Future Flash (SV4M) is a compact Japanese Scarlet & Violet-era expansion, and its secret-tier run is exactly that — tight. Where some sets sprawl past 30 secret cards, Future Flash caps its chase list at 28, split across four distinct rarities that go from full-art Pokemon straight through to a single Item card in Ultra Rare.
This page transcribes every secret-tier card in the set — number, Japanese name, English name, and rarity — grouped by tier, plus the base-set and total counts as catalogued by Limitless TCG. If you’re trying to identify a pull, check inventory against a set list, or just see what’s in the box before you buy, everything below comes straight from that catalogue.
Future Flash sits in the Scarlet & Violet era of the Japanese Pokemon TCG, released between the earlier Ruler of the Black Flame and later Wild Force and Cyber Judge expansions. Unlike some entries in that run, its secret tier keeps a clean structure: every card in the top three rarities is either an ex Pokemon or a named Trainer/Supporter, and the tier is small enough to lay out in full without summarizing.
Future Flash (SV4M) released 27 Oct 2023 with 94 catalogued rows total — 66 base-set cards and 28 secret-tier cards, as catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026. The secret tier splits into Art Rare (12), Secret Rare (9), Special Art Rare (5), and Ultra Rare (2). No official MSRP or pull-odds data is available for this set; our own listed box price is below.
Card data catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026. Prices are our own listed prices, converted at ¥159/USD. No official MSRP or box-odds data has been verified for this set.
Every Secret-Tier Card in Future Flash (SV4M)
Future Flash carries 94 catalogued rows in total — 66 base-set cards (numbered 1–66, catalogued by Limitless as of August 2026) and 28 secret-tier cards numbered 67 through 94. The secret tier breaks down into four rarities:
| Rarity | Card count | Number range |
|---|---|---|
| Art Rare | 12 | No. 67–78 |
| Secret Rare | 9 | No. 79–87 |
| Special Art Rare | 5 | No. 88–92 |
| Ultra Rare | 2 | No. 93–94 |
The full transcription for each tier is below, with Japanese and English names side by side. For a broader look at how this set fits into the surrounding Scarlet & Violet lineup, see our Future Flash chase cards guide, and for the set that followed it in the same era, our Ancient Roar (SV4K) complete card list.
The numbering in this set runs straight through from base to secret with no gaps: cards 1–66 are the base set, and 67–94 are the secret tier, in ascending order by rarity — Art Rare first, then Secret Rare, then Special Art Rare, then Ultra Rare. That means if you’re holding a card numbered above 66, it belongs in the tables below somewhere, and the number alone tells you which rarity band it falls into before you even check the card itself.
Art Rare Tier (No. 67–78)
The Art Rare tier opens the secret run with 12 full-art Pokemon, all non-ex. This is the widest tier in the set and the most affordable entry point into the secret-tier run.
| No. | Japanese name | English name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 67 | レドームシ | Dottler | Art Rare |
| 68 | リククラゲ | Toedscruel | Art Rare |
| 69 | テツノドクガ | Iron Moth | Art Rare |
| 70 | バニリッチ | Vanillish | Art Rare |
| 71 | テツノツツミ | Iron Bundle | Art Rare |
| 72 | シママ | Blitzle | Art Rare |
| 73 | クエスパトラ | Espathra | Art Rare |
| 74 | ハガネール | Steelix | Art Rare |
| 75 | エイパム | Aipom | Art Rare |
| 76 | チルット | Swablu | Art Rare |
| 77 | ポリゴンZ | Porygon-Z | Art Rare |
| 78 | テツノコウベ | Iron Jugulis | Art Rare |
None of these 12 are ex cards — the Art Rare tier in Future Flash is entirely non-ex Pokemon in full-art treatment, which is a distinct pattern from sets where Art Rare doubles up with ex reprints. Twelve different Pokemon fill this tier with no repeats, from Dottler and Toedscruel at the low end of the numbering to Iron Jugulis closing it out at No. 78. If you’re sorting a bulk pull, checking the No. column against the table above is the fastest way to confirm you have an Art Rare rather than a base-set printing of the same Pokemon.
Secret Rare Tier (No. 79–87)
Secret Rare is where the ex Pokemon and key Trainer cards first appear in the secret tier — six ex cards followed by three Trainer cards.
| No. | Japanese name | English name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 79 | テツノカイナex | Iron Hands ex | Secret Rare |
| 80 | テツノブジンex | Iron Valiant ex | Secret Rare |
| 81 | ストリンダーex | Toxtricity ex | Secret Rare |
| 82 | ギルガルドex | Aegislash ex | Secret Rare |
| 83 | チルタリスex | Altaria ex | Secret Rare |
| 84 | イッカネズミex | Maushold ex | Secret Rare |
| 85 | ヒョウタ | Roark | Secret Rare |
| 86 | フトゥー博士のシナリオ | Professor Turo’s Scenario | Secret Rare |
| 87 | リップ | Tulip | Secret Rare |
Four names carry through from this tier into Special Art Rare in the next section: Iron Hands ex, Iron Valiant ex, Altaria ex, and Professor Turo’s Scenario each get a second printing at the SAR level, along with Tulip. The nine Secret Rare cards split cleanly into two groups by the numbering itself — six ex Pokemon at No. 79–84, followed by three named Trainer/Supporter cards at No. 85–87 (Roark, Professor Turo’s Scenario, and Tulip).
Special Art Rare Chase Cards (No. 88–92)
Special Art Rare reprints five of the Secret Rare cards above in full-bleed alternate art. This is the tier most collectors are hunting when they open a Future Flash box.
| No. | Japanese name | English name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 88 | テツノカイナex | Iron Hands ex | Special Art Rare |
| 89 | テツノブジンex | Iron Valiant ex | Special Art Rare |
| 90 | チルタリスex | Altaria ex | Special Art Rare |
| 91 | フトゥー博士のシナリオ | Professor Turo’s Scenario | Special Art Rare |
| 92 | リップ | Tulip | Special Art Rare |
Notice that Toxtricity ex, Aegislash ex, Maushold ex, and Roark — all present at Secret Rare — do not get an SAR reprint. Only the five cards above make the jump to Special Art Rare in this set. That’s a narrower selection than some Scarlet & Violet-era sets where nearly every Secret Rare ex gets a Special Art Rare counterpart — here, only three of the six Secret Rare ex Pokemon (Iron Hands, Iron Valiant, and Altaria) and two of the three Trainer cards (Professor Turo’s Scenario and Tulip) make the cut.
Ultra Rare Tier (No. 93–94)
The secret tier closes with just two Ultra Rare cards — one more printing of Iron Valiant ex, and a Trainer-Item card, Counter Catcher.
| No. | Japanese name | English name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 93 | テツノブジンex | Iron Valiant ex | Ultra Rare |
| 94 | カウンターキャッチャー | Counter Catcher | Ultra Rare |
Iron Valiant ex is the only card in Future Flash catalogued across all three top rarities — Secret Rare (No. 80), Special Art Rare (No. 89), and Ultra Rare (No. 93) — making it the single most-reprinted card in the secret tier of this set.
Where Future Flash Sits Among Its Era
Looking at Future Flash next to the sets released immediately around it — all catalogued from the same Limitless index — it’s the smallest of the four by total card count, though its secret-tier proportion is close to the others:
| Set | Total catalogued cards | Secret-tier cards |
|---|---|---|
| Ruler of the Black Flame (SV3) | 141 | 33 |
| Future Flash (SV4M) | 94 | 28 |
| Wild Force (SV5K) | 100 | 29 |
| Cyber Judge (SV5M) | 100 | 29 |
At 94 total catalogued cards, Future Flash runs noticeably shorter than Ruler of the Black Flame’s 141, and slightly shorter than the 100-card counts of Wild Force and Cyber Judge. Its 28 secret-tier cards are also the fewest of the four, but not by a wide margin — the difference between 28 and 29 is a single card. For collectors comparing box economics across these sets, Future Flash effectively packs a similar-sized chase list into a smaller base set.
Put another way, the secret tier makes up roughly 30% of Future Flash’s total card count (28 of 94), a slightly higher share than Ruler of the Black Flame (33 of 141, about 23%) and in line with Wild Force and Cyber Judge (29 of 100, 29% each). Whether that translates to easier or harder pulls isn’t something we can state, since no verified odds data exists for any of these sets in our sourcing — it’s a card-count comparison, not a probability claim.
Box Pricing
No official MSRP has been verified for Future Flash in our sourcing, so we’re not going to state one. What we can tell you is our own listed price for sealed Japanese booster boxes, which is currently listed between ¥10,192 and ¥12,240 (~$64–$77) depending on the batch. Every box carries the same table of possible secret-tier pulls covered above — Art Rare through Ultra Rare — and we don’t hold back any tier for separate sale.
We don’t have verified pull-odds data for this set, so we won’t estimate how often any single card in the tables above shows up per box. If you want a curated breakdown of which Future Flash cards are worth watching for, our Future Flash chase cards guide covers that side of the set separately. For singles or a mixed order across sets, you can also request a quote via our Quick Order page.
Where to Buy Future Flash
We ship Japanese sealed product from Tokyo with tracked delivery worldwide. Sealed Future Flash booster boxes are the direct route to all four secret-tier rarities above — Art Rare, Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare all come out of the same box. Since Future Flash is a Japanese-only release catalogued through Limitless, sealed boxes and singles sourced from Japan are the primary way to build a set that matches the tables on this page card-for-card.
For singles from this set, or to build a mixed order across Future Flash and other Scarlet & Violet-era Japanese sets, request a quote via our Quick Order page. Tell us the card numbers and rarities from the tables above and we’ll check what’s available. For the full catalogue view of this set, see the Future Flash (SV4M) card list hub, and for the set that followed it, our Ancient Roar (SV4K) complete card list.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many cards are in Future Flash (SV4M)?
94 catalogued rows in total, as catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026: 66 base-set cards and 28 secret-tier cards.
How many secret-tier cards does Future Flash have, and what rarities?
28 secret-tier cards, split across four rarities: Art Rare (12), Secret Rare (9), Special Art Rare (5), and Ultra Rare (2).
Which card appears in the most rarities in Future Flash?
Iron Valiant ex, which is catalogued at Secret Rare (No. 80), Special Art Rare (No. 89), and Ultra Rare (No. 93) — three separate printings within the secret tier.
What are the Ultra Rare cards in Future Flash?
Two cards: Iron Valiant ex (No. 93) and the Trainer-Item card Counter Catcher (No. 94).
When was Future Flash (SV4M) released?
27 October 2023, per the Limitless TCG index.
What does a Future Flash booster box cost?
We don’t have a verified official MSRP for this set. Our own listed price for sealed Japanese booster boxes currently runs ¥10,192–¥12,240 (~$64–$77).
How does Future Flash compare in size to nearby Scarlet & Violet-era sets?
At 94 total catalogued cards, Future Flash is smaller than Ruler of the Black Flame (141) and slightly smaller than Wild Force and Cyber Judge (100 each). Its 28 secret-tier cards are close to Wild Force and Cyber Judge’s 29 each.
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