Incandescent Arcana Card List (S11a): All 94 Cards, Secret Rares & Prices

What Is Incandescent Arcana (S11a)?

Incandescent Arcana is a Sword & Shield-era Japanese expansion that released 02 Sep 2022. As catalogued by Limitless TCG as of August 2026, the set totals 94 rows across the standard numbering and the secret tier. Subtracting the 14 secret-tier cards leaves 80 catalogued base-tier rows — commons, uncommons, rares, and the usual supporting-trainer spread that fills out a Sword & Shield-era set. That base-tier figure is a catalogued count from Limitless rather than an official Pokemon Company denominator, but it’s the most reliable number available for sizing the set.

The set’s secret tier is where the chase value concentrates: 9 Secret Rare cards (numbers 75–83), 2 Character Super Rare cards (84–85), and 3 Ultra Rare cards (92–94). The full breakdown for each tier is below, transcribed directly from the Limitless listing.

Proportionally, that’s roughly 15% of the set’s catalogued rows sitting in the secret tier, made up of the alternate-art V, VSTAR, Character Super Rare, and full-art Trainer printings covered below. This page focuses on transcribing that 14-card secret tier in full, since that’s the part of the set numbering that isn’t fully itemised anywhere else on our site.

If you’re new to reading a Japanese set list like this one: the number column follows the printed card number within the set, the JP name is exactly as printed on the physical card, the EN name is the standard English translation used by collectors and marketplaces, and the rarity column reflects the tier assigned by Limitless TCG’s cataloguing rather than a print-run or population count. If you’d rather pull the tier from a sealed box than track down singles, current pricing on our sealed S11A booster box is further down this page.

Secret Rare Tier (9 Cards)

The Secret Rare tier runs numbers 75 through 83 and is built almost entirely around V-line Pokemon, closing out with three Supporter cards.

Six V cards open the tier — Serperior V, Reshiram V, Alolan Vulpix V, Mawile V, Magearna V, and Ho-Oh V — followed by three Supporter cards: Serena, Furisode Girl, and Wallace. Serperior V and Mawile V are the two that carry through into the Character Super Rare tier as well, which is unusual and makes them the most repeated Pokemon in the set’s secret numbering.

Reading the tier in numeric order, it opens with the set’s namesake, Serperior V (75), followed by Reshiram V (76) and Alolan Vulpix V (77) — the tier’s one regional-variant printing, numbered alongside the standard-form V cards rather than set apart from them. Mawile V (78) and Magearna V (79) follow before Ho-Oh V (80) closes out the Pokemon side of the tier. The three Supporter cards at 81–83 then carry the tier to its end at Wallace before the numbering picks back up at the Character Super Rare tier.

Ultra Rare Tier (3 Cards)

The Ultra Rare tier closes the set at cards 92–94. Serperior VSTAR (92) is the only VSTAR-evolution Ultra Rare in the set and is the natural top-of-set card given it’s the VSTAR upgrade of the Secret Rare and Character Super Rare Serperior V printings that precede it. The final two Ultra Rares, Energy Switch (93) and V-Guard Energy (94), are Trainer/Energy cards rather than Pokemon.

Taken together with the Secret Rare and Character Super Rare tiers above, Serperior is the only Pokemon in Incandescent Arcana’s secret numbering to appear across all three secret-tier rarities — Secret Rare (75), Character Super Rare (84), and Ultra Rare VSTAR (92) — which makes it the clearest anchor Pokemon for the set as a whole, independent of any pricing data.

Collecting the Secret Tier

There are two practical routes to putting together the 14-card secret tier catalogued above: opening sealed booster boxes, or sourcing individual singles. Sealed boxes are the only way to pull secret-tier cards yourself, since Incandescent Arcana packs are sold sealed with randomised contents and we don’t have verified per-box insertion-odds data to promise which of the 14 secret-tier cards — if any — a given box will contain.

If you’re targeting a specific card from the tables above rather than opening boxes to find one, singles sourcing is the more direct option. A PSA10-graded Furisode Girl (82) single is currently listed at ¥11,988 (~$78); for any secret-tier card that isn’t listed on our site, the fastest way to check availability or request one is through our Quick Order page, where you can specify the exact card number and name from the tables on this page.

Either way, having the full 14-card list in front of you — number, JP name, EN name, and rarity — is the starting point for tracking what you already own versus what’s left to complete the tier, whether you’re working from opened packs or comparing against a want list. Because the JP names on this page are transcribed directly from the printed cards, they also double as a reference if you’re comparing a physical card against a listing, or reading a Japanese marketplace result and matching it back to the English name used here.

Where to Buy Incandescent Arcana

We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery worldwide. For the full set — base tier plus all 14 secret-tier cards catalogued above — sealed S11A booster boxes are the way to pull them; a Damaged Box listing of the same box has offered a lower-cost way in when outer-box cosmetics don’t matter, though it’s not listed at the time of this update — sourcing requests go through Quick Order.

For a browsable rundown of the set alongside our other Sword & Shield-era Japanese sets, see the Incandescent Arcana card list hub page. For anything not currently listed — a specific single, a different quantity, or a card from this set we don’t have in stock — use our Quick Order page to request it directly.

Our current standard booster box listing ships with tracked delivery from Tokyo. A Damaged Box variant of the same sealed booster box — sold with cosmetic outer-box damage noted on the listing — isn’t listed at the time of this update; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.