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Mimikyu Full Art Cards: Every Japanese AR, CHR and CSR Print (2026)

Mimikyu Full Art Cards: Every Japanese AR, CHR and CSR Print (2026)

Mimikyu didn’t debut until 2016, which makes it one of the newest Pokemon to build a real chase-card resume. Rarer event promos such as the Munch Exhibition Mimikyu 289/SM-P surface too seldom to price. No vintage prints, no e-Card era: Mimikyu full art cards are a decade of modern Japanese sets deciding what a disguised ghost Pokemon is worth. The spread is wide: a deck-exclusive GX from a 2017 half-deck box now clears six figures.

Updated October 22, 2026 — Full Art Prints
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Chase Prints Ranked

8
Full-Art Prints Covered

Oct 22, 2026
Prices Checked

2017–2025
Sets Covered

Market figures are SNKRDUNK asking prices as of August 7, 2026; USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.

Mimikyu Full Art Cards: Every Japanese CHR / CSR / AR / SR / HR 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.

Card Set mark · number Rarity Our listing
Mimikyu CHR SM11b Dream League · 058/049 CHR not listed
Mimikyu VMAX (Acerola) S8b VMAX Climax · 234/184 CSR not listed
Mimikyu V (Acerola) S8b VMAX Climax · 233/184 CSR sold out at the time of this update
Mimikyu SV4a Shiny Treasure ex · 341/190 AR sold out at the time of this update
Team Rocket’s Mimikyu M2a MEGA Dream ex · 205/193 AR not listed
Gengar & Mimikyu GX SM9 Tag Bolt · 103/095 SR SA not listed
Gengar & Mimikyu GX SM9 Tag Bolt · 113/095 HR not listed
Gengar & Mimikyu GX SM9 Tag Bolt · 102/095 SR not listed

For how these rarities work across every Pokemon, see our full art Pokemon cards guide.

Mimikyu Chase Cards: The Landscape

Because Mimikyu is a Generation 7 Pokemon, its entire card history sits inside the modern era — there’s no e-Card, EX, or Diamond & Pearl-era printing to chase, which keeps the field smaller and more legible than a Pokemon like Gengar or Rayquaza. What Mimikyu does have is a genuinely strange spread of rarities: a deck-exclusive GX from a half-deck battle box, a trio of Acerola character-illustration cards spanning two different high-class packs, a Tag Team GX with Gengar, and the newest addition — a 2025 alternate-art from Japan’s MEGA-era flagship set.

Search demand backs up the interest: “Mimikyu pokemon card” and related terms cluster to roughly 4,000 monthly searches in the US alone, split fairly evenly between the Acerola-illustration cards and the shiny variants.

The Key Mimikyu Chase Cards, Ranked by Market Value

Ranked by PSA10 asking price:

Card Set PSA10 ask (Aug 7, 2026)
Team Rocket’s Mimikyu GX 010/026 Ash VS Team Rocket Half Decks (SMD) ¥174,000–¥181,000 (market reference)
Mimikyu CHR 058/049 (Acerola) Dream League (SM11b) ¥50,000–¥145,000 (market reference, wide range)
Mimikyu VMAX CSR 234/184 (Acerola) VMAX Climax (S8b) ¥32,000–¥50,000 (market reference)
Mimikyu V CSR 233/184 (Acerola) VMAX Climax (S8b) ¥36,500–¥45,000 (SNKRDUNK asks, August 7, 2026)
Mimikyu AR 341/190 Shiny Treasure ex (SV4a) —
Team Rocket’s Mimikyu AR 205/193 MEGA Dream ex (M2a) ¥8,888–¥9,800 (market reference)
Team Rocket's Mimikyu GX SMD 010/026
Team Rocket’s Mimikyu GX SMD 010/026
Mimikyu VMAX CSR 234/184 — S8b VMAX Climax
Mimikyu VMAX CSR 234/184 — S8b VMAX Climax
Mimikyu CHR 058/049 — SM11b Dream League
Mimikyu CHR 058/049 — SM11b Dream League

Team Rocket’s Mimikyu GX sits well ahead of everything else — it’s a deck-exclusive card from a 2017 half-deck box, never printed in a booster pack, which is a very different scarcity profile from a high-class pack pull. The Acerola trio (CHR and both CSRs) forms the middle tier, and the newest M2a AR has the lowest ask of the priced prints.

The Acerola Family: CHR, VMAX CSR & V CSR

PSA10 Mimikyu V CSR 233/184 from VMAX Climax, Acerola character illustration, our stock photo
PSA10 Mimikyu V CSR, 233/184 — VMAX Climax (S8b, Japan 2021)

Three separate Mimikyu cards get grouped by English-speaking collectors under the shorthand “Acerola’s Mimikyu,” and it’s worth being precise about what that actually refers to — there is no card officially named “Acerola’s Mimikyu.” What exists is three distinct prints that each feature trainer Acerola illustrated alongside her signature Mimikyu:

  • Mimikyu CHR, 058/049 — Dream League (SM11b, 2019)
  • Mimikyu V CSR, 233/184 — VMAX Climax (S8b, 2021)
  • Mimikyu VMAX CSR, 234/184 — VMAX Climax (S8b, 2021)

The two S8b cards are a matched V/VMAX pair from the same set’s secret-rare Character Super Rare block, while the SM11b CHR predates them by two years and comes from an entirely different high-class pack. All three share the Acerola artwork concept but are separate collecting targets with separate price levels.

As of August 7, 2026, SNKRDUNK PSA10 asks for the V CSR ran roughly ¥36,500–¥45,000. The VMAX CSR asked around ¥32,000–¥50,000 and the CHR anywhere from ¥50,000 to ¥145,000, a wide spread at the top end.

The Affordable Entry: AR vs Shiny S (SV4a)

PSA10 Mimikyu AR 341/190 from Shiny Treasure ex, our stock photo
PSA10 Mimikyu AR, 341/190 — Shiny Treasure ex (SV4a, Japan 2023)

Shiny Treasure ex (SV4a), the 360-card high-class pack that released in Japan on December 1, 2023, carries the most accessible graded Mimikyu in this whole lineup: the Mimikyu AR at 341/190.

Check This First

SV4a actually contains two different Mimikyu cards, and they aren’t the same card: the AR at 341/190 and a separate shiny Mimikyu S at 265/190, which trades raw around ¥1,500 and is a distinct print from the AR. If a listing just says “shiny Mimikyu from Shiny Treasure ex,” confirm the card number before assuming it’s the AR.

For the broader set context — pull structure and other chase cards from the same pack — see our Shiny Treasure ex pull rates and best cards guide.

The Gengar & Mimikyu GX Tag Team (SM9)

Before Mimikyu had solo GX-level chase cards, it shared one with Gengar. Tag Bolt (SM9, released December 7, 2018 — the Japanese counterpart to English’s Team Up) printed the Gengar & Mimikyu GX Tag Team across four separate rarities, and all four remain collectible on their own:

Rarity Card # Raw ask (Aug 7, 2026)
SR SA 103/095 ¥107,000
HR 113/095 ¥44,000
SR 102/095 ¥25,000
RR 038/095 ¥10,450
Gengar & Mimikyu GX RR 038/095 — SM9 Tag Bolt
Gengar & Mimikyu GX RR 038/095 — SM9 Tag Bolt

The SR SA at 103/095 is the clear top of the four — it’s the secret-rare alternate-art treatment of the Tag Team artwork, and its raw ask alone already exceeds the graded price of most other Mimikyu prints on this page. We’ve covered the wider Gengar side of this lineup, including other Gengar Tag Team and solo chase cards, in our Gengar cards guide.

Team Rocket’s Mimikyu: GX Grail to New M2a AR

Team Rocket’s Mimikyu is a separate character-illustration lane from the Acerola cards above, and it spans Mimikyu’s oldest chase print and its newest one.

The original, Team Rocket’s Mimikyu GX (010/026), comes from the “Ash VS Team Rocket” 30-card half-deck battle box (SMD), released April 21, 2017. It was never available in booster packs — the only way to pull it was buying that specific deck box — and that structural scarcity is why it now tops this entire ranking, with even a PSA9 copy asked at around ¥52,000 as of August 7, 2026.

The newest Mimikyu chase print arrived eight years later in M2a “MEGA Dream ex”, the Japanese high-class pack that released November 28, 2025. It added Team Rocket’s Mimikyu at 079/193 (with mirror-stamp variants) and a secret-rare Team Rocket’s Mimikyu AR at 205/193. For the full M2a set breakdown, see our M2a MEGA Dream ex complete guide, and for more on the Team Rocket sub-brand across sets, our Team Rocket Japanese Pokemon cards guide.

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Dream League: Where the CHR Comes From

The Acerola CHR (058/049) covered above comes from Dream League (SM11b), a 68-card Japanese enhanced expansion pack released August 2, 2019. If you’d rather chase the card by opening product than buying the single, unopened Dream League boxes are the only source — every CHR in circulation came out of one.

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The box is currently listed at ¥153,773 (~$999), above most single graded CHR asks — what you are paying for is the sealed product itself: a 68-card set shot in which the Acerola CHR is one possible pull, not a guaranteed outcome.

Where to Buy Mimikyu Cards from Japan

We ship graded Mimikyu singles and sealed Japanese product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The SM11b Dream League booster box is the sealed route to the Acerola CHR.

Sourcing requests for a specific graded print — the Acerola CHR and VMAX CSR, the V CSR, the Shiny Treasure ex AR, Team Rocket’s Mimikyu GX, or any of the Gengar & Mimikyu GX Tag Team variants — go through Quick Order. You can also browse the full PSA10 card list for graded cards currently listed, the wider PSA10 collection, or the Japanese card lists.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the most valuable Mimikyu card?

Team Rocket’s Mimikyu GX (010/026), from the 2017 “Ash VS Team Rocket” half-deck battle box (SMD). It was never printed in booster packs, and SNKRDUNK PSA10 asks clustered around ¥174,000–¥181,000 as of August 7, 2026.

What is “Acerola’s Mimikyu”?

It isn’t an official card name. English-speaking collectors use it informally to refer to three different Mimikyu cards illustrated alongside trainer Acerola: the CHR (058/049) from Dream League, and the V CSR (233/184) and VMAX CSR (234/184) from VMAX Climax. Each is a separate print with its own price.

Is the SV4a Mimikyu AR the same as the shiny Mimikyu?

No. Shiny Treasure ex (SV4a) contains two separate Mimikyu cards: the AR at 341/190 and a distinct shiny Mimikyu S at 265/190, which trades raw around ¥1,500. They are not interchangeable listings.

What’s the cheapest way to get a graded Mimikyu card?

SNKRDUNK PSA10 asks for Team Rocket’s Mimikyu AR (205/193) from M2a MEGA Dream ex were roughly ¥8,888–¥9,800 as of August 7, 2026, the lowest PSA10 ask in this guide.

Where can I buy a PSA10 Mimikyu card from Japan?

We ship graded Mimikyu singles and sealed product worldwide from Tokyo. Sourcing requests for a specific graded print go through Quick Order, and the SM11b Dream League booster box is currently listed at ¥153,773 (~$999).

Which Mimikyu cards are full art?

In this guide, the full-art Mimikyu prints are the Acerola CHR (058/049, Dream League), the V CSR (233/184) and VMAX CSR (234/184) from VMAX Climax, the AR prints 341/190 (Shiny Treasure ex) and 205/193 (MEGA Dream ex), and the Gengar & Mimikyu GX SR SA, HR and SR prints from Tag Bolt.

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