This guide focuses on two documented Cinderace ex prints from one Japanese set. That makes the pair covered here straightforward to compare once you know which of the two numbers you are chasing.
The card is エースバーンex — Cinderace ex, printed in the Japanese expansion pack 拡張パック「ステラミラクル」/ Expansion Pack “Stellar Miracle” (set code SV7). We do not currently list a Cinderace ex single of either featured SV7 print; sourcing requests for the single go through Quick Order. What we do list is the sealed SV7-Stellar Miracle Japanese Pokemon Booster Box that these two prints are pulled from — and this guide walks through what the card is, the two Japanese SV7 prints covered here, where Stellar Miracle sits as a set, and how the Japanese release compares to its English-set equivalents.
This guide documents two Japanese Cinderace ex prints from Stellar Miracle (SV7): a Double Rare (RR) at #18/102 and a Secret Rare at #116/102. No single of either featured print is currently listed on our site. The sealed SV7-Stellar Miracle Japanese Pokemon Booster Box (¥9,984, ~$63) is the source product for these two prints, with a Damaged Box variant also listed at ¥11,520 (~$72) for buyers who don’t mind cosmetic wear on the outer packaging.
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The Card: Cinderace ex #18/102 RR
Cinderace ex is a Stage 2 Fire-type Pokemon, evolving from Raboot. It carries 320 HP and two attacks: “Flare Strike” (RCC, 280 damage, with a usage restriction) and “Garnet Volley” (RFD, 180 damage). It has a Water weakness and a retreat cost of 0. The #18/102 print is the card’s regular numbered slot inside the Stellar Miracle set, at the Double Rare (RR) rarity tier, and it is illustrated by 5ban Graphics.
No Cinderace ex single is currently listed on our site — the print above is documented here for identification purposes. Sourcing requests for this or the secret-rare print go through Quick Order.
Print History: Cinderace ex Across Stellar Miracle
The two documented Japanese prints covered in this guide come from the same set — Stellar Miracle (SV7).
The #18/102 print sits inside the set’s main numbered run at the Double Rare tier — the standard treatment for an “ex” card in this generation of Japanese sets. The #116/102 print is the Secret Rare version: its number runs past the set’s own 102-card count, which is the standard Japanese convention for marking a card as a secret slot rather than part of the main numbered run.
| Set | Number | Rarity | JP Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stellar Miracle (SV7) | 18/102 | Double Rare (RR) | 19 Jul 2024 |
| Stellar Miracle (SV7) | 116/102 | Secret Rare | 19 Jul 2024 |
Because these two SV7 prints released on the same day in the same set, there is no “original vs reprint” distinction between them — the 18/102 and 116/102 are two parallel treatments of one card.
The Set: Stellar Miracle (SV7)
Stellar Miracle — 拡張パック「ステラミラクル」in Japanese — is set code SV7, released on 19 July 2024 with a main set size of 102 cards. Cinderace ex’s two prints sit inside that count and just past it, following the usual numbering pattern for a regular-rarity slot versus a secret-rare slot.
Stellar Miracle carries its own headline chase cards beyond Cinderace ex, based on our SV7 booster box listing’s own “Key Cards & Chase Cards” notes: Terapagos ex, printed as a Special Art Rare at #130/102 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and illustrated by Saboteri, and Briar (ブライア), a Trainer-Supporter card printed as a Secret Rare at #126/102 and illustrated by Naoki Saito.
Both of those chase cards come out of the same box product as the two Cinderace ex prints — for the full 102-card set list, see our Stellar Miracle SV7 card list, and for a broader look at what the set pulls, see our Stellar Miracle SV7 pull-rates and best cards guide.
Sealed SV7 product — where both the 18/102 and 116/102 prints originate — is available as the SV7-Stellar Miracle Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥9,984 (~$63), with a Damaged Box variant at ¥11,520 (~$72) for buyers who prefer a lower-cosmetic-grade box.
Where These Prints Sit Among Japanese Chase Rarities
Within Stellar Miracle, the two confirmed Cinderace ex prints sit on two different rungs of the set’s rarity structure: the regular numbered Double Rare (RR) print at 18/102, and the secret-slot Secret Rare at 116/102. The Secret Rare sits above the Double Rare — it is the harder-to-pull treatment placed outside the main numbering, which is the standard pattern for secret-rare-tier cards across this era of Japanese sets.
The set’s own headline chase cards sit at a different rarity again: Terapagos ex is a Special Art Rare (130/102), and Briar is a Secret Rare (126/102) — the same tier as Cinderace ex’s own secret print, just in a Trainer-Supporter slot rather than a Pokemon slot. Neither Cinderace ex print, nor Terapagos ex, nor Briar is currently listed as a single on our site; all three are documented here as identification reference for buyers opening or sourcing from Stellar Miracle product.
Where to Buy Cinderace ex from Tokyo
No Cinderace ex single — RR or Secret Rare — is currently listed on our site; sourcing requests for the single go through Quick Order. If you would rather pull your own copy, sealed SV7-Stellar Miracle Japanese Pokemon Booster Boxes are the source product for the two featured SV7 prints, currently listed at ¥9,984 (~$63), while the Damaged Box option is currently listed at ¥11,520 (~$72). The Damaged Box costs more at these listed prices, so compare both pages rather than assuming the cosmetic-damage option is cheaper.
For a wider view of other Japanese Pokemon booster boxes we carry, browse our Pokemon card box collection. For a mixed order across singles and sealed product, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a cart.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Cinderace ex #18/102 RR?
It is the Double Rare print of Cinderace ex (エースバーンex), card 18/102 from the Japanese Expansion Pack Stellar Miracle (set code SV7), released 19 July 2024. We do not currently list a single of this print; the sealed SV7 booster box it comes from is currently listed at ¥9,984 (~$63).
What is the difference between the 18/102 and 116/102 prints?
Both are from Stellar Miracle (SV7), released the same day. The 18/102 is a Double Rare print inside the set’s main 102-card numbering; the 116/102 is a Secret Rare, a secret-slot treatment numbered past the main count. Neither print is currently listed as a single on our site.
Does Cinderace ex have an English print?
Yes — based on the confirmed printings, it appears in Stellar Crown (SCR) at #28 and #157, as Scarlet & Violet Promos #163, and in Ascended Heroes #38. These English appearances do not map one-to-one onto the two Japanese prints.
What set is Cinderace ex from?
Stellar Miracle, Japanese set code SV7, released 19 July 2024 with a 102-card main set. The set’s own headline chase cards include Terapagos ex (Special Art Rare, 130/102) and Briar (Secret Rare, 126/102).
Can I buy a Cinderace ex single from Samurai Sword Tokyo?
Not currently — neither Cinderace ex print covered in this guide is listed as a single on our site. Sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page. Sealed SV7-Stellar Miracle booster boxes, which contain these two SV7 prints, are listed on our site.
Where can I buy sealed Stellar Miracle product from Tokyo?
Our SV7-Stellar Miracle Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥9,984 (~$63), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery. A Damaged Box variant is also listed at ¥11,520 (~$72) for buyers who don’t mind cosmetic wear on the outer box.
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