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Crown Zenith Card List: All 230 Pokemon Cards & Japanese Prints

Crown Zenith Card List: All 230 Pokemon Cards & Japanese Prints

The Crown Zenith card list, for the English set released on January 20, 2023, runs to 230 entries on Limitless TCG: 159 main-set cards, one card numbered above the set size (#160 Pikachu) and a 70-card Galarian Gallery numbered GG1–GG70. The English set is described by pokemon.com as having “over 160” cards.

The Japanese prints in the tables come from the High Class Pack VSTAR Universe (S12a, December 2, 2022), released before the English set. In the tables, GG67–GG70 and the Supporters 147–151 are matched to their S12a prints by card identity, as Limitless TCG lists them; #160 Pikachu has no S12a print in the source.

Rarity and type words in the English tables are Limitless labels, not the printed rarity symbols. The Galarian Gallery has its own table because its GG numbers sit outside the 1–159 run.

Key Takeaways
  • 230 entries on Limitless TCG: 159 main-set cards, #160 Pikachu and 70 Galarian Gallery cards (GG1–GG70).
  • English release January 20, 2023; the Japanese set is VSTAR Universe (S12a), released December 2, 2022.
  • The five Secret Rare cards are #160 Pikachu and GG67–GG70 (the Palkia, Dialga, Giratina and Arceus VSTAR cards); Limitless links GG67–GG70 to S12a 259–262.
  • Limitless catalogues 254 S12a entries as of September 30, 2026, numbered up to 262 against a printed size of /172.
  • The Japanese S12a box is listed at ¥25,883 (~$168) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
Updated September 30, 2026
  • The complete English list is added: 159 main-set cards, #160 Pikachu and the 70-card Galarian Gallery.
  • GG67–GG70 and the Supporters 147–151 are matched to Japanese S12a prints per Limitless TCG; the S12a entry count is updated to 254.
  • The full Japanese list sits on the S12a card list page.
230
EN Entries
70
Galarian Gallery
1
JP Source Set
254
S12a Entries

Crown Zenith Secret Rares

Limitless labels five Crown Zenith cards Secret Rare: #160 Pikachu, which sits above the printed set size of 159, and the four VSTAR cards at the top of the Galarian Gallery, GG67–GG70. No Japanese print in S12a is verified for #160 Pikachu. Each Galarian Gallery VSTAR links to two S12a prints: a Triple Rare and an Ultra Rare numbered 259–262.

Crown Zenith Secret Rare cards. English list and Japanese prints per Limitless TCG, September 30, 2026 (prints matched by card identity; a match does not establish the same artwork). PSA 10 back orders are sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
EN No. Card Rarity Japanese prints (set, No., rarity) Ours
160 Pikachu Secret Rare not verified –
GG67 Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR Secret Rare S12a 28 (Triple Rare); S12a 259 (Ultra Rare) S12a 259 UR: PSA 10 listed at ¥20,694 (~$134) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
S12a 259 UR: PSA 10 back order ¥20,296 (~$132)
GG68 Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR Secret Rare S12a 101 (Triple Rare); S12a 260 (Ultra Rare) S12a 260 UR: PSA 10 back order ¥20,563 (~$134)
GG69 Giratina VSTAR Secret Rare S12a 111 (Triple Rare); S12a 261 (Ultra Rare) S12a 261 UR: PSA 10 back order ¥40,106 (~$260)
GG70 Arceus VSTAR Secret Rare S12a 127 (Triple Rare); S12a 262 (Ultra Rare) S12a 262 UR: PSA 10 back order ¥28,048 (~$182)

Crown Zenith Card List: 001–159

The main run is numbered 1–159, and 159 is also the printed set size per TCGdex. Cards 147–159 are labelled Ultra Rare by Limitless and are covered in the Ultra Rare section; #160 Pikachu sits in the secret-rare table.

Crown Zenith main set, No. 1–159. English list per Limitless TCG, as printed on September 30, 2026; rarity and type words are Limitless labels, not the printed rarity symbols
No. Card Rarity Type
1 Oddish Common G Basic
2 Gloom Uncommon G Stage 1
3 Bellossom Rare G Stage 2
4 Tangela Common G Basic
5 Tangrowth Rare G Stage 1
6 Scyther Common G Basic
7 Sunkern Common G Basic
8 Yanma Common G Basic
9 Yanmega Rare G Stage 1
10 Kricketot Common G Basic
11 Cherubi Common G Basic
12 Carnivine Uncommon G Basic
13 Leafeon V Double Rare G Basic
14 Leafeon VSTAR Triple Rare G VSTAR
15 Grubbin Common G Basic
16 Zarude Holo Rare G Basic
17 Calyrex Holo Rare G Basic
18 Charizard V Double Rare R Basic
19 Charizard VSTAR Triple Rare R VSTAR
20 Radiant Charizard Radiant Rare R Basic
21 Entei Holo Rare R Basic
22 Simisear V Double Rare R Basic
23 Simisear VSTAR Triple Rare R VSTAR
24 Larvesta Common R Basic
25 Volcarona Rare R Stage 1
26 Volcanion Holo Rare R Basic
27 Salandit Common R Basic
28 Salazzle Uncommon R Stage 1
29 Seel Common W Basic
30 Galarian Mr. Mime Common W Basic
31 Wailmer Common W Basic
32 Wailord Rare W Stage 1
33 Corphish Common W Basic
34 Snorunt Common W Basic
35 Luvdisc Common W Basic
36 Kyogre Holo Rare W Basic
37 Kyogre V Double Rare W Basic
38 Glaceon V Double Rare W Basic
39 Shinx Common L Basic
40 Shinx Common L Basic
41 Luxio Uncommon L Stage 1
42 Luxio Uncommon L Stage 1
43 Luxray Rare L Stage 2
44 Luxray Rare L Stage 2
45 Rotom V Double Rare L Basic
46 Rotom VSTAR Triple Rare L VSTAR
47 Emolga Common L Basic
48 Eelektrik Uncommon L Stage 1
49 Helioptile Common L Basic
50 Heliolisk Rare L Stage 1
51 Radiant Charjabug Radiant Rare L Basic
52 Zeraora Rare L Basic
53 Zeraora V Double Rare L Basic
54 Zeraora VMAX Triple Rare L VMAX
55 Zeraora VSTAR Triple Rare L VSTAR
56 Pincurchin Uncommon L Basic
57 Exeggcute Common P Basic
58 Exeggutor Rare P Stage 1
59 Mewtwo Holo Rare P Basic
60 Mew V Double Rare P Basic
61 Girafarig Uncommon P Basic
62 Lunatone Uncommon P Basic
63 Dusclops Uncommon P Stage 1
64 Tapu Lele Holo Rare P Basic
65 Hatterene V Double Rare P Basic
66 Hatterene VMAX Triple Rare P VMAX
67 Enamorus Rare P Basic
68 Graveler Uncommon F Stage 1
69 Solrock Uncommon F Basic
70 Baltoy Common F Basic
71 Riolu Common F Basic
72 Pancham Common F Basic
73 Rockruff Common F Basic
74 Lycanroc Rare F Stage 1
75 Koffing Common D Basic
76 Absol Holo Rare D Basic
77 Purrloin Common D Basic
78 Liepard Rare D Stage 1
79 Krokorok Uncommon D Stage 1
80 Pangoro Rare D Stage 1
81 Skrelp Common D Basic
82 Dragalge Rare D Stage 1
83 Hoopa Holo Rare D Basic
84 Galarian Meowth Common M Basic
85 Galarian Perrserker Rare M Stage 1
86 Scizor Rare M Stage 1
87 Aron Common M Basic
88 Lairon Uncommon M Stage 1
89 Aggron Holo Rare M Stage 2
90 Metang Uncommon M Stage 1
91 Pawniard Common M Basic
92 Pawniard Common M Basic
93 Bisharp Uncommon M Stage 1
94 Zacian Holo Rare M Basic
95 Zacian V Double Rare M Basic
96 Zacian VSTAR Triple Rare M VSTAR
97 Zamazenta Holo Rare M Basic
98 Zamazenta V Double Rare M Basic
99 Zamazenta VSTAR Triple Rare M VSTAR
100 Rayquaza V Double Rare N Basic
101 Rayquaza VMAX Triple Rare N VMAX
102 Rayquaza VMAX Triple Rare N VMAX
103 Duraludon V Double Rare N Basic
104 Duraludon VMAX Triple Rare N VMAX
105 Radiant Eternatus Radiant Rare N Basic
106 Tauros Rare C Basic
107 Ditto Holo Rare C Basic
108 Eevee V Double Rare C Basic
109 Snorlax Rare C Basic
110 Starly Common C Basic
111 Bidoof Common C Basic
112 Chatot Common C Basic
113 Regigigas V Double Rare C Basic
114 Regigigas VSTAR Triple Rare C VSTAR
115 Shaymin Uncommon C Basic
116 Stoutland V Double Rare C Basic
117 Yungoos Common C Basic
118 Gumshoos Rare C Stage 1
119 Oranguru Rare C Basic
120 Greedent V Double Rare C Basic
121 Wooloo Common C Basic
122 Dubwool Rare C Stage 1
123 Bea Holo Rare Supporter
124 Bede Holo Rare Supporter
125 Crushing Hammer Uncommon Item
126 Digging Duo Uncommon Supporter
127 Energy Retrieval Common Item
128 Energy Search Common Item
129 Energy Switch Uncommon Item
130 Friends in Hisui Uncommon Supporter
131 Friends in Sinnoh Uncommon Supporter
132 Great Ball Uncommon Item
133 Hop Holo Rare Supporter
134 Leon Holo Rare Supporter
135 Lost Vacuum Uncommon Item
136 Nessa Holo Rare Supporter
137 Poké Ball Common Item
138 Pokémon Catcher Uncommon Item
139 Potion Common Item
140 Raihan Holo Rare Supporter
141 Rare Candy Uncommon Item
142 Rescue Carrier Uncommon Item
143 Sky Seal Stone Holo Rare Tool
144 Switch Common Item
145 Trekking Shoes Uncommon Item
146 Ultra Ball Uncommon Item
147 Elesa’s Sparkle Ultra Rare Supporter
148 Friends in Hisui Ultra Rare Supporter
149 Friends in Sinnoh Ultra Rare Supporter
150 Professor’s Research Ultra Rare Supporter
151 Volo Ultra Rare Supporter
152 Grass Energy Ultra Rare Basic Energy
153 Fire Energy Ultra Rare Basic Energy
154 Water Energy Ultra Rare Basic Energy
155 Lightning Energy Ultra Rare Basic Energy
156 Psychic Energy Ultra Rare Basic Energy
157 Fighting Energy Ultra Rare Basic Energy
158 Darkness Energy Ultra Rare Basic Energy
159 Metal Energy Ultra Rare Basic Energy

Ultra Rare Cards 147–159 and Their Japanese Prints

Limitless labels 13 cards Ultra Rare at the end of the main set: five Supporters (147–151) and eight Basic Energy cards (152–159). The Supporters 147–150 each list two S12a prints, one with no rarity shown on Limitless and one Secret Rare; Volo (151) lists a single Secret Rare print. The eight Energy cards have no S12a print in the source.

Crown Zenith Ultra Rare cards, 147–159, with Japanese prints per Limitless TCG, September 30, 2026. Where Limitless shows no rarity for an S12a trainer entry, the cell reads “not shown”. PSA 10 back orders are sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
EN No. Card Rarity Japanese prints (set, No., rarity) Ours
147 Elesa’s Sparkle Ultra Rare S12a 150 (not shown); S12a 246 (Secret Rare) S12a 246 SR: PSA 10 back order ¥7,915 (~$51)
148 Friends in Hisui Ultra Rare S12a 160 (not shown); S12a 249 (Secret Rare) S12a 249 SR: PSA 10 back order ¥9,047 (~$59)
149 Friends in Sinnoh Ultra Rare S12a 154 (not shown); S12a 247 (Secret Rare) S12a 247 SR: PSA 10 back order ¥10,914 (~$71)
150 Professor’s Research Ultra Rare S12a 159 (not shown); S12a 248 (Secret Rare) –
151 Volo Ultra Rare S12a 245 (Secret Rare) –
152 Grass Energy Ultra Rare not verified –
153 Fire Energy Ultra Rare not verified –
154 Water Energy Ultra Rare not verified –
155 Lightning Energy Ultra Rare not verified –
156 Psychic Energy Ultra Rare not verified –
157 Fighting Energy Ultra Rare not verified –
158 Darkness Energy Ultra Rare not verified –
159 Metal Energy Ultra Rare not verified –

The Japanese Set Behind Crown Zenith

Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (as of September 15, 2026) pairs Crown Zenith with VSTAR Universe (S12a). The date, price and cards per pack in the table come from the official Japanese product page (pokemon-card.com); the entry count comes from the Limitless TCG Japanese set page.

Japanese source set behind Crown Zenith. Date, pack price and cards per pack per the official Japanese product page (tax included); entry count per Limitless TCG, September 30, 2026; the box link shows the current listing
Code Japanese set Type JP release Pack price Cards per pack Limitless entries Box
S12a ハイクラスパック「VSTARユニバース」 (VSTAR Universe) High Class Pack December 2, 2022 ¥550 10 254 ¥25,883 (~$168) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)

Bulbapedia’s list, as of September 15, 2026, gives 10 packs per box for S12a and marks it confirmed. The full Japanese list is on our S12a card list page and in the blog posts VSTAR Universe S12a Card List, VSTAR Universe Booster Box (S12a) Buying Guide and Crown Zenith Chase Cards.

Japanese Set-by-Set Breakdown

S12a VSTAR Universe — High Class Pack, JP release December 2, 2022

The official database prints S12a as /172, and its highest number is 262/172 (アルセウスVSTAR, UR), which leaves 90 numbers above the printed size (173–262). The official database holds 351 entries for the set once mirror and reverse duplicates are counted.

Limitless TCG catalogues 254 S12a entries as of September 30, 2026: 119 with no rarity label, 37 Art Rare, 35 Special Art Rare, 30 Double Rare, 17 Triple Rare, 6 Radiant Rare, 6 Secret Rare and 4 Ultra Rare. The Secret Rare prints Limitless lists include Volo (S12a 245) and the Supporters at 246–249, and the four Ultra Rare cards are the Origin Forme Palkia, Origin Forme Dialga, Giratina and Arceus VSTAR at 259–262.

Top-Rarity Japanese Cards in Pictures

Arceus VSTAR S12a 262 Ultra Rare Japanese VSTAR Universe
Arceus VSTAR (S12a 262) — Ultra Rare — VSTAR Universe
Giratina VSTAR S12a 261 Ultra Rare Japanese VSTAR Universe
Giratina VSTAR (S12a 261) — Ultra Rare — VSTAR Universe
Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR S12a 260 Ultra Rare Japanese VSTAR Universe
Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR (S12a 260) — Ultra Rare — VSTAR Universe
Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR S12a 259 Ultra Rare Japanese VSTAR Universe
Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR (S12a 259) — Ultra Rare — VSTAR Universe
Boss’s Command S12a 250 Japanese VSTAR Universe
Boss’s Command (S12a 250) — VSTAR Universe
Friends in Hisui S12a 249 Secret Rare Japanese VSTAR Universe
Friends in Hisui (S12a 249) — Secret Rare — VSTAR Universe

Arceus VSTAR: English GG70 ↔ S12a 262

English GG70 is a Secret Rare VSTAR. Limitless links it to S12a 127 (Triple Rare) and S12a 262 (Ultra Rare), the highest number in the Japanese set. The S12a 262 print is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥28,048 (~$182).

Giratina VSTAR: English GG69 ↔ S12a 261

English GG69 is a Secret Rare VSTAR. Its Japanese prints are S12a 111 (Triple Rare) and S12a 261 (Ultra Rare). The S12a 261 print is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥40,106 (~$260).

Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR: English GG68 ↔ S12a 260

English GG68 is a Secret Rare VSTAR. Limitless lists S12a 101 (Triple Rare) and S12a 260 (Ultra Rare). The S12a 260 print is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥20,563 (~$134).

Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR: English GG67 ↔ S12a 259

English GG67 is a Secret Rare VSTAR. Limitless lists S12a 28 (Triple Rare) and S12a 259 (Ultra Rare). The S12a 259 print has a physical PSA 10 listed at ¥20,694 (~$134) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and a PSA 10 back order is also offered at ¥20,296 (~$132).

Friends in Hisui: English 148 ↔ S12a 249

English #148 is an Ultra Rare Supporter. Its Japanese prints are S12a 160 (no rarity shown) and S12a 249 (Secret Rare). The S12a 249 print is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥9,047 (~$59).

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Numbering: English vs Japanese Crown Zenith

The English Crown Zenith list is one run, 1–159, followed by #160 Pikachu and then GG1–GG70 for the Galarian Gallery. Japanese S12a keeps its own code and numbers: it is printed /172 and runs to 262, with 90 numbers above the printed size. A Japanese print is identified by set code plus number, for example S12a 262, never by the English collector number.

The Galarian Gallery VSTAR cards GG67–GG70 line up with the top of S12a (259–262), and the Supporters 147–150 line up with S12a 246–249 in the Secret Rare range. Volo (151) lists S12a 245 only.

Matches in these tables come from the “JP. Prints” lists on Limitless TCG’s English card pages, which group prints by card identity. Only prints in S12a are shown; promo prints and other Japanese sets are not shown. Some S12a trainer entries (150, 154, 159 and 160) show no rarity on Limitless.

Set size figures come from different places: the printed size of 159 is per TCGdex, pokemon.com prints only “over 160”, and Limitless counts 230 entries including the Galarian Gallery.

Where to Buy the Japanese S12a Cards from Tokyo

The Japanese box for the source set is the S12a box, listed at ¥25,883 (~$168) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.

S12A-VSTAR Universe Japanese Pokemon Booster Box
S12A-VSTAR Universe Japanese Pokemon Booster Box

Graded cards from the S12a set are offered as PSA 10 rows. The Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR UR (S12a 259/172) has a physical PSA 10 listed at ¥20,694 (~$134) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and the Mewtwo VSTAR SAR (S12a 221/172) is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥23,480 (~$152). Back orders are sourced to order and the product pages show the current terms; examples are the Pikachu AR (S12a 205/172) at ¥57,946 (~$376), the Charizard VSTAR SAR (S12a 212/172) at ¥23,827 (~$155) and the Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR UR (S12a 260/172) at ¥20,563 (~$134). The overview of how back orders work is on the PSA 10 back orders page.

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PSA 10 Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR UR s12a 259/172
PSA 10 Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR UR (S12a 259/172)
PSA 10 Giratina VSTAR UR s12a 261/172
PSA 10 Giratina VSTAR UR (S12a 261/172)

Browse the Japanese Pokémon booster box collection or every Japanese set on the Pokemon card collection, or read the Crown Zenith guides: Crown Zenith Chase Cards, VSTAR Universe Pull Rates & Best Cards, VSTAR Universe Booster Box (S12a) Buying Guide and S12A No Shrink vs Regular Box.

USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.

For the English products of this set, see the Crown Zenith booster box vs Japanese VSTAR Universe comparison.

Crown Zenith Card List FAQ

How many cards are in the Crown Zenith card list?

Limitless TCG lists 230 entries: 159 main-set cards numbered 1–159, #160 Pikachu and a 70-card Galarian Gallery numbered GG1–GG70. The Galarian Gallery is numbered apart from the main run. pokemon.com describes the set as having “over 160” cards, and TCGdex gives a printed set size of 159.

How many secret rares does Crown Zenith have?

Limitless labels five cards Secret Rare: #160 Pikachu and the four Galarian Gallery VSTAR cards, GG67 Origin Forme Palkia, GG68 Origin Forme Dialga, GG69 Giratina and GG70 Arceus. Limitless prints the rarity as Secret Rare for all five. The Japanese prints of GG67–GG70 in S12a are numbered 259–262.

When did Crown Zenith release in English and in Japan?

Crown Zenith released in English on January 20, 2023, per pokemon.com. The Japanese set behind it, the High Class Pack VSTAR Universe (S12a), came out earlier on December 2, 2022, per the official Japanese product page, at ¥550 per pack including tax.

Which Japanese set are the Crown Zenith prints from?

The Japanese prints in the tables come from the High Class Pack VSTAR Universe (S12a, released December 2, 2022), which Limitless catalogues with 254 entries as of September 30, 2026. Limitless links GG67–GG70 and the Supporters 147–151 to S12a prints by card identity, not by artwork.

Do English and Japanese card numbers match?

No. English Crown Zenith runs 1–159, then #160, then GG1–GG70. Japanese S12a is printed /172 and runs to 262. A Japanese print is identified by set code plus number, such as S12a 262 for Arceus VSTAR, not by the English collector number.

How is the Crown Zenith Galarian Gallery numbered?

Limitless numbers it GG1–GG70: Character Holo Rare cards GG1–GG34, Character Super Rare cards GG35–GG56, Ultra Rare Supporters GG57–GG66 and Secret Rare VSTAR cards GG67–GG70. The form printed on the cards (GG01 or GG1) is not verified, so the numbers follow Limitless.

Where can I buy the Japanese S12a cards?

The Japanese box is the S12a box, listed at ¥25,883 (~$168) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), shipped from Tokyo, and PSA 10 rows for cards such as Arceus VSTAR UR are on their product pages. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.

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