The three Clay Burst Chi-Yu ex prints covered here share one release day, and the 092/071 Special Art Rare is one of the Chi-Yu ex full art cards. The three are straightforward to compare once you know which Clay Burst treatment you are looking at.
The card is イーユイex — Chi-Yu ex, printed as a Special Art Rare (SAR) at 092/071 in the Japanese expansion pack クレイバースト / “Clay Burst” (set code SV2D), illustrated by AKIRA EGAWA. The sealed source for these three prints is the SV2D–Clay Burst Japanese Pokemon Booster Box. We ship Japanese sealed product and singles out of Tokyo.
The three Clay Burst prints documented here are 016/071 (Double Rare), 085/071 (Secret Rare), and 092/071 (Special Art Rare), released 14 April 2023. The SAR is not the set’s headline chase card; that title belongs to Iono SAR (096/071), per our own Clay Burst (SV2D) card list. These three Chi-Yu ex prints come from the SV2D–Clay Burst Japanese Pokemon Booster Box.
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Chi-Yu ex Full Art Cards: The Clay Burst SAR and Japanese SV Prints
Collectors use “full art” for prints whose artwork fills the whole card face. Japanese sets do not print those words: the official card database prints only a rarity code, and the full-art treatments are the SR (full-art ex and Supporter cards), SAR (Special Art Rare), AR (Art Rare), CHR / CSR (Character Rare) and the gold UR and rainbow HR printings. Of the three Chi-Yu ex prints from Clay Burst covered here, 092/071, Special Art Rare (SAR), illustrated by AKIRA EGAWA, is a Chi-Yu ex full art print.
For how the treatments differ across sets, see our full art Pokemon cards guide.
The Card: Chi-Yu ex 092/071 SAR
Chi-Yu ex is one of the “Treasures of Ruin” legendary ex prints in Clay Burst — a secondary chase line inside the set rather than the set’s headline pull (that is Iono SAR). The 092/071 print is a Special Art Rare, a full alternate-art treatment illustrated by AKIRA EGAWA, and its position at #092 in a “071” set — a number past the set’s own base card count — marks it as a secret-tier slot rather than part of the main numbered run.
The set the card comes from — and the SAR pulls from it, Chi-Yu ex included — is contained in the SV2D–Clay Burst Japanese Pokemon Booster Box.
For background on the illustrators working across this era of Japanese sets, see our Pokemon card artist guide.
Print History: Chi-Yu ex Across Clay Burst
The three Japanese prints here come from the same set — Clay Burst (SV2D) — and were released on the same day.
The 016/071 print sits inside the set’s main numbered run at the Double Rare tier — illustrated by 5ban Graphics — the standard non-secret treatment for an “ex” card in this generation of Japanese sets. The 085/071 print is a Secret Rare, illustrated by PLANETA Yamashita, placed outside the main 71-card count. The 092/071 print, shown above, is the Special Art Rare — a further alternate-art treatment.
| Set | Number | Rarity | Illustrator | JP Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clay Burst (SV2D) | 016/071 | Double Rare | 5ban Graphics | 14 Apr 2023 |
| Clay Burst (SV2D) | 085/071 | Secret Rare | PLANETA Yamashita | 14 Apr 2023 |
| Clay Burst (SV2D) | 092/071 | Special Art Rare | AKIRA EGAWA | 14 Apr 2023 |
All three share the name Chi-Yu ex, so check the card number in the bottom corner first: 016/071 is the regular Double Rare, 085/071 is the Secret Rare, and 092/071 is the full alternate-art Special Art Rare covered in this guide.
Within Clay Burst, these three prints released on the same day and are parallel rarity treatments of one card, not a first edition and a later reissue.
The Set: Clay Burst (SV2D)
Clay Burst — クレイバースト in Japanese — is set code SV2D, released in Japan on 14 April 2023, the same day as its sister set Snow Hazard (SV2P). The set runs to 71 cards in its main numbering, with a further 28 secret-tier slots bringing the total cataloged rows to 99.
Clay Burst’s headline chase card is not Chi-Yu ex — it is Iono SAR (096/071), per our own Clay Burst (SV2D) card list, which covers the full 99-card catalogue. Chi-Yu ex’s SAR is a secondary Treasures of Ruin chase line sitting alongside it in the same set and the same box. For more on Iono’s prints across Japanese sets, see our Iono cards guide.
For a wider look at what else the set contains and how it opens, see our Clay Burst pull-rates and best-cards hub.
Where This SAR Sits Among Japanese Chase Rarities
Within Clay Burst, the three Chi-Yu ex prints covered here sit on three different rungs of the set’s rarity structure: the regular numbered Double Rare at 016/071, the secret-slot Secret Rare at 085/071, and the secret-slot Special Art Rare at 092/071. The SAR sits above both — the full alternate-art treatment placed outside the main numbering, which is the standard pattern for SAR-tier cards across this era of Japanese sets.
Even at SAR tier, Chi-Yu ex’s print does not outrank the set’s own headline pull. Our Clay Burst card-list hub identifies Iono SAR (096/071) as the set’s headline print, with Chi-Yu ex’s SAR sitting as a secondary Treasures of Ruin chase line beneath it. Fellow Treasures of Ruin member Ting-Lu ex (097/071) is an Ultra Rare from the same set and the same box — a sibling chase print rather than a Chi-Yu ex printing.
The sealed source for these three — plus Iono SAR and Ting-Lu ex — is the SV2D box.
Where to Buy Chi-Yu ex from Tokyo
The SV2D–Clay Burst Japanese Pokemon Booster Box Sealed option is currently listed at ¥11,835 (~$77), shipped from Tokyo, and is the source product for the three Chi-Yu ex prints covered here — 016/071, 085/071, and 092/071 — plus the set’s Iono SAR and Ting-Lu ex.
Sourcing requests for a specific card go through our Quick Order page. For other Japanese Pokemon booster boxes, browse our Pokemon card box collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Chi-Yu ex cards are full art?
A Chi-Yu ex full art print covered in this guide is the Special Art Rare 092/071 from the Japanese expansion pack Clay Burst (SV2D), illustrated by AKIRA EGAWA and released on 14 April 2023. It is a secret-slot print placed outside the main 71-card numbering of the set.
What is Chi-Yu ex 092/071 SAR?
It is the Special Art Rare print of Chi-Yu ex, card 092/071 from the Japanese expansion pack Clay Burst (set code SV2D), released 14 April 2023, illustrated by AKIRA EGAWA. It is one of the three Clay Burst prints covered in this guide.
Is Chi-Yu ex the headline chase card of Clay Burst (SV2D)?
No. Our own Clay Burst (SV2D) card-list page identifies Iono SAR (096/071) as the set’s headline pull. Chi-Yu ex’s SAR is a secondary Treasures of Ruin chase line in the same set.
Which Japanese Chi-Yu ex prints does this guide cover?
Three prints from Clay Burst (SV2D), released the same day: 016/071 (Double Rare), 085/071 (Secret Rare), and 092/071 (Special Art Rare).
Does Chi-Yu ex have an English print?
Yes — Paldea Evolved (PAL) carries the card across three slots (#40, #234, #259), and Paldean Fates (PAF) has a further print at #241. These do not map one-to-one onto the three Japanese prints.
Where can I buy Chi-Yu ex from Tokyo?
The SV2D–Clay Burst Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is the sealed source for the three Clay Burst prints covered here, and sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
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