A Marowak Pokemon card in the official Japanese database is filed under ガラガラ, with 16 distinct set-and-number prints including Alolan Marowak, Marowak BREAK and an old-format Stage 1 from L3-B. The print we offer as a PSA 10 is the Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) Rare, number 105/165.
This guide covers that card and the older L3-B 047/080 print side by side, with the other Marowak prints the database lists, how to read the number and regulation mark, and where to buy.
Marowak 105/165 from Pokemon Card 151 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥20,196 (~$131) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Our listing name identifies it as a Master Ball Mirror copy; the official database has one entry for the number and does not record that pattern.
USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
Marowak Prints at a Glance
The database lists Marowak (ガラガラ) and its Alolan, BREAK and GX forms under separate card names. The two Marowak prints this guide covers in full, plus others from the database, are:
| Card | Number | Set | Rarity | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ガラガラ | 105/165 | Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a) | R | Shinya Komatsu |
| ガラガラ | 047/080 | L3-B | U | kawayoo |
| ガラガラBREAK | 036/059 | XY8-Br | RR | 5ban Graphics |
| アローラ ガラガラGX | 252/SM-P | SMP | no rarity icon | 5ban Graphics |
| ガラガラ | 169/XY-P | XYP | no rarity icon | Shin Nagasawa |
| アローラ ガラガラ | 006/050 | SM4S | R | Mitsuhiro Arita |
| ガラガラ | 049/102 | SV7 | U | cochi8i |
| ガラガラ | 041/070 | S5R | U | Narumi Sato |
| アローラ ガラガラ | 013/054 | SM10a | U | Masakazu Fukuda |
| ガラガラ | 046/095 | SM10 | U | kirisAki |
Rarity is as shown by the official database icon. Marowak is National Pokedex No.105, listed in the database as the ほねずきポケモン. The evolution field prints ガラガラBREAK, ガラガラ, アローラ ガラガラ, アローラ ガラガラGX and カラカラ.
SV2a 105/165: The Pokemon Card 151 Marowak
The database lists 105/165 as a Stage 1, Fighting type, 120 HP, illustrated by Shinya Komatsu, with the R icon. Rendered from the Japanese text, its attacks are ボーンスロー (rendering “Bone Throw”), one Fighting Energy for 30 damage, with 30 damage also dealt to one of the opponent’s Benched Pokemon (Bench damage ignores Weakness and Resistance); and そこぢから (rendering “Underdog Strength”), Fighting plus Colorless for 120, after which this Pokemon cannot attack during your next turn.
Our listing is titled “Master Ball Mirror”. The database has one entry per number and no separate entry for that pattern, so the pattern comes from our listing name only. This copy is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥20,196 (~$131) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Our PSA 10 back order guide explains how sourcing to order works.
L3-B 047/080: The Older Marowak
The database also lists a much older Marowak at 047/080 under the era code L3-B. It is a Stage 1, Fighting type, 90 HP, illustrated by kawayoo, with the U icon. The database gives no set-name link for this era, so we refer to it by its code. Its attacks, rendered from the Japanese text: ホネブーメラン (rendering “Bonemerang”), two Colorless Energy for 60 × the number of heads on two coin flips; and ホネインパクト (rendering “Bone Impact”), two Fighting Energy for 20+, adding 60 damage if a Stadium is in play and then discarding that Stadium.
The two cards share a name and a type but have different HP, illustrators and attacks, so the number and set are what identify a given copy. The L3-B card shows no regulation mark in the database data, as expected for a pre-mark era print.
Other Marowak Prints in the Database
Among the other entries, Marowak BREAK at XY8-Br 036/059 carries the RR icon and is credited to 5ban Graphics. Alolan Marowak GX at SMP 252/SM-P and Marowak at XYP 169/XY-P show no rarity icon. The Alolan Marowak cards at SM4S 006/050 (R) and SM10a 013/054 (U) are credited to Mitsuhiro Arita and Masakazu Fukuda respectively, and the two plain Marowak cards at SV7 049/102 and S5R 041/070 are both U, credited to cochi8i and Narumi Sato.
For how a listing label sits against a database entry in the same set, see our Pikachu Master Ball Mirror 025/165 guide; the set itself is covered in the Pokemon 151 box guide.
The Pokemon Card 151 booster box is currently listed in its Sealed option at ¥44,502 (~$289); the No Shrink option is sold out at the time of this update.
How to Read a Marowak Card
The number on the lower edge reads card number over set total, so 105/165 is the 105th card of a 165-card numbering. Our guide to reading Japanese Pokemon cards and the rarities guide cover the layout in full.
Cards from the SV2a set carry regulation mark G, which is not in the current Standard regulation; the official regulation page lists H, I and J for Standard. The L3-B print shows no mark in the database data, so it is not in the current Standard regulation either.
For raw-card condition standards, see our condition guide; for the grade, What Does PSA 10 Mean on a Pokemon Card.
Where to Buy Marowak Cards from Tokyo
The PSA 10 Marowak 105/165 Master Ball Mirror is offered as a back order, sourced to order, and the product page shows the current terms. Browse the PSA 10 collection and the PSA 10 card list; sourcing requests for a specific Marowak print, including older ones, go through Quick Order. New to buying from Japan? Start with how to buy Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Marowak card do you offer as a PSA 10?
Marowak 105/165 from Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a), offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥20,196 (~$131) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
Who illustrated the two Marowak cards in this guide?
The official database credits Shinya Komatsu for SV2a 105/165 and kawayoo for L3-B 047/080.
Does the database confirm the Master Ball pattern?
No. The official database has one entry per number and does not record foil patterns. Our listing identifies the SV2a copy as a Master Ball Mirror print; that label comes from the listing name.
Are SV2a 105/165 and L3-B 047/080 the same card?
No. Both are Fighting-type Stage 1 Marowak cards, but the SV2a card has 120 HP and the L3-B card has 90 HP, with different attacks and illustrators.
Is Marowak 105/165 legal in Standard?
Cards from the SV2a set carry regulation mark G, which is not in the current Standard regulation; the official page lists H, I and J.
Where can I buy Marowak cards from Japan?
We offer the SV2a 105/165 print from Tokyo as a PSA 10 back order at ¥20,196 (~$131), sourced to order. Sourcing requests for a specific Marowak print go through Quick Order.
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