Flashfire Card List: The Japanese XY2 Wild Blaze Prints Behind It

October 28, 2026 SamuraiSwordTokyo

The Flashfire card list below maps every English card to the Japanese expansion it came from: Wild Blaze, the second expansion of the Japanese Pokémon Card Game XY era. Bulbapedia, as of October 26, 2026, gives the English set as 109 cards released on May 7, 2014, and says the Japanese expansion came out earlier, in March 2014.

The English list is printed against 106 but runs to 109, because the last three cards are Rare Secret M Pokémon-EX. The Japanese list is printed against 080 and runs to 90, with ten rows numbered above the total. The secret-rare table matches each English top-rarity card to the Japanese print of the same name, using the official Japanese card database where it has the card and Bulbapedia’s Japanese list where it does not.

We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.

Key Takeaways

One Japanese set: Wild Blaze, code XY2, with the full Japanese list on our XY2 card list page.
109 English cards against 90 Japanese cards: the English list is printed /106 and the Japanese list /080.
The headline secret rare is M Charizard-EX: two Rare Secret versions in English, and two UR prints on Bulbapedia’s Japanese list at 088/080 and 089/080; the non-Mega Charizard-EX, Rare Ultra in English, is SR 081/080.
Charizard EX SR (XY2 081/080) is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥2,856,000 (~$18,545) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms (see PSA 10 back orders).

Updated October 26, 2026 — Japanese prints and store listings checked

The English list was read against Bulbapedia, the Japanese numbers against the official Japanese card database and Bulbapedia’s Japanese list, and the store rows against our current product pages.

109

EN Cards

Japanese Source Set

JP Cards

2014

EN Release Year

The Japanese Set Behind Flashfire

Flashfire has a single Japanese source. Bulbapedia’s text says: “In Japan, it was released as Wild Blaze, the second expansion in the Pokémon Card Game XY Era”, and its infobox gives 90 cards for the Japanese expansion.

The Japanese expansion behind Flashfire. Release date, card count and secret rares per Bulbapedia; code as shown on the official Japanese card database.
Code	Japanese set	JP release	Card count	Secret rares	Full JP card list
XY2	Wild Blaze (ワイルドブレイズ)	March 15, 2014	90 (printed total 080)	Charizard-EX, Magnezone-EX, Toxicroak-EX, Kangaskhan-EX, Lysandre, Pokémon Center Lady, Pokémon Fan Club (SR); M Charizard-EX (two prints), M Kangaskhan-EX (UR)	XY2 card list

Bulbapedia’s Japanese list prints 90 rows against a printed total of 080. The ten rows past 080 run from 081/080 to 090/080: Charizard-EX, Magnezone-EX, Toxicroak-EX, Kangaskhan-EX, Lysandre, Pokémon Center Lady and Pokémon Fan Club are marked SR, and the M Charizard-EX pair at 088/080 and 089/080 and M Kangaskhan-EX at 090/080 are marked UR. The rarities present on that list are C, U, R, RR, SR and UR. Bulbapedia prints no pack or box configuration for the expansion.

The English set puts seven Rare Ultra cards at 100–106 and three Rare Secret cards at 107–109, so its top tier is ten cards, the same count as the ten Japanese rows past 080.

Flashfire Secret Rares and Their Japanese Prints

Bulbapedia labels English cards 100/106 to 106/106 as Rare Ultra and 107/106 to 109/106 as Rare Secret. Reading the Japanese list in order, 081/080 to 087/080 are the seven SR cards and 088/080 to 090/080 are the three UR cards, so the English and Japanese top tiers line up name for name. Cards are matched by name, not by artwork.

The two English M Charizard-EX Rare Secret cards, 107 (Fire) and 108 (Dragon), share one name and Bulbapedia’s Japanese list also carries two M Charizard-EX UR prints, so the table gives the pair of Japanese numbers rather than assigning one to each English card.

Flashfire top-rarity cards and their Japanese prints. English rarity and type per Bulbapedia; a Japanese number without a note is the official-database card of the same name, rarity per Bulbapedia’s Japanese list as of the same date. In our rows, “1ED” is our listing’s wording for first edition, not an official term.
EN No.	Card	EN rarity	Japanese print (set, No., rarity)	Ours
100	Charizard-EX	Rare Ultra	XY2 081/080 — SR	Charizard EX SR (XY2 081/080), PSA 10 back order ¥2,856,000 (~$18,545)
101	Magnezone-EX	Rare Ultra	XY2 082/080 — SR	—
102	Toxicroak-EX	Rare Ultra	XY2 083/080 — SR	—
103	Kangaskhan-EX	Rare Ultra	XY2 084/080 — SR	—
104	Lysandre	Rare Ultra	XY2 085/080 — SR (number from Bulbapedia’s Japanese list only)	—
105	Pokémon Center Lady	Rare Ultra	XY2 086/080 — SR	Pokemon Center’s Big sister SR (XY2 086/080), PSA 10 back order ¥109,643 (~$712)
106	Pokémon Fan Club	Rare Ultra	XY2 087/080 — SR (number from Bulbapedia’s Japanese list only)	—
107	M Charizard-EX (Fire)	Rare Secret	Wild Blaze (XY2) — UR; Bulbapedia lists two M Charizard-EX UR prints, 088/080 and 089/080	M Charizard EX: XY2 088/080 UR (1ED listing), PSA 10 back order ¥217,013 (~$1,409); XY2 089/080 UR, PSA 10 back order ¥5,610,000 (~$36,429)
108	M Charizard-EX (Dragon)	Rare Secret	Wild Blaze (XY2) — UR; the second of the same two prints, 088/080 and 089/080	The same two prints, 088/080 and 089/080
109	M Kangaskhan-EX	Rare Secret	XY2 090/080 — UR (number from Bulbapedia’s Japanese list only)	M Kangaskhan EX UR 1ED listing (XY2 090/080), PSA 10 back order ¥83,460 (~$542)

Charizard-EX SR 081/080

The official database lists Charizard-EX at 081/080 in XY2. A regular Charizard-EX print in the same expansion, not a secret rare, is 011/080.

M Charizard-EX UR 088/080 and 089/080

Bulbapedia’s Japanese list marks both M Charizard-EX prints past the printed total as UR. A regular M Charizard-EX in the official database is 055/080. Bulbapedia notes that secret prints of M Pokémon-EX were introduced in this set, with golden attack text in the artwork, and that Japanese prints of M Pokémon-EX display Japanese attack text.

M Kangaskhan-EX UR 090/080

Bulbapedia marks M Kangaskhan-EX at 090/080 as UR, the last row of the Japanese list. The regular M Kangaskhan-EX in the official database is 065/080 and the regular Kangaskhan-EX is 064/080.

Flashfire Card List: 001–109

The English Flashfire list runs from 1/106 to 109/106 on Bulbapedia, with the Pokémon type in the Type column and the English rarity as printed there. Bulbapedia’s English set list carries no Japanese number columns, so the Japanese numbering is given for the top-rarity prints in the secret-rare table, matched to the official Japanese card database by card name.

Flashfire, 001–109. English list per Bulbapedia; rarity and type words as printed there.
No.	Card	Type	Rarity
001	Caterpie	Grass	Common
002	Metapod	Grass	Uncommon
003	Butterfree	Grass	Rare
004	Pineco	Grass	Common
005	Seedot	Grass	Common
006	Nuzleaf	Grass	Uncommon
007	Shiftry	Grass	Rare Holo
008	Roselia	Grass	Common
009	Roserade	Grass	Uncommon
010	Maractus	Grass	Uncommon
011	Charizard-EX	Fire	Rare Holo ex
012	Charizard-EX	Fire	Rare Holo ex
013	M Charizard-EX	Fire	Rare Holo ex
014	Ponyta	Fire	Common
015	Rapidash	Fire	Uncommon
016	Torkoal	Fire	Uncommon
017	Fletchinder	Fire	Uncommon
018	Litleo	Fire	Common
019	Litleo	Fire	Common
020	Pyroar	Fire	Rare Holo
021	Qwilfish	Water	Rare
022	Feebas	Water	Common
023	Milotic	Water	Rare Holo
024	Spheal	Water	Common
025	Sealeo	Water	Uncommon
026	Walrein	Water	Rare
027	Luvdisc	Water	Uncommon
028	Buizel	Water	Common
029	Floatzel	Water	Rare
030	Bergmite	Water	Common
031	Avalugg	Water	Uncommon
032	Shinx	Lightning	Common
033	Luxio	Lightning	Uncommon
034	Luxray	Lightning	Rare
035	Magnezone-EX	Lightning	Rare Holo ex
036	Helioptile	Lightning	Common
037	Heliolisk	Lightning	Rare
038	Duskull	Psychic	Common
039	Dusclops	Psychic	Uncommon
040	Dusknoir	Psychic	Rare Holo
041	Toxicroak-EX	Psychic	Rare Holo ex
042	Espurr	Psychic	Common
043	Meowstic	Psychic	Rare
044	Skrelp	Psychic	Common
045	Geodude	Fighting	Common
046	Graveler	Fighting	Uncommon
047	Golem	Fighting	Rare
048	Binacle	Fighting	Common
049	Barbaracle	Fighting	Rare
050	Sneasel	Darkness	Uncommon
051	Sneasel	Darkness	Common
052	Weavile	Darkness	Rare
053	Stunky	Darkness	Common
054	Stunky	Darkness	Common
055	Skuntank	Darkness	Rare
056	Sandile	Darkness	Common
057	Krokorok	Darkness	Uncommon
058	Scraggy	Darkness	Common
059	Scrafty	Darkness	Rare
060	Forretress	Metal	Rare
061	Durant	Metal	Rare
062	Flabébé	Fairy	Common
063	Flabébé	Fairy	Common
064	Floette	Fairy	Rare
065	Floette	Fairy	Uncommon
066	Florges	Fairy	Rare Holo
067	Spritzee	Fairy	Common
068	Carbink	Fairy	Rare Holo
069	M Charizard-EX	Dragon	Rare Holo ex
070	Druddigon	Dragon	Rare Holo
071	Dragalge	Dragon	Rare
072	Goomy	Dragon	Common
073	Sliggoo	Dragon	Uncommon
074	Goodra	Dragon	Rare Holo
075	Pidgey	Colorless	Common
076	Pidgeotto	Colorless	Uncommon
077	Pidgeot	Colorless	Rare
078	Kangaskhan-EX	Colorless	Rare Holo ex
079	M Kangaskhan-EX	Colorless	Rare Holo ex
080	Snorlax	Colorless	Rare
081	Sentret	Colorless	Common
082	Furret	Colorless	Rare
083	Miltank	Colorless	Uncommon
084	Buneary	Colorless	Common
085	Lopunny	Colorless	Rare
086	Fletchling	Colorless	Common
087	Furfrou	Colorless	Uncommon
088	Blacksmith	Supporter	Uncommon
089	Fiery Torch	Item	Uncommon
090	Lysandre	Supporter	Uncommon
091	Magnetic Storm	Stadium	Uncommon
092	Pal Pad	Item	Uncommon
093	Pokémon Center Lady	Supporter	Uncommon
094	Pokémon Fan Club	Supporter	Uncommon
095	Protection Cube	Item	Uncommon
096	Sacred Ash	Item	Uncommon
097	Startling Megaphone	Item	Uncommon
098	Trick Shovel	Item	Uncommon
099	Ultra Ball	Item	Uncommon
100	Charizard-EX	Fire	Rare Ultra
101	Magnezone-EX	Lightning	Rare Ultra
102	Toxicroak-EX	Psychic	Rare Ultra
103	Kangaskhan-EX	Colorless	Rare Ultra
104	Lysandre	Supporter	Rare Ultra
105	Pokémon Center Lady	Supporter	Rare Ultra
106	Pokémon Fan Club	Supporter	Rare Ultra
107	M Charizard-EX	Fire	Rare Secret
108	M Charizard-EX	Dragon	Rare Secret
109	M Kangaskhan-EX	Colorless	Rare Secret

Top-Rarity Japanese Cards in Pictures

These are the official card images from the Japanese card database: the SR secret rares whose numbers the database confirms, then the regular M Charizard-EX that appears in our graded rows. The SR labels come from Bulbapedia’s Japanese list; the database detail pages print no rarity, and the RR label on M Charizard-EX follows our listing name.

Charizard-EX XY2 081/080 Japanese Wild Blaze — Charizard-EX (XY2 081/080) — SR — Wild Blaze (ワイルドブレイズ)

Magnezone-EX XY2 082/080 Japanese Wild Blaze — Magnezone-EX (XY2 082/080) — SR — Wild Blaze (ワイルドブレイズ)

Toxicroak-EX XY2 083/080 Japanese Wild Blaze — Toxicroak-EX (XY2 083/080) — SR — Wild Blaze (ワイルドブレイズ)

Kangaskhan-EX XY2 084/080 Japanese Wild Blaze — Kangaskhan-EX (XY2 084/080) — SR — Wild Blaze (ワイルドブレイズ)

Pokemon Center Lady XY2 086/080 Japanese Wild Blaze — Pokemon Center Lady (XY2 086/080) — SR — Wild Blaze (ワイルドブレイズ)

M Charizard-EX XY2 055/080 Japanese Wild Blaze — M Charizard-EX (XY2 055/080) — RR — Wild Blaze (ワイルドブレイズ)

Lysandre, Pokémon Fan Club and the three UR prints are not pictured; their 085–090 numbers come from Bulbapedia’s Japanese list.

Japanese vs English Flashfire: Numbering and What Changes

Bulbapedia states the release gap in one sentence: the English expansion was released after the Japanese one. Wild Blaze therefore came out about seven weeks before Flashfire.

Numbering is where the two lists part ways. The English set list is printed against 106, while the infobox gives 109 cards, because 107/106 to 109/106 are numbered past the total. The Japanese Wild Blaze list is printed against 080 and carries ten rows above it. Bulbapedia states no per-card mapping between the lists, so every Japanese number in the tables is either an official-database match by card name or a number from Bulbapedia’s Japanese list. A Japanese card is identified by its set code together with its number, such as XY2 081/080.

Rarity words differ too. The English list uses labels such as Rare Holo ex, Rare Ultra and Rare Secret; Bulbapedia’s Japanese list for Wild Blaze shows C, U, R, RR, SR and UR. Whether the Japanese prints carry the same promos as the English ones is not stated on Bulbapedia.

The English page also lists 19 promo or exclusive printings of cards from this set, covering theme decks, Battle Arena Decks, League Challenge and Pokémon League prizes, box exclusives and a Build-A-Bear stamp. They reuse the English card numbers from the main list and are shown as Bulbapedia prints them.

Promo and exclusive printings Bulbapedia lists for the English Flashfire set, with the English card number they reuse, as of the same date.
EN No.	Card	Type	Promo note as printed
012	Charizard-EX	Fire	Sheen Holo Battle Arena Decks—Mega Charizard X vs. Mega Blastoise / Battle Arena Deck—Mega Charizard X exclusive
023	Milotic	Water	Non Holo Mystic Typhoon Theme Deck exclusive
031	Avalugg	Water	1st Place Crosshatch Holo Pokémon League Mauville/Lavaridge Season League Challenge promo
031	Avalugg	Water	2nd Place Crosshatch Holo Pokémon League Mauville/Lavaridge Season League Challenge promo
031	Avalugg	Water	3rd Place Crosshatch Holo Pokémon League Mauville/Lavaridge Season League Challenge promo
031	Avalugg	Water	4th Place Crosshatch Holo Pokémon League Mauville/Lavaridge Season League Challenge promo
037	Heliolisk	Lightning	Cracked Ice Holo Brilliant Thunder Theme Deck exclusive
043	Meowstic	Psychic	Cracked Ice Holo Mystic Typhoon Theme Deck exclusive
068	Carbink	Fairy	Non Holo Battle Arena Decks: Xerneas vs. Yveltal exclusive
069	M Charizard-EX	Dragon	Sheen Holo Battle Arena Deck—Mega Charizard X exclusive
070	Druddigon	Dragon	Non Holo Ho-Oh Legendary Battle Deck exclusive
070	Druddigon	Dragon	Cosmos Holo Knock-Out Collection exclusive
080	Snorlax	Colorless	Build-A-Bear Stamp
088	Blacksmith	Supporter	Sheen Holo XY Series: Pyroar Box exclusive
088a	Blacksmith	Supporter	Yellow A Alternate cards / Yellow A Alternate art Sun & Moon Series: Premium Trainer’s XY Collection exclusive
089	Fiery Torch	Item	Sheen Holo XY Series: Pyroar Box exclusive
089	Fiery Torch	Item	Crosshatch Holo Pokémon League Lavaridge Season (April 2015)
091	Magnetic Storm	Stadium	Crosshatch Holo Pokémon League Mauville Season (February 2015)
094	Pokémon Fan Club	Supporter	Crosshatch Holo Pokémon League Petalburg Season (May 2015)

Where to Buy the Japanese XY2 Cards from Tokyo

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Among the graded XY2 prints, the Charizard EX SR (XY2 081/080) is a PSA 10 back order at ¥2,856,000 (~$18,545), and the M Charizard EX UR 089/080 at ¥5,610,000 (~$36,429). The 1ED-listing M Charizard EX UR (XY2 088/080) is at ¥217,013 (~$1,409) and the 1ED-listing M Charizard EX RR (XY2 055/080), the regular-art Mega card, at ¥164,580 (~$1,069). The Pokemon Center’s Big sister SR (XY2 086/080) is ¥109,643 (~$712) and the 1ED-listing M Kangaskhan EX UR (XY2 090/080) is ¥83,460 (~$542).

The full Japanese list is on the XY2 card list page, graded cards by set are on the PSA 10 card list page, and every Japanese set is indexed on the Japanese card list hub page. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order. For the set itself, read the XY2 Wild Blaze set guide; the cards have their own write-ups in the Pokemon Center’s Big Sister SR guide and the M Kangaskhan EX UR guide. The same layout is used for the Crown Zenith card list and the Destined Rivals card list.

Flashfire Card List FAQ

How many cards are in Flashfire?

Bulbapedia’s infobox gives 109 cards. The set list is printed against 106 and runs to 109/106, because the last three cards, two M Charizard-EX and M Kangaskhan-EX, are Rare Secret cards numbered past the total. The cards before them, 100 to 106, are Rare Ultra.

Which Japanese set is Flashfire based on?

Flashfire was released in Japan as Wild Blaze, the second expansion of the Pokémon Card Game XY era, per Bulbapedia. The official Japanese card database codes it XY2. Its Japanese list is printed against 080 and, per Bulbapedia, runs to 90 cards.

When did Wild Blaze release in Japan?

Bulbapedia says the Japanese expansion, Wild Blaze, was released on March 15, 2014. The English Flashfire set followed on May 7, 2014, about seven weeks later, so the Japanese packs came first. Bulbapedia does not print a pack or box configuration for the Japanese expansion.

Are the Japanese and English Flashfire numbers the same?

No. The English list is numbered against 106 and runs to 109, while Wild Blaze is printed against 080 and runs to 90. Bulbapedia states no per-card mapping, so match cards by name and identify a Japanese print by its set code plus number, such as XY2 081/080.

Which Flashfire cards are secret rares?

Bulbapedia marks two M Charizard-EX cards and M Kangaskhan-EX, English 107 to 109, as Rare Secret, and 100 to 106 as Rare Ultra. On Bulbapedia’s Japanese list the seven Rare Ultra counterparts are SR at 081/080 to 087/080, and the three Mega cards are UR at 088/080 to 090/080.

What are the Japanese prints of M Charizard-EX in Flashfire?

Bulbapedia’s Japanese list marks two M Charizard-EX prints as UR, at 088/080 and 089/080 in Wild Blaze (XY2); a regular print is 055/080 in the official database. Bulbapedia does not say which English Rare Secret card, Fire or Dragon, matches which Japanese number.

How do I buy the Japanese XY2 prints from Japan?

We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. The Charizard EX SR, the M Charizard EX prints, the M Kangaskhan EX UR and the Pokemon Center’s Big sister SR are listed as PSA 10 back orders. For any other Wild Blaze card, send a sourcing request through Quick Order.

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