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Ceruledge Card Value Guide: Best Japanese Prints

Ceruledge Card Value Guide: Best Japanese Prints

Ceruledge doesn’t have the decade-long print history some Pokemon TCG staples do — its whole run so far fits inside about two and a half years. But in that window it has already picked up eight known Japanese printings across seven sets, split between two early Psychic-type prints and a later run of Fire-type cards. Two of those printings are graded PSA 10 singles we currently list out of Tokyo.

This guide lines up every Ceruledge printing we could confirm, in release order, and explains a quirk that trips people up when comparing copies: why some cards are typed Psychic and others Fire, even though it’s the same Pokemon. Where a detail couldn’t be confirmed against a primary source — a card number, a set total — we’ve said so instead of guessing.

Key Takeaway

We currently list two PSA 10 Ceruledge singles: Ceruledge ex SAR (203/187, Terastal Festival ex) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥13,184 and Ceruledge AR (109/106, Super Electric Breaker) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥8,230. Both are single listed copies — when one sells, it’s gone until we source another.

8
Printings Confirmed

2
Currently Listed (PSA 10)

2023–2025
Years of Ceruledge Prints

¥13,184
Our Top Listed PSA 10

Card numbers, sets, and release dates below are sourced from official card listings and the card database as cited throughout. Prices are our current Tokyo listings; where we mention a dollar figure, it’s converted at ¥163/USD (July 2026 baseline).

Every Ceruledge Printing We Could Confirm

In release order:

Card Set / Number Date Status
Ceruledge (R) Clay Burst (SV2D) 031/071 Apr 14, 2023 Not currently stocked
Ceruledge (S, Shiny) Shiny Treasure ex (SV4a) 268/190 Dec 1, 2023 Not currently stocked
Ceruledge ex Tera Type: Stellar Starter Set (SVLS) 006/022 Aug 30, 2024 Not currently stocked
Ceruledge (AR) Super Electric Breaker (SV8) 109/106 Oct 18, 2024 Currently listed at ¥8,230 (PSA 10)
Ceruledge ex (SAR) Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) 203/187 Dec 6, 2024 Currently listed at ¥13,184 (PSA 10)
Ceruledge (U) Inferno X (M2) 020/080 Sep 26, 2025 Not currently stocked
Ceruledge ex (RR) Inferno X (M2), number unconfirmed Sep 26, 2025 Not currently stocked
Ceruledge ex (RR) MEGA Dream ex (M2a) 031/193 Nov 28, 2025 Not currently stocked

Two patterns stand out. First, Ceruledge’s early prints — Clay Burst and its Shiny Treasure ex shiny — are typed Psychic, while everything from late 2024 onward, ex and non-ex alike, is typed Fire. Second, our two in-stock PSA 10 singles sit right in the middle of that run, from the two sets released back to back in late 2024.

Why Some Ceruledge Cards Say Psychic and Others Say Fire

Ceruledge is a Fire/Ghost-type Pokemon in the mainline games. In the trainer world introduced with Scarlet & Violet, Charcadet evolves into Ceruledge only in Pokemon Violet (using the Malicious Armor item) — in Scarlet it evolves into Armarouge instead.

The Pokemon TCG has never had a Ghost energy type, so different Ceruledge printings default to different substitute types depending on the era. The 2023 Clay Burst card is typed Psychic. The later ex versions — Terastal Festival ex and MEGA Dream ex — are typed Fire instead. If you’re comparing two Ceruledge cards side by side and the energy symbol doesn’t match, that’s why; it isn’t a printing error.

2023: Clay Burst and Shiny Treasure ex

Ceruledge’s first Japanese card is a straightforward one: Ceruledge (R), 031/071, from Clay Burst (SV2D), released April 14, 2023. It’s HP 140, typed Psychic, a single-stage evolution from Charcadet — the standard-rarity version most collectors would have pulled from that set’s boosters.

Ceruledge R 031/071 — Clay Burst (SV2D)
Ceruledge (R), 031/071 — Clay Burst (SV2D)

Ceruledge’s second appearance came eight months later in Shiny Treasure ex (SV4a), released December 1, 2023, as a Shiny-rarity card numbered 268/190. Shiny Treasure ex was the Scarlet & Violet era’s first high-class pack, and at release it was one of the largest Japanese Pokemon TCG sets ever produced — a scale later surpassed by Start Deck 100 Battle Collection. We don’t currently carry either of these two early prints as a graded single.

2024: The Tera Type: Stellar Starter Deck

August 30, 2024 brought a different kind of release: Tera Type: Stellar Ceruledge ex, card 006/022, one of two structured starter decks sold as a pair — the companion deck built around Tera Type: Stellar Sylveon ex. Each deck runs 22 cards. This is a preconstructed-deck single rather than a booster pull, and we don’t currently have this specific card in our graded listings.

The Cards We Stock: Super Electric Breaker and Terastal Festival ex

Two sets released seven weeks apart in late 2024 produced the Ceruledge cards we currently hold in PSA 10.

Ceruledge (AR), 109/106, comes from Super Electric Breaker (SV8), released October 18, 2024. It’s HP 140, typed Fire, carrying the moves 「ブレイズカース「 and 「こくえんぎり「.

Ceruledge AR 109/106 — Super Electric Breaker (SV8)
Ceruledge (AR), 109/106 — Super Electric Breaker (SV8)
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This is a single listed copy. Once it sells, it’s out of our listings until we source another PSA 10 of the same card. If you’d rather chase your own copy from sealed product, we carry sealed Super Electric Breaker booster boxes, and our Super Electric Breaker pull rates guide covers what else is worth pulling from that set beyond Ceruledge.

Seven weeks later, Ceruledge ex (SAR), 203/187, arrived in Terastal Festival ex (SV8a), released December 6, 2024. This is the bigger card of the two: HP 270, typed Fire, with moves 「しんえんほむら「 and 「アメジストレイジ「 (280 damage). The SAR (Special Art Rare) slot is Japan’s alternate-art chase tier for that era — if you want the fuller picture of how SAR compares to Japan’s other alt-art rarities, our Japanese alt-art SAR cards guide breaks that down.

Ceruledge ex SAR 203/187 — Terastal Festival ex (SV8a)
Ceruledge ex (SAR), 203/187 — Terastal Festival ex (SV8a)
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Same rule applies: a single listed copy, currently our highest-value Ceruledge print. When it sells, it’s gone until another PSA 10 comes through our grading queue.

2025: Ceruledge Enters the Mega Era

Ceruledge’s most recent prints move into the Mega era’s numbered sub-series. Inferno X (M2), released September 26, 2025, includes Ceruledge (U), 020/080, out of a 116-card set. Bulbapedia’s summary also lists a Ceruledge ex in an RR slot from the same set, but we couldn’t pin down its exact card number from the sources we checked — so we’re noting that it exists without assigning it a number we can’t confirm.

Two months later, MEGA Dream ex (M2a), released November 28, 2025, added Ceruledge ex (RR), 031/193 — HP 270, typed Fire, evolving from Charcadet, illustrated by 5ban Graphics, out of a 250-card set. Neither of these Mega-era prints is currently in our graded listings.

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Ceruledge ex RR 031/193 — MEGA Dream ex (M2a)
Ceruledge ex (RR), 031/193 — MEGA Dream ex (M2a)

For the full timeline of every Scarlet & Violet-era Japanese set, from SV1A through the Mega sub-series, our Scarlet & Violet era guide, published today, lines up sealed booster boxes for the whole era in one place.

Where to Buy Ceruledge Cards from Japan

We ship graded Japanese singles and sealed product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery worldwide. For the cards covered in this guide:

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Looking for one of the printings we don’t currently carry graded — the Clay Burst R, the Shiny Treasure ex Shiny, the Stellar starter ex, or either Mega-era ex — or want to build a mixed order across sets? Our Quick Order page is the fastest way to request it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most valuable Ceruledge card you currently stock?

Ceruledge ex SAR (203/187, Terastal Festival ex/SV8a), currently listed at ¥13,184 in PSA 10. It’s a single listed copy.

Why do some Ceruledge cards say Psychic and others say Fire?

Ceruledge is Fire/Ghost in the games, but the Pokemon TCG has no Ghost energy type. The 2023 Clay Burst printing is typed Psychic; the later ex versions — Terastal Festival ex and MEGA Dream ex — are typed Fire instead.

How many Ceruledge cards exist in Japanese?

At least eight printings across seven sets, from the April 2023 Clay Burst debut through the November 2025 MEGA Dream ex release. We currently stock two of those as graded PSA 10 singles.

What set is the Ceruledge AR card from?

Card 109/106, an Art Rare from Super Electric Breaker (SV8), released October 18, 2024. It’s HP 140 and typed Fire.

Where can I buy Ceruledge cards from Japan?

We currently stock two graded PSA 10 singles — the SAR at ¥13,184 and the AR at ¥8,230 — plus sealed Super Electric Breaker boxes that pull the AR. Both singles ship from Tokyo with tracked delivery; use our Quick Order page for any other printing.

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