Lusamine has seven separate Japanese printings spread across five different sets and products. Two of them — both Secret Rares — are the Lusamine full art prints, and most of the seven share a name, a number range, or an illustrator with at least one other, which makes misidentifying a copy easier than it should be. One Secret Rare looks similar to another Secret Rare from an entirely different product in the same era, and two of the seven prints are literally the same artwork by the same illustrator, released a year apart.
This guide walks through every confirmed Lusamine print: the SM4A original and its Secret Rare, the GX Battle Boost pair, the GX Ultra Shiny and Sky Legend reprints, and the Prism Star variant with its own special deckbuilding rule. We ship Japanese sealed product and singles from Tokyo, and the prices we cite from our own catalog reflect that vault.
All seven prints are Trainer-category Supporter cards rather than Pokemon, which puts Lusamine in the same collecting bracket as Wicke and Red & Blue rather than alongside the Pokemon featured in the same expansions. That’s a useful filter if you’re building a checklist by category instead of by set, since none of the seven carry HP, attacks, or the other Pokemon-card fields — every one is a text-effect Supporter or, in one case, a Prism Star Supporter with its own special rule.
Seven Lusamine prints exist across SM4A, GX Battle Boost, GX Ultra Shiny, Sky Legend, and Super Burst Impact (2017–2019). The chase print of the lineup is the SM4A Secret Rare, 055/050, one of the two Lusamine full art prints — our graded PSA 10 copy is sold out at the time of this update (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
- Both Lusamine Secret Rares — the SM4A 055/050 and the GX Battle Boost 120/114 — are sold out at the time of this update; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
- The lowest SNKRDUNK asking price on September 23, 2026 was ¥195,000 (PSA 10) / ¥73,999 (raw) for 055/050, and ¥480,000 (PSA 10) / ¥75,800 (raw) for 120/114.
- The companion Aether Foundation Secret Rare, Wicke SR [SM3N 057/051], is currently listed — see the product below.
Card and set details below come from the official Pokemon Card Database and Limitless TCG; store state current as of September 23, 2026. USD figures added in this update convert at ¥154/USD, approximate; older figures keep the rate stated when they were written.
Every Lusamine Card and How to Tell Them Apart
Seven confirmed prints:
| Card | Number | Rarity | Set / Product | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lusamine | SM4A 047/050 | Regular | Beasts from the Ultradimension (2017) | take |
| Lusamine | SM4A 055/050 | SR | Beasts from the Ultradimension (2017) | Megumi Mizutani |
| Lusamine | SM4+ 109/114 | Regular | GX Battle Boost | take |
| Lusamine | SM4+ 120/114 | SR | GX Battle Boost | You Iribi |
| Lusamine | SM8b 136/150 | Regular | GX Ultra Shiny (2018) | take |
| Lusamine | SM10b 054/054 | Regular | Sky Legend (2019) | Mana Ibe |
| Lusamine ◇ | SM8 092/095 | Prism Star | Super Burst Impact (2018) | nagimiso |
Two things make this lineup easy to mix up. First, three different prints — 047/050, 109/114, and 136/150 — are illustrated by the same artist, take, and two of them reuse the exact same artwork. Second, the two Secret Rare prints, 055/050 and 120/114 — the two Lusamine full art prints — are separated by a different set, a different illustrator, and a different number range, but both are full-art SR Supporters of the same character released within about a year of each other. Number and set code, not the art style, are what settle which one you’re holding.
The Original: SM4A Regular and Secret Rare
Lusamine debuted in the Beasts from the Ultradimension expansion (SM4A), released September 15, 2017. The regular print, 047/050, is a Supporter card illustrated by take. Its effect: search your discard pile for up to 2 cards in any combination of Supporter and Stadium cards, reveal them to your opponent, and add them to your hand — a recursion effect that lets you reuse Supporters you’ve already played, in an era before that kind of card recycling was common.
The Secret Rare, 055/050, is the full-art printing of the same card — the first of the two Lusamine full art prints — illustrated separately by Megumi Mizutani. It’s numbered above the set’s 050-card base total, which is the standard marker for a Secret Rare slot in this era of Japanese sets. Our graded PSA 10 copy of this print is sold out at the time of this update (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order); sourcing requests go through Quick Order. The lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 23, 2026 was ¥195,000 for a PSA 10 copy and ¥73,999 for a raw copy.
Two different Lusamine Secret Rares exist — this SM4A 055/050 print by Mizutani, and a second SR from GX Battle Boost (120/114) by a different illustrator entirely. Confirm the set code and number printed on the card before assuming which SR you have.
The High-Class Reprint: GX Battle Boost
The GX Battle Boost high-class pack (official database code SM4p; the set logo printed on the card itself reads “SM4+”) added a second pair of Lusamine prints: a regular version at 109/114, illustrated by take under the same artwork family as the SM4A original, and a Secret Rare at 120/114, illustrated by You Iribi in a distinct full-art style — the second Lusamine full art print, and per the official database the only Lusamine print credited to that illustrator. The 120/114 SR corresponds to the English-language Ultra Prism 153/156 full-art printing.
The official product page lists a release date of October 20, 2017 for GX Battle Boost. If you’re trying to identify a copy, the fastest check is the illustrator credit printed on the card — take for 109/114, You Iribi for 120/114 — since both numbers sit in the same 114-card range as each other but nowhere near the SM4A 047–055/050 range.
Our graded PSA 10 copy of the 120/114 SR is sold out at the time of this update; sourcing requests go through Quick Order. The lowest asking price on SNKRDUNK on September 23, 2026 was ¥480,000 for a PSA 10 copy and ¥75,800 for a raw copy.
Because GX Battle Boost runs its own 114-card numbering rather than continuing SM4A’s 050-card count, a Lusamine copy with a /114 denominator is a GX Battle Boost print, not an SM4A one.
Later Reprints: GX Ultra Shiny and Sky Legend
The 2018 GX Ultra Shiny high-class pack (SM8b) reprinted Lusamine at 136/150, again illustrated by take and carrying the same discard-recursion effect as the 047/050 original. If you’re building out that pack specifically, the same GX Ultra Shiny release also produced our PSA 10 Darkrai GX SSR [SM8b 230/150], currently listed at ¥40,872 (~$265) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). See the full GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b) card list.
The 2019 Sky Legend expansion (SM10b, released April 26, 2019) reprinted Lusamine a second time at 054/054 — the last number in that set — with entirely new artwork by Mana Ibe rather than a repeat of take’s illustration. Sky Legend is the same set that introduced Jessie & James, so a Sky Legend booster is one of the few products where Lusamine sits alongside Team Rocket-themed prints in the same checklist. See the full Sky Legend (SM10b) card list.
The Prism Star Variant: Lusamine ◇
The Super Burst Impact expansion (SM8, released September 7, 2018) gave Lusamine a completely different card under the Prism Star mechanic, illustrated by nagimiso and corresponding to the English-language Lost Thunder 182/214 printing. Prism Star cards use their own special rule: only one card with the same name is allowed across your entire deck, and when it leaves play, it goes to the Lost Zone instead of the discard pile. See the full Super Burst Impact (SM8) card list.
The effect on this printing is also distinct from the searching Supporters above: it can only be used if your opponent has exactly 3 Prize cards remaining, and if you use it, all of your Ultra Beast Pokemon take no damage from your opponent’s Pokemon’s attacks during your opponent’s next turn. It’s a narrower, more situational card than the discard-recursion Lusamine prints, built specifically around the Ultra Beast archetype that ran through the Sun & Moon era.
The Aether Foundation Connection
Lusamine’s SM4A debut (September 2017) landed within a few months of another Aether Foundation Supporter, Wicke, whose own Secret Rare comes from the Light Consuming Darkness expansion (SM3N, June 2017). Both are Sun & Moon-era Supporter cards tied to the same in-universe organization, and both got the same treatment: a common-numbered regular print followed by a fuller-art Secret Rare later in the same base set. Wicke’s Secret Rare is currently listed in our vault, unlike either Lusamine SR at the time of this update — see our Wicke Pokemon cards guide for the full print rundown.
For the wider Beasts from the Ultradimension checklist that the SM4A Lusamine prints come from, see our SM4A set guide. For graded Supporter and Trainer cards more broadly, our PSA 10 Japanese Trainer cards guide covers the category Lusamine belongs to, and our Sun & Moon era guide places all of this within the broader 2017–2019 block of Japanese sets.
Between them, Lusamine and Wicke’s Secret Rares span the first half of that Sun & Moon block — June 2017 for Wicke’s Light Consuming Darkness printing, September 2017 for Lusamine’s Beasts from the Ultradimension printing — while Lusamine’s later reprints (GX Ultra Shiny in 2018, Sky Legend in 2019) carry the same card through most of the rest of the era. Anyone assembling a full Aether Foundation Supporter run is really tracking two originals and a trail of reprints across roughly two years of Japanese releases.
Where to Buy Lusamine Cards from Japan
We ship from Tokyo; if your country appears at checkout we can ship to you. Both Lusamine Secret Rares are sold out at the time of this update; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
- PSA 10 Lusamine SR [SM4A 055/050] — sold out at the time of this update; request via Quick Order
- PSA 10 Wicke SR [SM3N 057/051] (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) — currently listed at ¥62,982 (~$409) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), the companion Aether Foundation Secret Rare
For other current PSA 10 Trainer and Supporter cards, check our PSA 10 card list or the wider PSA 10 collection, or use our Quick Order page to ask about a specific print, including the GX Battle Boost or GX Ultra Shiny prints not currently listed on the site.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Lusamine Pokemon cards are there?
Seven confirmed Japanese prints across five sets and products released between 2017 and 2019: SM4A (regular and Secret Rare), GX Battle Boost (regular and Secret Rare), GX Ultra Shiny, Sky Legend, and the Prism Star variant from Super Burst Impact.
Which Lusamine card is the main chase print?
The SM4A Secret Rare (055/050) is the chase print of the lineup. Our PSA 10 copy of it is sold out at the time of this update; sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
What is a Prism Star card, and how is Lusamine ◇ different?
Prism Star cards follow a special deckbuilding rule: only one card of that name is allowed across your entire deck, and it goes to the Lost Zone instead of the discard pile when it leaves play. Lusamine ◇ (SM8 092/095) also carries a different effect than the standard Lusamine Supporters — it protects your Ultra Beast Pokemon from damage, rather than recovering Supporters and Stadiums from your discard pile.
Where can I buy a Lusamine Pokemon card from Japan?
We ship from Tokyo; if your country appears at checkout we can ship to you. Our PSA 10 Lusamine SR [SM4A 055/050] is sold out at the time of this update; check our PSA 10 card list for other graded Trainer cards currently listed, such as the companion Wicke SR, or use our Quick Order page to ask about specific prints.
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