N’s Zoroark ex SAR 127/100 Card Guide

What Is N’s Zoroark ex 127/100?

The Japanese name on the official card database is Nのゾロアークex; our listing renders it in English as N’s Zoroark ex. It is number 127/100, printed at Special Art Rare (SAR) in the expansion pack Battle Partners, set code SV9. The pack’s suggested retail price was ¥180 (tax included) for five cards. SAR is one of several Japanese rarity tiers, alongside R (Rare), RR (Double Rare), RRR (Triple Rare), SR (Super Rare), AR (Art Rare), UR (Ultra Rare) and HR (Hyper Rare).

N’s Zoroark ex is a Stage 1 Darkness-type Pokemon, evolving from N’s Zorua. It belongs to the 「Nのポケモン」 group that its own attack text names.

Other Prints of N’s Zoroark ex

The official database lists several additional Nのゾロアークex printings besides the 127/100 SAR:

The M2a 242/193 SAR is a different print with a different illustrator, Raita Kazama; the SV9 127/100 SAR is by Megumi Mizutani.

On October 22, 2026, the TCG Awards announced on their official Instagram account that N’s Zoroark ex by Raita Kazama (the English Ascended Heroes print 286/217; the Japanese M2a 242/193 SAR) won Artwork of the Year at the first TCG Awards gala at SPIEL Essen 2026; our TCG Awards report has the announcement.

N’s Zorua is the Basic Pokemon this card evolves from. For the character’s other N’s Pokemon card, see our N’s Reshiram 109/100 AR card guide.

For everything the SAR rarity itself means, see our Japanese Pokemon Alt Art (SAR) cards guide, and for the broader “N’s Pokemon” family, our N Pokemon card guide.

Where to Buy

Graded: the PSA 10 N’s Zoroark ex 127/100 SAR back-order page; how PSA 10 back orders work explains the route. Sealed boxes of the set are on the Battle Partners (SV9) booster box page.

PSA 10 is the top grade on PSA’s scale. Per PSA’s pages as printed September 18, 2026: PSA’s Grading Standards page says a Gem Mint 10 is “a virtually perfect card,” with “four perfectly sharp corners, sharp focus and full original gloss,” free of staining, and centering within “approximately 55/45 percent on the front, and 75/25 percent on the reverse.” PSA describes grading as combining objective checks — print defects, staining, surface wrinkles, centering — with a subjective judgment call on eye appeal in borderline cases. Authentication happens first: PSA reviews a submitted card for genuineness and checks for evidence of doctoring such as re-coloring or trimming before it grades condition. Once graded, PSA encapsulates the card in a sonically sealed, tamper-evident case, with the grade and certification number displayed on the PSA label for later verification. Our own Pokémon Card Condition Guide breaks grading down into the same four checks: centering (how evenly the image sits within the card’s border), corners (sharpness of all four corners), edges (condition of the cut edges), and surface (gloss and freedom from scratches or print defects). PSA’s US Standard service tier is priced at $59.99 per card with an estimated 90–100 business day turnaround, per PSA’s published fee schedule. PSA Japan’s equivalent Standard tier is priced at ¥9,980 per card with an estimated 100 business day turnaround, per PSA Japan’s fee schedule.

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