into the English set name that Stellar Miracle maps to. That number match is consistent with how other SV7 cards have lined up against Stellar Crown in our research, but this specific Briar mapping has not been independently cross-checked on a second source.

Treat the Stellar Crown #132 mapping as reported rather than confirmed. If you’re trying to match a raw English card to this Japanese SAR, the card number is the strongest signal we can point to, but we’re not stating it as a verified fact in this guide.

Where This SAR Sits in Japanese Rarity Tiers

Special Art Rare (SAR) is the full-art alternate-illustration tier applied to Trainer and Supporter cards in the current Scarlet & Violet-era Japanese TCG. It sits above the standard Super Rare (SR) treatment within the same expansion — both are alt-art Trainer slots, but SAR carries the more elaborate, full-bleed illustration treatment.

Stellar Miracle (SV7) is the same set that produced other high-rarity Trainer pulls, including a Lacey SAR (131/102) and a Lacey SR (124/102) — useful reference points if you’re trying to place Briar’s SAR alongside other alt-art Supporters from the same box rather than comparing it to a different set’s rarity scale.

Since the card text on Briar’s SAR is a conditional Prize-card effect rather than a draw or search engine, its collectibility within the SAR tier rests on the illustration treatment and set position rather than in-game power level — the same pattern that applies to most SAR Supporters in this era.

PSA 10 Briar SAR SV7 132/102 slab, listed on samuraiswordtokyo.com

PSA 10 Briar SAR 132/102 (SV7)

PSA 10 Lacey SAR SV7 131/102 slab, listed on samuraiswordtokyo.com

PSA 10 Lacey SAR 131/102 (SV7)

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Where to Buy Briar Cards from Tokyo

We ship graded and raw Japanese singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. The Briar SAR covered here is currently listed as a PSA 10 in our shop, and it comes from a set we also list sealed.

The card itself, PSA 10 Briar SAR 132/102, is listed at ¥9,439 (~$59). If you’d rather chase your own print by opening packs, the sealed SV7 Stellar Miracle Japanese Booster Box is listed at ¥10,192, and a Damaged Box version of the same set is listed at ¥11,520. Treat all three prices as listing snapshots rather than an ongoing supply.

For prints we don’t currently list, sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page — no restock timing is promised, but it’s the fastest way to build a mixed order. For more graded Trainer and Supporter singles from Japan, browse our PSA 10 graded card collection.

For the broader category this card belongs to, see our female Pokemon trainer card roundup and our wider PSA 10 Trainer card guide. For the SAR/SR alt-art tier specifically, our Japanese full-art Trainer card guide explains how it fits alongside other rarities. For the complete Stellar Miracle checklist rather than this single-card deep dive, see the Stellar Miracle (SV7) full card list, or our Stellar Miracle pull-rates and best-cards roundup. If you’re building a box order around this set, our Stellar Miracle booster box buying guide covers the sealed side in detail, and our Lacey Trainer card guide covers the other SAR Supporter pulled from the same set.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Briar Pokemon card?

Briar is a Trainer character from the Area Zero and Blueberry Academy storylines in Pokemon Scarlet & Violet, printed once so far as a Japanese Supporter card — a Special Art Rare (SAR) numbered 132/102 from the Stellar Miracle (SV7) expansion pack, released 19 July 2024.

What does the Briar Supporter card do?

It can only be used while the opponent has exactly 2 Prize cards remaining. If a Tera Pokemon’s attack knocks out the opponent’s Active Pokemon that turn, you take an additional Prize card. The card carries Regulation Mark H and was illustrated by DOM.

Does Briar have more than one Japanese print?

Not that our research has confirmed. We found one Japanese Briar Supporter print — SV7 132/102, SAR — and no second Japanese reprint. If that changes, this guide will be updated.

Is there an English version of the Briar SAR?

An automated lookup on Limitless TCG reported the English-set equivalent as Stellar Crown #132, matching the same card number. That mapping is reported rather than independently confirmed on a second source, so treat it as likely rather than certain.

What set is the Briar SAR from?

Stellar Miracle, catalogued as SV7, a 135-card Japanese expansion released 19 July 2024. we list both a sealed booster box and a Damaged Box version of this set.

Where can I buy a PSA 10 Briar card?

The SV7 print is currently listed at ¥9,439 (~$59). The sealed Stellar Miracle booster box is also listed if you’d rather open packs. For prints not currently listed, sourcing requests go through Quick Order.

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