Guzma is the leader of Team Skull, the antagonist gang trainers face across Pokemon Sun and Moon, and his Trainer–Supporter card has been printed in Japan four times — from a straightforward SM3N SR pull to a promo card whose distribution mechanic still isn’t officially documented.
This guide runs through all four confirmed Japanese Guzma prints — set, card number, illustrator, and release date — and draws a clear line between the solo Guzma cards and the separate “Guzma & Hala” tag-team card that shares a set with one of them.
Guzma has four confirmed Japanese Trainer–Supporter prints. The scarcest by distribution is the Guzma Extra Battle Day promo (396/SM-P) currently listed at ¥920,400 (~$5,789); the standard numbered SR is the Guzma SR (056/051, SM3N) currently listed at ¥32,803 (~$206). A separate “Guzma & Hala” tag-team SR from Alter Genesis (SM12) is a different card from a solo Guzma, and is covered on its own below.
Prices are our own listed prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
The Extra Battle Day Promo: Guzma 396/SM-P
This print carries the illustration credit Hideki Ishikawa and comes from the SM-P Promotional card series rather than a numbered main set. Per multiple aligned Japanese secondary retailer and price-guide sources (pokeboon.com, kaitoricollector.com, enndalbuy2.com), card 396/SM-P was reportedly distributed at “エクストラバトルの日” (Extra Battle Day) events held around October–November 2019, handed out as one of three possible promo cards to winners of an 8-person mini-league or a rock-paper-scissors bracket at participating stores. No official pokemon-card.com page confirms either the date or the distribution mechanic, so treat both as reported rather than officially documented.
A PSA 10 copy of this print is currently listed at ¥920,400 (~$5,789).
Guzma SR (056/051): Darkness that Consumes Light
Guzma’s first numbered set print appeared in SM3N, a 57-card expansion released 16 June 2017, as card 056/051, SR, illustrated by Masakazu Fukuda. Limitless’s automated translation renders the set name as “Light Consuming Darkness”; we use “Darkness that Consumes Light” here — same Japanese set, just a different translation direction.
A PSA 10 copy of this print is currently listed at ¥32,803 (~$206).
Guzma & Hala SR (105/095): The Alter Genesis Tag Team Card
Two years on from SM3N, Guzma reappeared paired with fellow Alola character Hala in a tag-team card: 105/095, SR, from SM12 “Alter Genesis” (95 cards, released 6 September 2019), illustrated by Junsei Kuninobu. This is a genuinely different card from a solo Guzma single — it’s a tag-team card that happens to carry his name and art alongside Hala’s, not a reprint of either character’s individual card.
The same SM12 set also carries a regular (non-tag) “Guzma & Hala” print at 087/095, Uncommon, illustrated by Ken Sugimori, plus a 087/S-P mirror-holofoil promo distributed at a spring 2020 “Have Fun. Spring, Pokemon Card.” gym campaign. Both are the same tag-team pairing rather than a solo Guzma card — we mention them here only for completeness, not as separate Guzma singles.
A PSA 10 copy of this tag-team SR is currently listed at ¥15,104 (~$95). Both the 105/095 tag SR and the 087/095 regular print come out of the same set, and a Japanese SM12 Alter Genesis booster box is currently listed at ¥63,000. For the full set checklist, see our Alter Genesis (SM12) card list, and for what else is worth chasing from the set, our Alter Genesis booster box buying guide.
Guzma (152/150): The GX Ultra Shiny Print
The fourth confirmed print is 152/150, from SM8b “GX Ultra Shiny” (243 cards, released 2 November 2018), illustrated by Hitoshi Ariga. Ariga’s work spans a wide range of Japanese Pokemon prints beyond this one card — our Hitoshi Ariga illustrator guide covers the broader hub of his cards, while this page stays focused on the single Guzma print.
This print is currently listed on our site: the PSA 10 Guzma SR 152/150 is priced at ¥12,744 (~$80).
Where Guzma’s Prints Sit in Japanese Rarity Tiers
The two numbered SRs — 056/051 from SM3N and the 105/095 tag card from SM12 — sit in the standard full-art Secret Rare tier that most Sun & Moon-era Trainer and Supporter cards use, one step above the set’s regular Uncommon and Rare prints. Our full-art Trainer card SR/SAR guide covers how that tier fits alongside Special Art Rares in later-era sets.
The Extra Battle Day promo sits outside that main-set ladder entirely — it’s an event-distributed SM-P promo rather than a pulled set card, so it doesn’t carry a rarity symbol comparable to the SRs above it. That distribution route, rather than a printed rarity marker, is what separates it from the two set SRs. For more on how Japanese PSA 10 Trainer cards are graded and categorised across sets, see our PSA 10 Trainer card guide.
Where to Buy Guzma Cards from Tokyo
We ship graded and raw Japanese singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. Here’s the direct route to each of the four listed Guzma PSA 10s below.
The SM3N SR, PSA 10 Guzma SR (056/051), is listed separately at ¥32,803 (~$206), and the SM12 tag card, PSA 10 Guzma & Hala SR (105/095), at ¥15,104 (~$95). If you’d rather open packs for the tag card and the rest of the Alter Genesis checklist, the SM12 Alter Genesis booster box is currently listed at ¥63,000 — our Alter Genesis best-cards breakdown covers what else is worth watching for inside it. The SM8b GX Ultra Shiny print, the PSA 10 Guzma SR (152/150), is also currently listed, at ¥12,744 (~$80).
For more graded Japanese Trainer cards beyond Guzma, browse our PSA 10 graded card collection, or use Quick Order to build a mixed order across singles and sealed product.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Guzma in the Pokemon games?
Guzma is the leader of Team Skull, the antagonist group trainers encounter throughout Pokemon Sun and Moon.
How many Japanese Guzma cards are there?
Four confirmed Japanese prints: the SM3N SR (056/051), the SM8b GX Ultra Shiny print (152/150), the SM12 “Guzma & Hala” tag-team SR (105/095), and the SM-P Extra Battle Day promo (396/SM-P).
What is the Extra Battle Day promo and where did it come from?
It’s card 396/SM-P, illustrated by Hideki Ishikawa. Per multiple aligned Japanese secondary retailer and price-guide sources, it was reportedly given out at “Extra Battle Day” events around October–November 2019 as a mini-league or bracket prize, though no official pokemon-card.com page confirms the date or mechanic.
Is the “Guzma & Hala” card the same as a solo Guzma card?
No. The 105/095 SR from SM12 Alter Genesis is a tag-team card pairing Guzma with Hala, and a separate regular 087/095 “Guzma & Hala” print exists in the same set. Neither is a solo Guzma single — they’re a different card featuring both characters together.
Is the SM8b Guzma print (152/150) currently available?
Yes — the PSA10 Guzma SR 152/150 is currently listed at ¥12,744 (~$80).
Do Guzma’s Japanese cards have English equivalents?
The SM3N and SM8b prints correspond to Burning Shadows (BUS) #115 standard and #143 full art. The SM12 “Guzma & Hala” tag card corresponds to Cosmic Eclipse (CEC) #193 and #229. The Extra Battle Day promo has no confirmed English-set equivalent in the sources we checked.
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