Drampa — ジジーロン in Japanese — appears across multiple Japanese sets and rarity tiers. A Limitless search returned at least 24 Japanese entries; this guide examines eight verified prints spanning three eras of the Japanese TCG.
The #83 Art Rare comes from Cyber Judge (SV5M), a January 2024 Scarlet & Violet-era set whose featured Paradox cards include Iron Leaves ex, Iron Crown ex and Iron Boulder ex. Further back, the SM8b GX Ultra Shiny set carries another high-rarity Drampa on this list: a 180 HP Shiny Secret Rare (SSR) GX version, ジジーロンGX.
This guide walks through the verified prints set by set, explains where each rarity tier sits, and points to the one Japanese booster box currently listed on our site that carries a genuine Drampa pull.
Drampa’s two Cyber Judge (SV5M) prints — the #60 Rare and the #83 Art Rare — come out of the Cyber Judge Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥9,690 (~$61). No PSA 10 single of any Drampa print is currently listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests for singles go through Quick Order.
The Japanese Drampa Cards Verified in This Guide
A full-name Limitless search returned at least 24 Japanese Drampa entries. The eight prints verified for this guide are listed below:
| Set (code) | # | Rarity | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cyber Judge (SV5M) | 60 | Rare | Toshinao Aoki |
| Cyber Judge (SV5M) | 83 | Art Rare | Mékayu |
| GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b) | 243 | Shiny Secret Rare (SSR) GX | 5ban Graphics |
| Ultra Moon (SM5M) | 52 | Rare | — |
| Dragon Storm (SM6a) | 38 | Uncommon | — |
| Skyscraping Perfection (S7D) | 47 | Uncommon | — |
| Alter Genesis (SM12) | 67 | Uncommon | — |
| Single Strike Master (S5I) | 60 | Uncommon | — |
Four of the eight verified prints above are Uncommon. The two featured higher-rarity examples are the SM8b Shiny Secret Rare (SSR) GX and the SV5M Art Rare.
The Anchor Set: Cyber Judge (SV5M)
Cyber Judge — 拡張パック「サイバージャッジ」on Japanese packaging, Limitless code SV5M — released in Japan on January 26, 2024, and runs to 100 total cataloged cards. Drampa appears twice: a straightforward #60 Rare illustrated by Toshinao Aoki, and a full-art #83 Art Rare illustrated by Mékayu.
It’s worth being precise about where Drampa sits in this set. Cyber Judge’s actual headline chase trio is the Paradox Pokemon line-up — Iron Leaves ex, Iron Crown ex, and Iron Boulder ex — not Drampa. The #83 Art Rare is a genuine, collectible secondary pull from the same box, but it isn’t the card driving the set’s reputation.
Iron Leaves ex (#93) and Iron Crown ex (#94) are two of the three Special Art Rare Paradox chase cards that actually anchor Cyber Judge’s reputation — shown here as set-mates for context, not as Drampa prints. For the full chase-card breakdown, see our Cyber Judge pull rates and best cards guide, and for the complete SV5M card list, see our Cyber Judge card list.
For collectors outside Japan, the SV5M #60 and #83 Drampa prints line up with Temporal Forces (TEF) #138 and #184 as the English-set equivalents of this Cyber Judge pair.
ジジーロンGX Shiny Secret Rare (SSR) in SM8b GX Ultra Shiny
GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b) carries ジジーロンGX at card #243, a Shiny Secret Rare (SSR) with 180 HP and Colorless typing, illustrated by 5ban Graphics. This Sun & Moon-era card uses a different rarity ladder from the later SV5M Art Rare.
For English-set collectors, this print’s overseas equivalents are Guardians Rising (GRI) #115, #142, and #160, plus a Hidden Fates (HIF) #SV80 variant.
GX-era Secret Rares like this one sit in their own value tier within the wider Sun & Moon GX card pool. For more on how GX Secret Rares and Tag Team GX cards are ranked, see our best Tag Team GX cards guide.
The Other Verified Prints: SM5M, SM6a, S7D, SM12, S5I
The remaining five verified Drampa prints sit at Rare or Uncommon, spread across both halves of Drampa’s print history — the SM-prefixed sets from the Sun & Moon era and the later S-prefixed sets from the Sword & Shield era:
| Set (code) | # | Rarity | Era |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ultra Moon (SM5M) | 52 | Rare | Sun & Moon |
| Dragon Storm (SM6a) | 38 | Uncommon | Sun & Moon |
| Alter Genesis (SM12) | 67 | Uncommon | Sun & Moon |
| Skyscraping Perfection (S7D) | 47 | Uncommon | Sword & Shield |
| Single Strike Master (S5I) | 60 | Uncommon | Sword & Shield |
None of these five carry illustrator credits or figures verified in this guide, and none currently line up with a booster box listed on our site. Ultra Moon (SM5M) is the standout of the group on rarity alone — a Rare rather than an Uncommon — but it’s still a base-rarity print rather than a chase card. These five rows exist mainly to show how consistently Drampa was printed across the Sun & Moon and early Sword & Shield eras, rather than as targets in their own right.
Chase Prints and What Makes Them Collectible
Across the eight verified prints, two featured treatments are the SV5M #83 Art Rare and the SM8b #243 Shiny Secret Rare GX. They sit apart from the four Uncommons and the two Rares in the table:
- Art Rare (Scarlet & Violet era) — a full-illustration treatment reserved for a curated subset of a set’s Pokemon, sitting above the standard Rare tier in Cyber Judge’s rarity ladder. The #83 Drampa is one of these, alongside the set’s Paradox Special Art Rares.
- Shiny Secret Rare (Sun & Moon era) — the SM8b #243 GX uses the set’s SSR designation and is numbered beyond the base-set denominator.
- Rare and Uncommon — the tier every other verified Drampa print occupies. These are legitimate, collectible cards, but they sit at the standard end of each set’s rarity ladder rather than the chase end.
Full-art treatments like the SV5M #83 Art Rare are their own collecting category across the wider Japanese TCG. For more on how full-art rarity tiers compare set to set, see our best full-art Pokemon cards guide.
Which Japanese Box to Open for Drampa
Cyber Judge (SV5M), which carries both the #60 Rare and the #83 Art Rare, is currently listed on our site. The SM8b GX Ultra Shiny SSR and the five Rare/Uncommon prints from SM5M, SM6a, S7D, SM12 and S5I are not tied to a box listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Where to Buy Drampa Cards from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo every week, worldwide, with tracked delivery. For Drampa specifically, the Cyber Judge Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥9,690 (~$61), is the direct route to both the #60 Rare and #83 Art Rare in one box — and the same box carries the Iron Leaves ex, Iron Crown ex, and Iron Boulder ex Paradox trio that headlines the set.
Browse the wider Japanese Pokemon booster box collection for other sets currently listed, and request a quote via our Quick Order page for singles, the SM8b Shiny Secret Rare GX, or any of the other verified Drampa prints not tied to a listed box above.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Japanese Drampa Pokemon card prints are there?
A Limitless search returned at least 24 Japanese Drampa entries. This guide verifies eight of them in detail, spanning the Sun & Moon, Sword & Shield, and Scarlet & Violet eras.
What is the rarest Drampa card?
Among the eight verified prints covered here, the SM8b #243 is a Shiny Secret Rare (SSR) GX and the SV5M #83 is an Art Rare. The remaining verified examples are Rare or Uncommon.
Is Drampa the headline chase card in Cyber Judge (SV5M)?
No. Cyber Judge’s headline chase trio is the Paradox Pokemon line-up — Iron Leaves ex, Iron Crown ex, and Iron Boulder ex. Drampa’s #83 Art Rare is a genuine secondary pull from the same box, not the set’s marquee card.
What is the English equivalent of the Cyber Judge Drampa cards?
The SV5M #60 and #83 Drampa prints line up with Temporal Forces (TEF) #138 and #184 as the English-set equivalents.
Where can I buy a Drampa Pokemon card from Japan?
The Cyber Judge Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, currently listed at ¥9,690 (~$61), carries the #60 Rare and #83 Art Rare in the same box. No PSA 10 single of any Drampa print is currently listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests for singles or other prints go through our Quick Order page.
Why does the SM8b Drampa card say “GX” and 180 HP?
The SM8b #243 print is from the Sun & Moon era, when Drampa received a GX-mechanic version — ジジーロンGX — printed as a Secret Rare with 180 HP and Colorless typing. It predates the Scarlet & Violet-era Cyber Judge prints by several years and uses an entirely different rarity system.
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