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Gengar VMAX SA 020/019 Card Guide: The High Class Deck Special Art Print (SGG)

Gengar VMAX SA 020/019 Card Guide: The High Class Deck Special Art Print (SGG)

Gengar VMAX’s Special Art print doesn’t come from a booster box at all — it comes from the High Class Deck “Gengar VMAX.” That’s a different sourcing story from most of the chase cards we cover, and it’s worth understanding before you go looking for a box to pull one from.

The card is ゲンガーVMAX — Gengar VMAX, No. 020/019, printed as a Special Art (SA) in the Japanese ハイクラスデッキ「ゲンガーVMAX」/ High Class Deck “Gengar VMAX” (set code SGG). This exact print has a PSA 10 listing on our site and ships from Tokyo. This guide covers what the card is, how the SA compares with the deck’s other Gengar prints, how it lines up against its English equivalent, and — because the names are easy to mix up — why it has nothing to do with the modern Mega Gengar ex cards also listed on our site.

Key Takeaways

Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA is a PSA 10, currently listed at ¥442,640 (~$2,784). It comes from the Japanese High Class Deck “Gengar VMAX” (SGG), released 28 May 2021 with a main numbering of 19 cards. This is a completely different card from the modern Mega Gengar ex line — if that’s what you’re after, our PSA10 MEGA Gengar ex 003/021 is currently listed separately.

320
HP (020/019)

SA
Rarity (020/019)

19
Main Numbering (SGG)

May 2021
Japan Release

Prices below are current samuraiswordtokyo.com listings, converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026).

The Card: Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA

Gengar VMAX is a Darkness-type Pokemon card that evolves from Gengar V, printed in the same deck. It carries 320 HP and two attacks: DDパニックフィア, which deals 60 damage multiplied by the number of V and GX Pokemon your opponent has in play, and DDDキョダイマルノミ, a 250-damage attack that carries a self-lock downside. The 020/019 print is illustrated by sowsow — an artist we cover more broadly in our sowsow illustrator guide — and its position at #020 in a deck whose main numbering tops out at 019 marks it as the secret/special slot rather than part of the deck’s base three-card Gengar line.

Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA, High Class Deck Gengar VMAX (SGG)
Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA — High Class Deck “Gengar VMAX” (SGG), illustrated by sowsow

A PSA 10 copy of this print is currently listed at ¥442,640 (~$2,784).

PSA10 Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA, listed on samuraiswordtokyo.com
PSA10 Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA slab, listed on samuraiswordtokyo.com

The Set: High Class Deck “Gengar VMAX” (SGG)

High Class Deck “Gengar VMAX” — ハイクラスデッキ「ゲンガーVMAX」 in Japanese — is set code SGG, released 28 May 2021. It is a deck product rather than an Expansion Pack or High Class Pack sold in booster packs. Our High Class Deck product guide covers how this format differs from booster-pack sets more generally.

The deck’s main numbering runs to 19 cards, with the 020/019 SA sitting in the secret slot above that count — the same convention used across Japanese sets to mark a card as a special insert rather than part of the base numbered run.

No booster box exists for this product — it is sold only as the fixed High Class Deck, so there is no sealed pack product to point to beyond the deck itself.

Not the Same Card as Mega Gengar ex

Two Different Gengar Cards

It’s easy to see “Gengar VMAX” and assume it’s connected to the newer Mega Gengar ex cards we also carry — it isn’t. Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA is a 2021 Sword & Shield-era card built around the Dynamax/Gigantamax mechanic. Mega Gengar ex is a separate card family from the 2025–26 M-series, built around the unrelated Mega Evolution mechanic. Different mechanic, different era, different form of Gengar.

Our Gengar cards guide hub covers both families side by side if you want the full picture. If you came here looking for the modern Mega Gengar ex PSA 10 instead, M-series examples are listed on our site and covered separately in our Mega Gengar ex value guide — not the same card as the SGG print above.

PSA10 MEGA Gengar ex 003/021, listed on samuraiswordtokyo.com

PSA10 MEGA Gengar ex 003/021 (Different Card/Era)

PSA10 MEGA Gengar ex MA 230/193, listed on samuraiswordtokyo.com

PSA10 MEGA Gengar ex MA 230/193 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) (Different Card/Era)
¥10,197 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)

Japanese vs English Print

Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA does have a closely matching English equivalent. Based on illustrator and stat matches across public card databases, the English counterpart is Fusion Strike (SWSH08) #271/264, an Alternate Art Secret print — it shares the same illustrator, sowsow, and the same 320 HP Darkness typing as the Japanese SA.

That is a cleaner one-to-one match than some Japanese secret-rare prints get on the English side, where a single Japanese SA is sometimes split across two or three separate English slots. Here, one Japanese SA lines up with one English secret rare, from the same illustrator.

For more on how Special Art treatments compare across Japanese sets generally, see our SA Special Art cards guide, and for a wider look at Japanese alt-art SAR-tier prints, our Japanese alt-art and SAR cards guide covers that ground too.

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Where This SA Sits Among Japanese Chase Rarities

Within the High Class Deck, the confirmed Gengar VMAX prints span two positions: the regular print (002/019) and the secret-slot Special Art (020/019) that is currently listed. The SA is the full alternate-art treatment placed outside the base 19-card numbering.

We do not currently list the 002/019 regular print — our catalogue for this card is the 020/019 SA only, currently listed at ¥442,640 (~$2,784). For a wider view of the Special Art tier specifically, our SA Special Art cards guide is the place to start.

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Where to Buy Gengar VMAX from Tokyo

Our graded PSA 10 Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA is currently listed at ¥442,640 (~$2,784), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Because this print comes from a High Class Deck rather than a booster box, there is no booster-box listing to point to as an alternate source — the graded single above is the route we offer for this exact print.

If you are building a broader Gengar collection rather than chasing this one SA specifically, we also currently list two PSA 10 singles from the separate, modern Mega Gengar ex line: PSA10 MEGA Gengar ex 003/021 at ¥5,775, and PSA10 MEGA Gengar ex MA 230/193 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥10,197. These are a different card family from a different era — see the section above for the full distinction — but both ship from Tokyo alongside the SGG print.

Browse the wider PSA 10 graded card collection for other Japanese singles we carry, or use our Quick Order page to build a mixed order across singles and sealed product.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA?

It is the Special Art print of Gengar VMAX (ゲンガーVMAX), card 020/019 from the Japanese High Class Deck “Gengar VMAX” (set code SGG), released 28 May 2021. A PSA 10 copy of this print is currently listed at ¥442,640 (~$2,784).

Is Gengar VMAX the same card as Mega Gengar ex?

No. Gengar VMAX is a 2021 Sword & Shield-era card built around the Dynamax/Gigantamax mechanic. Mega Gengar ex is a separate, modern 2025–26 M-series card built around the Mega Evolution mechanic. They are different cards from different eras, even though both feature Gengar.

What is the difference between the 001/019, 002/019 and 020/019 prints?

All three are associated with the same High Class Deck “Gengar VMAX” (SGG), released the same day. 001/019 is Gengar V, the Basic Pokemon the VMAX evolves from; 002/019 is the regular Gengar VMAX; 020/019 is the Special Art outside the main 19-card numbering. This guide does not state an inclusion frequency for the SA. The 020/019 SA is listed on our site.

Does Gengar VMAX have an English print?

Based on matching illustrator and stats across public card databases, the closest English equivalent is Fusion Strike (SWSH08) #271/264, an Alternate Art Secret print — it shares the same illustrator, sowsow, and the same 320 HP Darkness typing as the Japanese SA.

Does Gengar VMAX 020/019 SA come from a booster box?

No. It is associated with the High Class Deck “Gengar VMAX” (SGG), a deck product rather than a booster box. This guide does not state an inclusion frequency for the SA.

Where can I buy a PSA 10 Gengar VMAX from Tokyo?

Our graded 020/019 SA print is currently listed at ¥442,640 (~$2,784) with tracked shipping from Tokyo. If you’re after the separate Mega Gengar ex line instead, we also currently list two PSA 10 singles from that modern set.

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