A professional golfer, a hotel heiress, and a member of the Alola Elite Four — Kahili is one of the more specific character concepts the Pokemon games have produced, and her Supporter card is built around a simple but useful piece of card advantage: draw two, then get a chance to keep the card in your hand instead of losing it.
This guide covers who Kahili is in the games, exactly what her Supporter card does, where the 065/060 Secret Rare sits inside the Thunderclap Spark (SM7a) set, and the other prints of the same character across Japanese and English releases. A PSA 10 copy of the 065/060 SR is currently listed on our site, shipped from Tokyo.
Kahili’s Supporter card — 065/060, Secret Rare in the Japanese Thunderclap Spark (SM7a) set (2018) — draws 2 cards, then flips a coin for a chance to return itself to your hand instead of the trash. One PSA 10 copy of the 065/060 SR is currently listed at ¥25,173 (~$158).
Prices are current listings as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
Who Is Kahili? Alola Elite Four Profile
Kahili is a member of the Alola Elite Four and a former Island Challenge Champion, first appearing in Pokemon Sun and Moon and returning in Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon. She specialises in Flying-type Pokemon, and her in-game team includes Skarmory, Crobat, Oricorio, and Mandibuzz, backed by her signature Toucannon.
Outside of battling, Kahili is written as a professional golfer and the daughter of the owner of the Hano Grand Resort — a detail that separates her from the more generic “Trainer class” characters (Sightseer, Lady) that also appear as Supporter cards in the same era. Kahili is a named, recurring in-game character, not a stand-in for an anonymous NPC type.
For more Alola-region cards from our stock, see our Alola starters card guide.
The Kahili SR 065/060: Set, Print & Illustrator Details
The card covered in this guide is the Japanese Secret Rare printing, numbered 065/060, from the set Thunderclap Spark (SM7a). The set released on 6 July 2018 and contains 73 total cards. Kahili’s Japanese name on the card is カヒリ, and the SR artwork is illustrated by Megumi Mizutani.
Currently listed is a graded copy: PSA 10 Kahili 065/060 SR, currently listed at ¥25,173 (~$158).
For background on how Japanese Secret Rares from this period grade and trade, our Japanese Pokemon card grading guide covers the process end to end.
What the Kahili Supporter Card Does
As a Supporter card, Kahili can only be played once per turn, and the effect is straightforward on paper: draw 2 cards from your deck. That part alone puts it in line with other card-advantage Supporters of the era.
The twist is the second half of the effect: after drawing, you flip a coin. Land on heads, and instead of the card going to the trash the way most Supporters do after use, Kahili returns to your hand. In practice, that means the card has a roughly even chance of coming right back into your hand for another turn, rather than being a one-time-use resource like most Supporter draw effects.
The set context matters here too — Thunderclap Spark (SM7a) sits in the Sun & Moon era of the Japanese TCG. For more on cards from this period, see our Sun & Moon era Japanese Pokemon guide.
The coin flip only decides where the card goes after it resolves — the draw 2 happens regardless of the flip result. A flip of tails simply means Kahili goes to the trash as a normal Supporter would.
Other Kahili Prints: JP Regular, English Lost Thunder & Promo
The 065/060 SR is not the only printing of this card. The same Thunderclap Spark set also contains a non-secret version, and the character was later reprinted in English. None of the prints below other than our own 065/060 SR are currently listed on our site — they are included here for identification context only.
| Set | Card # | Language | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kahili SR (our stock, PSA 10) | Thunderclap Spark (SM7a) | 065/060 | Japanese | Secret Rare, illus. Megumi Mizutani |
| Kahili (regular) | Thunderclap Spark (SM7a) | 055/060 | Japanese | Illus. Ken Sugimori — context only, not currently listed |
| Kahili | Lost Thunder | 179/214 | English | Regular print, illus. Ken Sugimori — context only |
| Kahili (Full Art) | Lost Thunder | 210/214 | English | Full Art, illus. Megumi Mizutani — context only |
| Kahili (Promo) | SM-P | 333/SM-P | Japanese | Distributed to Event Organizers, April 2019 — context only |
The English Lost Thunder set carried Kahili twice — once as a regular print sharing the same Ken Sugimori artwork as the Japanese 055/060, and once as a Full Art version using the same Megumi Mizutani illustration as the Japanese SR we stock. If you want more background on how Full Art treatments compare to Secret Rares like this one, see our Full Art Pokemon cards guide.
Elite Four & Gym Leader Supporter SRs: A Visual Comparison
Kahili’s SR sits within a broader run of Secret Rare Supporter cards built around named Trainer characters — Elite Four members and Gym Leaders among them. The four cards below are shown for visual comparison only; we are not citing pricing or stock information for any of them here.
Gardenia is the closest thematic match to Kahili — both are Elite Four or Gym Leader figures rather than generic Trainer classes, printed as Secret Rares in the same broad Sun & Moon era stretch of Japanese sets. For a wider round-up of character-based Trainer and Supporter cards, see our PSA 10 Trainer cards guide.
Where to Buy the Kahili SR from Japan
We ship Japanese Pokemon singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Our current listing for this card is a single graded copy, so availability is limited to the one unit shown below.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Kahili in the Pokemon games?
Kahili is a member of the Alola Elite Four and a former Island Challenge Champion, appearing in Pokemon Sun, Moon, Ultra Sun, and Ultra Moon. She specialises in Flying-type Pokemon, with a team including Skarmory, Crobat, Oricorio, Mandibuzz, and her signature Toucannon. She is also written as a professional golfer and the daughter of the Hano Grand Resort’s owner.
What does the Kahili Supporter card do?
It draws 2 cards from your deck, then you flip a coin. On heads, Kahili returns to your hand instead of going to the trash after use; on tails, it goes to the trash like a normal Supporter.
What set is the Kahili SR 065/060 from?
It is from Thunderclap Spark (SM7a), a Japanese set released on 6 July 2018 with 73 total cards. The Secret Rare is numbered 065/060 and illustrated by Megumi Mizutani.
Is there a non-Secret Rare version of Kahili in Thunderclap Spark?
Yes. The same set includes a regular print numbered 055/060, illustrated by Ken Sugimori. This is a different, lower-rarity card from the 065/060 Secret Rare covered in this guide.
Was Kahili reprinted in English?
Yes. She appeared in the English Lost Thunder set as a regular print (#179/214, illus. Ken Sugimori) and as a Full Art card (#210/214, illus. Megumi Mizutani), and separately as a Japanese promo card (#333/SM-P) distributed to Event Organizers in April 2019.
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