The five Joltik prints detailed here are Basic Lightning-type cards, and four of them carry HP 30. They span the 2014 XY era through later Scarlet & Violet and M-series examples, and the Joltik full art cards among them come down to one full-illustration Art Rare.
Two of the five detailed prints — a Common and an Art Rare — are pulled from the same currently listed Japanese booster box.
Four of the five verified Joltik prints detailed here carry HP 30; the fifth carries HP 40. The guide covers the 2014 Common in Phantom Gate (XY4), a Common/Art Rare pair from 2024’s Stellar Miracle (SV7), the HP 40 “N’s Joltik” variant in Battle Partners (SV9), and a 2025–26 M-series print in the Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection (MC). Both SV7 prints come from the SV7 Stellar Miracle Booster Box; a Damaged Box copy carries the same pull pool.
- The SV7 Art Rare (AR) is the one full-art Joltik print among the five detailed here.
- Our SV7 Stellar Miracle Booster Box and Damaged Box prices are current as of October 22, 2026.
- The Stellar Miracle (SV7) card list shows the rest of the set.
USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
Joltik Full Art Cards: The Japanese AR Print
Collectors use “full art” for prints whose artwork fills the whole card face. Japanese sets do not print those words: the official card database prints only a rarity code, and the full-art treatments are the SR (full-art ex and Supporter cards), SAR (Special Art Rare), AR (Art Rare), CHR / CSR (Character Rare) and the gold UR and rainbow HR printings.
Among the five prints detailed here, the full-art print is the SV7 Art Rare (AR), illustrated by MARINA Chikazawa and printed in Stellar Miracle with HP 30. See our full art Pokemon cards guide for how the term is used across Japanese sets.
Five Verified Japanese Joltik Prints
Five Japanese Joltik prints, with illustrator, HP and rarity confirmed for each:
| Set / No. | Rarity | Illustrator | HP | Era / release |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XY4 026 | Common | TOKIYA | 30 | Phantom Gate, XY era (2014–16) |
| SV7 Common print | Common | Nisota Niso | 30 | Stellar Miracle, July 19, 2024 |
| SV7 Art Rare print | Art Rare | MARINA Chikazawa | 30 | Stellar Miracle, July 19, 2024 |
| SV9 028 | Common | Iori Suzuki | 40 | Battle Partners, Scarlet & Violet era (“N’s Joltik”) |
| MC 254 | — | Nisota Niso | 30 | Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection, 2025–26 M-series |
Four of the five prints covered here carry HP 30. The outlier is the SV9 “N’s Joltik.”
The Vintage Print: Phantom Gate (XY4)
The oldest print we’ve verified for Joltik is XY4 026, a Common from Phantom Gate, illustrated by TOKIYA. Phantom Gate belongs to the XY era of the Japanese TCG (2014–16), which makes this the vintage anchor point for anyone assembling a Joltik print run from oldest to newest.
Two Prints, One Box: Stellar Miracle (SV7)
Stellar Miracle (SV7) released July 19, 2024 and has two verified Joltik prints.
The print illustrated by Nisota Niso is the verified Common. The print illustrated by MARINA Chikazawa is the verified Art Rare — a Scarlet & Violet-era full-illustration treatment for a non-ex Pokemon. Both carry HP 30.
Both verified SV7 Joltik prints are pulled from the same booster box — see the Stellar Miracle SV7 full card list for the rest of the set, or the SV7 pull-rates and best-cards guide for how it sits among the set’s other chase cards.
N’s Joltik: Battle Partners (SV9)
SV9 028 is printed as “N’s Joltik” (Nのバチュル) — a Trainer’s-Pokemon variant tied to the character N rather than a standalone Joltik card. Illustrated by Iori Suzuki, it’s a Common from Battle Partners, part of the Scarlet & Violet era.
It’s also the one print in this guide that breaks from the HP 30 pattern: N’s Joltik carries HP 40, ten points higher than every other verified print here.
The M-Series Return: Starter Decks 100 (MC)
The most recent print we’ve verified is MC 254, from the Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection, part of the 2025–26 M-series. It’s illustrated by Nisota Niso — the same artist behind the SV7 Common — and keeps Joltik at HP 30.
Chase Prints and What Makes Them Collectible
Among the five prints verified in detail here, the SV7 Art Rare is the full-illustration treatment covered in this guide; the other four examples are standard cards from boosters and starter products.
That makes the Art Rare the featured chase in this verified group: it uses full-art-scale illustration by a different artist from the SV7 Common.
Which Japanese Boxes to Open for Joltik
Stellar Miracle (SV7) contains both verified SV7 examples, the Art Rare and the Common. The Sealed option is currently listed at ¥12,668 (~$82) and the No Shrink option at ¥9,836 (~$64).
A Damaged Box copy of Stellar Miracle is currently listed at ¥11,693 (~$76) as well, for buyers who don’t mind cosmetic box wear and want the same pull pool. For a side-by-side of Stellar Miracle against its companion release, see our SV7 vs SV7a box guide.
Where to Buy Joltik Cards from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. The SV7 Stellar Miracle Booster Box is the direct route to both verified SV7 Joltik prints in one box, and the Damaged Box version covers the same pull pool for less cosmetic concern.
For other Japanese Pokemon booster boxes, browse our Pokemon card box collection. If you’re after a graded Joltik single or a print from Phantom Gate, Battle Partners or the Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection, request a quote through our Quick Order page.
For more on the set behind the Art Rare print, see the Stellar Miracle SV7 card list, the SV7 pull-rates guide, the SV7 vs SV7a comparison, and the English-side Stellar Crown card list. Our Scorbunny cards guide covers another species pulled from the same SV7 box.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Japanese Joltik Pokemon card prints are there?
The Japanese card database lists 25 Joltik entries; five are detailed here: XY4 026, the SV7 Common, the SV7 Art Rare, SV9 028 and MC 254.
Which verified Joltik print has the Art Rare label?
The verified SV7 Art Rare from Stellar Miracle is the full-illustration Joltik treatment covered in this guide.
Why does the SV9 Joltik have HP 40 instead of HP 30?
The SV9 print from Battle Partners is officially “N’s Joltik” (Nのバチュル), a Trainer’s-Pokemon variant tied to the character N. It carries HP 40, ten points higher than the other four verified prints, all of which sit at HP 30.
Which box do I open to pull both SV7 Joltik prints?
Both the verified Common and the verified Art Rare come from the same Stellar Miracle (SV7) booster box, or the Damaged Box version, which covers the same pull pool for buyers who don’t mind cosmetic box wear. The Art Rare is illustrated by MARINA Chikazawa and the Common by Nisota Niso.
Where can I buy Japanese Joltik cards from Tokyo?
We ship Japanese sealed product from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The Stellar Miracle (SV7) booster box carries both verified SV7 Joltik prints; for singles from other sets or a graded copy, request a quote through our Quick Order page.
Which Joltik cards are full art?
The one full-art Joltik print among the five detailed here is the SV7 Art Rare (AR) from Stellar Miracle, illustrated by MARINA Chikazawa. The other four, XY4 026, the SV7 Common, SV9 028 and MC 254, are standard cards. Collectors use “full art” for prints whose artwork fills the whole card face.
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