N’s Reshiram debuted with two Japanese printings in Battle Partners (SV9), and one of them — the 109/100 Art Rare — carries a card number that sits above the set’s own nominal total. That single detail tells you almost everything about where this card ranks within that release.
This guide covers both Japanese prints of N’s Reshiram, the Battle Partners (SV9) set they come from, how the Japanese numbering compares to the English Journey Together release, and where the Art Rare sits relative to its own sibling print. We source and ship this set’s Japanese sealed product out of Tokyo, and the facts below come from the Japanese card database and our own listing history — no third-party price estimates.
N’s Reshiram has two prints within Battle Partners (SV9), released 24 January 2025: the base Rare at 74/100 and the Art Rare chase print at 109/100. Sealed Battle Partners booster boxes are currently listed at ¥10,094–¥10,812 (~$63–$68). The PSA 10 109/100 AR is not currently listed on our site; sourcing requests for a graded copy go through Quick Order.
The Card: N’s Reshiram 109/100 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) AR
N’s Reshiram (Nのレシラム) is a Basic Dragon-type Pokemon card with 130 HP. It carries two attacks: Power Rage, which deals damage based on 20 times the number of damage counters already on the opposing Pokemon, and Innocent Flame, a flat 170-damage attack. Retreat cost is 2, and the card is printed under Regulation Mark I.
The 109/100 Art Rare is the full-illustration version, drawn by Bun Toujo. Its card number already tells you something worth noting: Battle Partners has a gallery total of 132 cards, but the standard numbering runs to a nominal 100 — the Art Rare sits above that nominal total, in the block reserved for the set’s alternate-art chase prints.
Print History: Every Japanese N’s Reshiram
Two Japanese N’s Reshiram prints come from Battle Partners (SV9) itself, which is this guide’s focus. Both share the same HP, type and attacks — the difference is illustration and rarity.
SV9 #74/100 — Rare
The 74/100 Rare is the standard-frame print within the set’s normal numbering, illustrated by rika. This is the print most players pull and play with; it sits inside the set’s regular 1–100 run rather than the alternate-art block.
SV9 #109/100 — Art Rare
Covered in full above: the full-illustration chase print of the same card, illustrated by Bun Toujo, numbered above the set’s nominal 100-card run.
| Set | Number | Rarity | Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| Battle Partners (SV9) | 74/100 | Rare | 24 Jan 2025 |
| Battle Partners (SV9) | 109/100 | Art Rare | 24 Jan 2025 |
Limitless TCG’s own print-history table also lists N’s Reshiram reprinted outside Battle Partners, in Mega Dream ex (M2a) #128 and Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection (MC) #545; Limitless does not publish a rarity tier for either reprint. This guide focuses on the two Battle Partners prints, since the 109/100 Art Rare remains this card’s only confirmed alternate-art print.
Part of a Wider 2025 Release Wave
N’s Reshiram belongs to a set of 2025 “owner’s-Pokemon” cards built around N. It is a distinct card from N’s Zekrom, which debuts separately in MEGA Dream ex (M2a) rather than in Battle Partners, with its own standard print (129/193, illustrated by AKIRA EGAWA) and its own Art Rare (210/193, illustrated by Bun Toujo). Our N Pokemon & Trainer cards guide covers the whole family hub, including both N’s Reshiram prints and N’s Zekrom, in one place — this article is the single-card deep dive on N’s Reshiram specifically, with both its prints and its set context.
The same Battle Partners release wave also introduced N’s Zoroark ex, which has its own multi-rarity print run across the set (RR, two SAR numbers, and a UR) and its own dedicated guide — see our N’s Zoroark ex print guide for that card’s full breakdown rather than repeating it here.
The Set: Battle Partners (SV9)
Battle Partners is a Japanese Scarlet & Violet-era set, coded SV9, with the same name used for both its Japanese and (later) English releases. It released in Japan on 24 January 2025 and carries a gallery total of 132 cards, against a nominal set-numbering denominator of 100 — the standard pattern for modern Scarlet & Violet-era Japanese sets, where secret and alternate-art rarities are numbered past the nominal total rather than folded into it.
For the complete 132-card breakdown, see our Battle Partners (SV9) card list, and for a set-wide look at its box contents, our Battle Partners box guide.
Where This Print Sits in the Chase-Rarity Tiers
Within Battle Partners, N’s Reshiram exists in two Japanese rarities, and there is no ambiguity about which one is the chase print in this set. The 74/100 Rare is the standard-frame version inside the set’s regular numbering — the print most commonly pulled and played. The 109/100 Art Rare is the full-illustration version numbered above the set’s nominal 100-card total, in the block Battle Partners reserves for its alternate-art rarities.
No SR, SAR or UR version of N’s Reshiram has been confirmed in Battle Partners or elsewhere, so within this set the Art Rare is the top print by illustration rarity, not by comparison to a longer internal ladder. We don’t carry pull-rate figures for this set and won’t state one as fact here.
Where to Buy N’s Reshiram from Tokyo
The PSA 10 109/100 Art Rare is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests for a graded copy go through Quick Order. That listing page remains live for reference at PSA10 N’s Reshiram 109/100 AR (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
If you want to pull your own copy of either print, sealed Battle Partners booster boxes are currently listed at ¥10,094–¥10,812 (~$63–$68), and a Damaged Box listing is currently listed at ¥10,170 (~$64) for the same contents at a reduced price on the outer packaging only.
Looking for a different Reshiram card instead? Our wider Reshiram cards guide covers the broader Reshiram card family — note that it does not include N’s Reshiram, which is a separate card line covered here. A cheaper graded alternative, PSA10 Reshiram V SR (Silver Tempest), is currently listed at ¥13,200 (~$83). For a low-cost entry point into the same 2025 “owner’s-Pokemon” release wave, the Starter Set ex: Zorua & Zoroark ex is currently listed at ¥1,872 (~$12). Reshiram’s Fire/Dragon typing also comes up in our fire-type Pokemon cards guide.
Browse our full graded catalogue in the PSA 10 collection, or send a mixed want-list through Quick Order and we’ll source what we can from Tokyo.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Japanese prints does N’s Reshiram have?
Two, within Battle Partners (SV9): the standard Rare at 74/100 and the Art Rare at 109/100, released 24 January 2025. Limitless TCG also lists reprints outside this set, in Mega Dream ex (M2a) #128 and Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection (MC) #545.
Is N’s Reshiram the same card as N’s Zekrom?
No. They are separate cards from the same 2025 “owner’s-Pokemon” release wave. N’s Reshiram debuts in Battle Partners (SV9); N’s Zekrom debuts separately in MEGA Dream ex (M2a) with its own standard and Art Rare prints.
Is the PSA 10 N’s Reshiram 109/100 AR currently listed?
It is not currently listed on our site. Sourcing requests for a graded copy go through Quick Order.
Does N’s Reshiram have an English print?
Yes, in Journey Together (JTG): the standard print is #116 and the Art Rare is #167/159, corresponding to the Japanese 74/100 and 109/100 prints respectively. Card stats are identical between the two languages; only the numbering differs.
Which N’s Reshiram print is the chase card?
The 109/100 Art Rare. It’s numbered above Battle Partners’ nominal 100-card total, in the block reserved for the set’s alternate-art rarities, and it’s the only alternate-art version of this specific card.
What set is N’s Reshiram from?
Battle Partners (SV9), a Japanese Scarlet & Violet-era set released 24 January 2025 with a 132-card gallery total.
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