Ivysaur PSA 10 is offered as a back order for Japanese prints that include the M1L 065/063 AR and the SV2a 167/165 AR. The official Pokemon Card Game database on pokemon-card.com lists 11 rows named フシギソウ (Ivysaur) under nine set marks, from the M1L Mega Brave prints to the DP3 row DPBP#002, as of October 7, 2026.
Our reference for the 151 Art Rare is Ivysaur Japanese Pokemon Cards Guide: The 151 Art Rare Print. Related guides: Bulbasaur PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon Cards: Japanese Prints Listed and Mega Venusaur ex PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon Card: M1L 087/063 SAR Prints.
We sell Japanese sealed product and graded singles from Tokyo. USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
- The database lists 11 Ivysaur rows. Two of them are AR prints: M1L 065/063, credited to mashu, and SV2a 167/165, credited to Yoriyuki Ikegami.
- Per Limitless TCG, as of October 22, 2026, the English prints Mega Evolution #134 (Art Rare) and Pokemon 151 #167 (Art Rare) carry the same illustrator credits as those two Japanese AR rows.
- The SV2a 167/165 AR is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥12,251 (~$80), and the M1L 065/063 AR at ¥6,750 (~$44).
Database rows are as of October 7, 2026. Limitless TCG listings and our back-order prices are as of October 22, 2026, and the Bulbapedia set data is as of September 15, 2026.
The 11 Japanese Ivysaur Rows in the Official Database
The database stores the card under the Japanese name フシギソウ; Ivysaur is the English name our listings use. Release dates for M1L, SV2a, S10b, SM8b and SM3p come from Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (as of September 15, 2026). The database page shows no product line for the BW4-B, DPt3-B and DP3 rows.
| Set and number | Rarity | Release in Japan | Illustrator credit | Product (database) | Database row |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| M1L 065/063 | AR | August 1, 2025 | mashu | 拡張パック「メガブレイブ」 | pokemon-card.com |
| M1L 002/063 | C | August 1, 2025 | Takumi Wada | 拡張パック「メガブレイブ」 | pokemon-card.com |
| SV2a 167/165 | AR | June 16, 2023 | Yoriyuki Ikegami | 強化拡張パック「ポケモンカード151（イチゴーイチ）」 | pokemon-card.com |
| SV2a 002/165 | U | June 16, 2023 | Yuu Nishida | 強化拡張パック「ポケモンカード151（イチゴーイチ）」 | pokemon-card.com |
| SVG 002/049 | Not given | — | Yuu Nishida | スペシャルデッキセットex フシギバナ・リザードン・カメックス | pokemon-card.com |
| S10b 002/071 | U | June 17, 2022 | zig | 強化拡張パック「Pokémon GO」 | pokemon-card.com |
| SM8b 002/150 | Not given | November 2, 2018 | Kouki Saitou | ハイクラスパック「GXウルトラシャイニー」 | pokemon-card.com |
| SM3p 002/072 | C | July 15, 2017 | Kouki Saitou | 強化拡張パック「ひかる伝説」 | pokemon-card.com |
| BW4-B 002/069 | C | — | sui | Not shown | pokemon-card.com |
| DPt3-B 002/100 | U | — | Kanako Eo | Not shown | pokemon-card.com |
| DP3 DPBP#002 | U | — | Kagemaru Himeno | Not shown | pokemon-card.com |
M1L Mega Brave: The 065/063 AR and the 002/063 C
The expansion pack「メガブレイブ」holds two Ivysaur rows. Our Mega Venusaur ex PSA 10 Japanese Pokemon Card: M1L 087/063 SAR Prints covers the Venusaur of the same set.
Ivysaur AR 065/063 (M1L)
The row is フシギソウ from「メガブレイブ」with the AR icon and the credit mashu. Its number, 065, is above the printed 063. Per Limitless TCG the Japanese page shows regulation mark I and the print “Mega Brave (M1L) #65 · Art Rare”. Our listing name reads “PSA10 Ivysaur AR [M1L 065/063]”, and its set mark, number and AR token match the database row. The PSA 10 is offered as a back order at ¥6,750 (~$44).
Ivysaur C 002/063 (M1L)
The second M1L row carries the C icon and the credit Takumi Wada, and its number falls inside the printed 063. The two M1L rows are different cards in the same pack: the set number and the rarity code separate them, and the illustrator credit is an extra check.
SV2a Pokemon Card 151 and the SVG Deck Set Ivysaur
The enhanced expansion pack「ポケモンカード151（イチゴーイチ）」holds two Ivysaur rows, and the Special Deck Set ex Venusaur, Charizard & Blastoise holds a third. Our Bulbasaur 151 Illustration Rare: Japanese SV2a AR 166/165 covers the neighbouring Art Rare number.
Ivysaur AR 167/165 (SV2a)
The row lists 1 進化 (Stage 1), HP 100, a Grass type icon, the AR icon and the credit Yoriyuki Ikegami. Its number, 167, is above the printed 165. Per Limitless TCG the Japanese page shows regulation mark G and the print “Pokémon Card 151 (SV2a) #167 · Art Rare”. The PSA 10 back order is ¥12,251 (~$80).
Ivysaur U 002/165 (SV2a)
The regular-numbered row lists 1 進化, HP 100, a Grass type icon, the U icon and the credit Yuu Nishida. Our listing name reads “PSA10 Ivysaur U: Master Ball Mirror[SV2a 002/165]”. Master Ball Mirror is the wording of our listing name; the database holds one row for SV2a 002/165 and no separate mirror row. The PSA 10 back order is ¥14,550 (~$94).
Ivysaur 002/049 (SVG)
The SVG row sits under the product line スペシャルデッキセットex フシギバナ・リザードン・カメックス, prints no rarity icon and carries the credit Yuu Nishida, the same credit as SV2a 002/165. The database does not say whether the two rows use the same artwork. Our Special Deck Set ex Venusaur, Charizard & Blastoise: What’s Inside and Is It Worth It covers that deck set.
S10b Pokemon GO Ivysaur 002/071
Ivysaur U 002/071 (S10b)
The row is フシギソウ from the enhanced expansion pack「Pokémon GO」, with the U icon and the credit zig. Bulbapedia’s list gives June 17, 2022 as the release date in Japan (as of September 15, 2026). It is the only Ivysaur row in the database credited to zig.
Other Database Rows: SM8b, SM3p, BW4-B, DPt3-B and DP3
Five further rows complete the database list. SM8b 002/150 comes from the high-class pack「GXウルトラシャイニー」and prints no rarity icon. SM3p 002/072 comes from「ひかる伝説」with the C icon. The BW4-B, DPt3-B and DP3 rows show no product line on the database page.
Kouki Saitou is credited on both SM8b 002/150 and SM3p 002/072, and Yuu Nishida on both SV2a 002/165 and SVG 002/049. The database does not say whether rows with the same credit use the same artwork. The DP3 row uses the number format DPBP#002 instead of a numerator and a printed total.
English Counterparts on Limitless TCG
Limitless TCG lists English prints for the Japanese Ivysaur pages of M1L 065/063, SV2a 002/165 and SV2a 167/165, as of October 22, 2026. Limitless groups prints that share card text; a matching illustrator credit is not a statement that the artwork is identical.
| Japanese print | English print (Limitless TCG) | English rarity label | Illustrator (Limitless) | Same credit as the Japanese row |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M1L 065/063 AR | Mega Evolution (MEG) #134 | Art Rare | mashu | Yes |
| M1L 065/063 AR | Mega Evolution (MEG) #2 | Common | Takumi Wada | No (the credit of M1L 002/063) |
| SV2a 167/165 AR | Pokémon 151 (MEW) #167 | Art Rare | Yoriyuki Ikegami | Yes |
| SV2a 002/165 U | Pokémon 151 (MEW) #2 | Uncommon | Yuu Nishida | Yes |
Per Limitless TCG, the English set Mega Evolution (MEG) was released on September 26, 2025 with 188 cards, and Pokémon 151 (MEW) on September 22, 2023 with 207 cards.
M1L and SV2a: Pack Price, Pack Contents and Set Size
Pack price, cards per pack and set size are as listed for each set in Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions and on the official set pages (as of September 15, 2026). The pack price is the manufacturer’s price per pack, not our price.
| Detail | M1L Mega Brave | SV2a Pokémon Card 151 |
|---|---|---|
| Release in Japan | August 1, 2025 | June 16, 2023 |
| Product type | Expansion pack | Enhanced expansion pack |
| Pack price | ¥180 | ¥290 |
| Cards per pack | 5 | 7 |
| Packs per box | 30 | 20 |
| Main-set size | 63 cards | 165 cards |
| Closest English set | Mega Evolution | 151 |
| Official page | pokemon-card.com/ex/m1 | pokemon-card.com/ex/sv2a |
Set cards of M1L and SV2a are on the M1L card list and the SV2a card list.
What PSA 10 Means and How to Read an Ivysaur Listing Name
PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards. The database has 11 rows named Ivysaur, and several share a number: 002 appears under SV2a, SVG, M1L, S10b, SM8b, SM3p, BW4-B and DPt3-B. The set mark and the number together identify the print, and the rarity code and the illustrator credit are extra checks.
| Part of the listing name | M1L 065/063 name | SV2a 167/165 name | SV2a 002/165 name |
|---|---|---|---|
| Card name | Ivysaur | Ivysaur | Ivysaur |
| Rarity token | AR (database: AR) | AR (database: AR) | U (database: U) |
| Wording after the colon | None | None | Master Ball Mirror (our wording) |
| Set mark and number | M1L 065/063 | SV2a 167/165 | SV2a 002/165 |
| Product | Expansion Pack “Mega Brave” | Enhanced Expansion Pack “Pokemon Card 151” | Enhanced Expansion Pack “Pokemon Card 151” |
The database has no grade field, so the PSA 10 part of a listing name is the store-listing grade. The Pokemon Card Game Classic listing is named “PSA10 Ivysaur [CLF 002/032](Pokemon Card Game Classic)” and is identified by that name alone.
Ivysaur PSA 10 Back-Order Prices
The SV2a 167/165 AR is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥12,251 (~$80) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. All prices are as listed on October 22, 2026.
| Rarity | Illustrator credit | PSA 10 back order | |
|---|---|---|---|
| M1L 065/063 | AR | mashu | ¥6,750 (~$44) |
| CLF 002/032 (listing name only) | Not stated | Not stated | ¥8,775 (~$57) |
| SV2a 167/165 | AR | Yoriyuki Ikegami | ¥12,251 (~$80) |
| SV2a 002/165 (Master Ball Mirror in the listing name) | U | Yuu Nishida | ¥14,550 (~$94) |
The SV2A Pokemon 151 Booster Box
Both SV2a prints, 167/165 and 002/165, belong to the SV2a Pokemon Card 151 set, and the set’s booster box is on our store.
Where to Buy Ivysaur PSA 10 Cards from Japan
The M1L 065/063, SV2a 167/165 and SV2a 002/165 back orders each have their own page, and so does the CLF 002/032 back order. How a back order works is explained in Back Order a PSA 10 Card from Japan: How It Works. The PSA 10 card list shows graded Japanese singles we list: PSA 10 card list.
The Pokemon 151 booster box is on its product page. Sourcing requests for another Ivysaur print or any other card go through Quick Order.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Japanese Ivysaur prints does the official database list?
The official database lists 11 rows named フシギソウ under nine set marks, as of October 7, 2026. They run from M1L 065/063 and SV2a 167/165 to the DP3 row DPBP#002. Two rows are AR prints: M1L 065/063 by mashu and SV2a 167/165 by Yoriyuki Ikegami.
How do the M1L and SV2a Art Rare Ivysaur prints differ?
M1L 065/063 is credited to mashu and comes from the Mega Brave pack released on August 1, 2025. SV2a 167/165 is credited to Yoriyuki Ikegami and comes from Pokémon Card 151, released on June 16, 2023. Both rows carry the AR icon in the database.
When did Mega Brave and Pokémon Card 151 release in Japan?
Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (as of September 15, 2026) gives August 1, 2025 for M1L Mega Brave and June 16, 2023 for SV2a Pokémon Card 151. The main sets hold 63 and 165 cards, and the Ivysaur AR numbers 065 and 167 sit above those totals.
How much is an Ivysaur PSA 10 from Japan?
As listed on October 22, 2026, the M1L 065/063 AR PSA 10 is offered as a back order at ¥6,750 (~$44), the SV2a 167/165 AR is ¥12,251 (~$80), the SV2a 002/165 is ¥14,550 (~$94) and the CLF 002/032 is ¥8,775 (~$57).
Is there an English Ivysaur with the same illustrator as the Japanese AR?
Per Limitless TCG, as of October 22, 2026, Mega Evolution #134 (Art Rare) is credited to mashu, the same credit as M1L 065/063, and Pokémon 151 #167 (Art Rare) to Yoriyuki Ikegami, the same credit as SV2a 167/165. Limitless groups prints by card text, so a matching credit does not state identical artwork.
What does Master Ball Mirror mean in the SV2a 002/165 name?
It is the wording of our listing name, “PSA10 Ivysaur U: Master Ball Mirror[SV2a 002/165]”. The official database holds a single row for SV2a 002/165 with the U icon and the credit Yuu Nishida, and it has no separate row for a mirror finish.
Where can I buy an Ivysaur PSA 10 from Japan?
Each Ivysaur print we list has its own PSA 10 back-order page on our store, named with the set mark and the number. Graded Japanese singles are in the PSA 10 card list. Sourcing requests for another print go through Quick Order.
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