A Machoke Pokemon card in the official Japanese database is filed under ゴーリキー, and the database lists 17 exact-name entries, including a 2010 print from the L3 expansion and the Scarlet & Violet print we list. The print we offer as a PSA 10 is number 067/165 from Enhanced Expansion Pack "Pokemon Card 151" (SV2a), which our listing identifies as the Master Ball Mirror copy.
This guide sets out what the database prints for that card — illustrator, HP, attack, rarity icon and regulation mark — then the other Machoke prints it lists, including a 2010 card from the L3 expansion, how to read the number, rarity and mark on a Japanese card, and where to buy.
Our Machoke print is 067/165 from Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a), Master Ball Mirror as our listing describes it, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥15,809 (~$103) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The database lists one entry per card number, so the Mirror pattern comes from our listing name only.
USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate. Rarity is as shown by the official database icon. English renderings of attack text are our own translation, not official text.
Machoke Prints in the Database: At a Glance
The official Japanese Pokemon Card database lists Machoke as ゴーリキー. These are the prints this guide covers, as the database gives them:
| Number | Set | Rarity | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| 067/165 | Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) — our listed print | U | Ryuta Fuse |
| 043/080 | L3 (set name from our listing: "Clash at the Summit") | C | Shin Nagasawa |
| 177/165 | Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) | AR | Tetsu Kayama |
| 035/071 | S10a 強化拡張パック「ダークファンタズマ」 | U | Mitsuhiro Arita |
| 054/100 | S4 拡張パック「仰天のボルテッカー」 | U | AKIRA EGAWA |
The database also holds promo and deck-set entries for the same name, such as SM2p, CP4, 20th and MMB-P, which show no card number and no rarity icon. The sections below start with the print we list.
The Print We List: Pokemon Card 151 067/165
The database lists this card at 067/165, illustrated by Ryuta Fuse, from Enhanced Expansion Pack 「ポケモンカード151（イチゴーイチ）」 (SV2a). It is a Fighting-type Stage 1 with 100 HP. The database records one attack, printed 「やまどつき」: two Fighting energy for 50 damage, with the effect of discarding the top card of the opponent’s deck.
Our listing calls this copy the Master Ball Mirror print. The official database has a single entry for number 067/165 and no field for foil pattern, so we treat “Master Ball Mirror” as our listing’s description rather than a database fact. For how the number, set code and rarity work together, see our guide to how to read Japanese Pokemon cards.
This print is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥15,809 (~$103) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. See our PSA 10 back order guide for how that process works.
The 2010 Print: L3 043/080
The database also lists a much older Machoke at 043/080, illustrated by Shin Nagasawa, with the set code L3-B and a Common (C) rarity icon. It is a Fighting-type Stage 1 with 90 HP and two attacks: 「ナックルダウン」 (Fighting) for 30 damage, whose damage ignores effects on the Defending Pokemon, and 「かいりき」 (two Fighting and one Colorless) for 60.
The database detail page for this card does not print a set title for the pre-BW era, so the name “Clash at the Summit” comes from our own listing of the L3 Machoke, not from the database. No regulation mark is printed on this 2010 card, as expected for a card from before the mark system existed.
Other Machoke Prints in the Database
The Pokemon Card 151 set carries a second Machoke: 177/165, an AR by Tetsu Kayama. The number above 165 marks it as a card beyond the base numbering of the set.
Older entries include an Uncommon at 054/100 in S4 拡張パック「仰天のボルテッカー」 by AKIRA EGAWA, and an Uncommon at 035/071 in S10a 強化拡張パック「ダークファンタズマ」 by Mitsuhiro Arita — the database holds two separate entries that share that number. The evolution line printed on our listed card reads ゴーリキー ← ワンリキー, and the database’s evolution box also shows カイリキー, カイリキーGX and カイリキーBREAK. For the sealed side of the same set, see our Pokemon 151 sealed vs damaged box guide.
How to Read the Card: Rarity Icon and Regulation Mark
On the database, the 067/165 print shows a U icon and the 043/080 print a C icon; the AR on 177/165 shows an AR icon. Our Japanese Pokemon card rarities guide explains the full ladder from C upwards.
The regulation mark is the small letter near the bottom of a card. The Pokemon Card 151 print carries the G mark. The official regulation page lists H, I and J as the marks in the Standard format from January 23, 2026, so a G-mark card is not in the current Standard regulation; that is all this guide states about play. The L3 print carries no mark. The condition of a graded copy is shown by the PSA label — see our condition guide for raw vs PSA 10 cards.
Where to Buy Machoke Cards from Tokyo
Our PSA 10 Machoke Master Ball Mirror, SV2a 067/165 is the print this guide is built around, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥15,809 (~$103) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Browse the wider PSA 10 collection or the PSA 10 card list, or search the full card list hub. Requests for a different Machoke print go through Quick Order, and our guide to buying Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan covers the order process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Machoke print do you offer as a PSA 10?
Machoke U 067/165 from Enhanced Expansion Pack "Pokemon Card 151" (SV2a), Master Ball Mirror as our listing describes it, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥15,809 (~$103) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The official database credits the illustration to Ryuta Fuse.
What is Machoke called in Japanese?
The official database lists Machoke as ゴーリキー. The evolution line printed on our card reads ゴーリキー ← ワンリキー, with カイリキー further along the evolution box.
Does the database confirm the Master Ball Mirror pattern?
No. The database has one entry for number 067/165 and no field for foil pattern or edition, so the Master Ball Mirror description comes from our listing name only.
Is there an older Machoke card in the database?
Yes. The 2010 print at 043/080 (L3, Common icon, illustrated by Shin Nagasawa) is listed with 90 HP. Its set name “Clash at the Summit” comes from our listing, because the database page shows only the code.
Which regulation mark does the Pokemon Card 151 Machoke carry?
The G mark. The official regulation page lists H, I and J as the Standard marks from January 23, 2026, so G is not in the current Standard regulation.
Where can I buy Machoke cards from Japan?
We offer the SV2a 067/165 print as a PSA 10 back order, sourced to order from Tokyo. Requests for another Machoke print go through Quick Order.
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