Jasmine’s Gaze (ミカンのまなザシ) is a Trainer-Supporter card that shields your whole board for a turn — during your opponent’s next turn, all of your Pokémon take 30 less damage from their attacks. It debuted in Super Electric Breaker (SV8), the Japanese set released on 18 October 2024, with three prints across three rarity tiers: a standard 104/106 Uncommon, a 129/106 Super Rare (SR), and the 135/106 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) Special Art Rare (SAR) that most collectors are chasing.
Our anchor listing is that 135/106 SAR, graded PSA 10; it is not currently listed on our site, and sourcing requests go through Quick Order. Below, we cover all three Super Electric Breaker prints, how the card maps to its English-set equivalents, and where the SAR sits on Super Electric Breaker’s rarity ladder.
The PSA10 Pikachu ex 122/106 SR from the same set is currently listed at ¥19,448 (~$122) — a comparable chase-tier grab from the same release. Sealed SV8 Super Electric Breaker booster boxes are also listed, at ¥28,288–¥31,556 (~$178–$198). Our own PSA10 Jasmine’s Gaze SAR (135/106) listing (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently out of stock.
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The Card: Jasmine’s Gaze 135/106 SAR
Jasmine’s Gaze is a Trainer-Supporter: play it from your hand during your turn, and for your opponent’s next turn, all of your Pokémon take 30 less damage from attacks. It’s a defensive tempo play rather than a draw or search Supporter, which is part of why the SAR treatment stands out — full-art Supporter chase cards tend to be built around a striking illustration rather than a flashy in-game effect.
The 135/106 SAR is illustrated by Fujimoto Gold. Its number places it well beyond the set’s nominal 106-card print run — Super Electric Breaker’s full gallery runs to 137 cards, and the extra slots above 106 are where the set’s full-art and secret-rare treatments live. At 135/106, this SAR sits near the top end of that extended run.
Print History: Every Japanese Version of Jasmine’s Gaze
Jasmine’s Gaze has three confirmed prints in Super Electric Breaker (SV8), plus a further reprint outside that set:
| Set | Number | Rarity | Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Super Electric Breaker (SV8) | 104/106 | Uncommon | 18 Oct 2024 |
| Super Electric Breaker (SV8) | 129/106 | Super Rare (SR) | 18 Oct 2024 |
| Super Electric Breaker (SV8) | 135/106 | Special Art Rare (SAR) | 18 Oct 2024 |
| Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection (MC) | 728/742 | No separate tier published | 19 Dec 2025 |
104/106 — Uncommon
The 104/106 print is the standard numbered version, illustrated by Taira Akitsu, and sits inside the set’s main 106-card count. It’s the copy most players open and use; the artwork and layout follow the plain Supporter template rather than the full-bleed SAR treatment.
129/106 — Super Rare (SR)
The middle rarity tier, also illustrated by Taira Akitsu and numbered in the extended run above the set’s nominal 106-card count, ahead of the SAR at 135.
135/106 — Special Art Rare (SAR)
The SAR print (pictured above in The Card) is the chase version — full-art, illustrated by Fujimoto Gold, and numbered outside the set’s nominal range. Limitless TCG’s print-history record also lists a further reprint outside Super Electric Breaker, in Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection (MC) at 728/742; this guide focuses on the three Super Electric Breaker prints. For the complete rundown of every card in the set, see our Super Electric Breaker SV8 card list.
The Set: Super Electric Breaker (SV8)
Super Electric Breaker carries the set code SV8 and released in Japan on 18 October 2024. Its nominal print run is numbered to 106, but the full gallery — including full-art and secret-rare slots — totals 137 cards. That gap between the nominal 106 and the 137-card gallery is exactly where prints like Jasmine’s Gaze’s 135/106 SAR sit.
For readers comparing this Supporter against the set’s chase Pokémon cards, our Super Electric Breaker box guide covers the set’s headline SARs across every card type.
Where This SAR Sits on Super Electric Breaker’s Rarity Ladder
Numbering is the clearest way to read Super Electric Breaker’s rarity structure. Cards inside the nominal 106-card count — like Jasmine’s Gaze at 104/106 — are standard-rarity prints. Everything numbered above 106, up to the 137-card gallery total, is a full-art or secret-rare slot. Two Pokémon cards from the same set illustrate the spread within that extended range:
Pikachu ex’s SR sits at 122/106, its SAR at 132/106, and Jasmine’s Gaze’s SAR sits just past that at 135/106 — all three inside the same secret-rare cluster that runs from 107 through 137. That places the Jasmine’s Gaze SAR firmly among the set’s SAR-tier chase cards rather than its more common Super Rare slots. If you collect this cluster, our Pikachu ex 132/106 SAR guide and Pikachu ex UR 136/106 guide cover the neighbouring prints in detail. For Trainer-card chase prints more broadly, see our PSA10 Trainer card guide.
Where to Buy Jasmine’s Gaze from Tokyo
We ship graded Japanese singles and sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Our own PSA10 Jasmine’s Gaze SAR (135/106) listing (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) is currently out of stock — sourcing requests for this exact print go through Quick Order.
In the meantime, the PSA10 Pikachu ex 122/106 SR is a live single from the same secret-rare cluster at ¥19,448 (~$122), and browsing our full PSA10 graded card collection is the fastest way to see what else is currently listed. If you’d rather chase your own SAR straight from the pack, sealed SV8 Super Electric Breaker booster boxes are listed at ¥28,288–¥31,556 (~$178–$198). For mixed orders or specific print requests, use Quick Order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Jasmine’s Gaze do in the Pokémon TCG?
It’s a Trainer-Supporter: play it during your turn, and for your opponent’s next turn, all of your Pokémon take 30 less damage from their attacks.
What are the Japanese prints of Jasmine’s Gaze?
Three come from Super Electric Breaker (SV8), released 18 October 2024: the 104/106 Uncommon and 129/106 Super Rare (SR), both illustrated by Taira Akitsu, and the 135/106 Special Art Rare (SAR), illustrated by Fujimoto Gold. Limitless TCG also lists a further reprint outside SV8, in Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection (MC) at 728/742.
Is there an English version of Jasmine’s Gaze?
Yes — it appears in the English set Surging Sparks across three numbers, each matching one of the three Super Electric Breaker prints: #178/191 (matching 104/106), #233/191 (matching 129/106), and #245/191, a Special Illustration Rare (matching the 135/106 SAR anchor).
How rare is the 135/106 Special Art Rare print?
It’s numbered well beyond Super Electric Breaker’s nominal 106-card print run, in the secret-rare range that extends the set’s full gallery to 137 cards — the same cluster that holds Pikachu ex’s SR and SAR prints.
Can I buy the PSA10 Jasmine’s Gaze SAR right now?
Our own PSA10 135/106 SAR listing is currently out of stock. Sourcing requests for this print go through Quick Order, and the PSA10 Pikachu ex 122/106 SR from the same set is currently listed as an alternative from the same chase tier.
What other cards pair well with a Jasmine’s Gaze collection?
Pikachu ex’s 122/106 SR and 132/106 SAR prints come from the same Super Electric Breaker secret-rare cluster and are covered in our dedicated single-card guides linked above.
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