Oshawott White Flare means the Oshawott cards in the Japanese Pokémon TCG expansion pack White Flare (SV11W): the Basic Oshawott numbered 018/086 with 70 HP, and the Oshawott AR numbered 102/086, which our shop lists as a PSA 10 graded card. This guide covers both prints, the stats, the evolution line and where to buy.
- White Flare (SV11W) was released in Japan on June 6, 2025, according to the official SV11 page.
- Oshawott 018/086 is a Basic Pokémon with HP 70 and two attacks, Tackle (10) and Water Gun (30), per the official card page.
- The Oshawott AR in this set is numbered 102/086 and is graded PSA 10 on our PSA 10 product page.
- The official page says all 156 Unova Pokémon appear in this release as AR or SAR cards.
Updated November 11, 2026
What are the key facts about Oshawott in White Flare?
Oshawott has two cards that matter in White Flare: the standard 018/086 and the AR 102/086. The table below gives the exact names and numbers so you can tell them apart.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product (English) | Expansion Pack “White Flare” (Japanese edition) |
| Product (Japanese) | 拡張パック「ホワイトフレア」 |
| Set code | SV11W (the paired pack is Black Bolt, SV11B) |
| Release date | June 6, 2025 (Japan) |
| Standard pack | 7 cards, suggested retail ¥290 including tax, random inserts |
| Oshawott, standard card | 018/086, Basic, HP 70 |
| Oshawott, AR print | 102/086, rarity AR |
| Pokédex entry | No. 501, Otter Pokémon, 0.5 m, 5.9 kg |
Sources: the official SV11 product page for the set facts and the official card page for the 018/086 data. The AR 102/086 details come from our PSA 10 product page.
The set code is written SV11W, or sv11w without capitals. Either way it points to the same Japanese expansion pack, the “White” half of a two-pack release that also includes Black Bolt (SV11B). If you want every card in the set rather than just Oshawott, our White Flare (SV11W) card list is the right page; it is titled as a 174-card list, and this article does not copy it.
Which Oshawott White Flare cards are in SV11W?
Two Oshawott prints are documented for White Flare: the Basic card 018/086 and the AR 102/086. Both belong to the SV11W expansion pack and both use the same Pokémon, but they are different cards with different numbers.
The official card search lists the standard Oshawott as number 018 / 086 in the SV11W “White Flare” expansion pack. It shows two separate entries for that number (card IDs 47640 and 48182), and both give the same Pokémon, HP, attacks, illustrator and evolution line. The first entry is the official card page 47640; the second is official card page 48182.
The AR version appears in our product listing as Oshawott AR [SV11W 102/086], with the set name Expansion Pack “White Flare” and the rarity AR. The official release page, separately, says that all 156 Unova Pokémon appear in the release as AR or SAR cards. Our PSA 10 listing is the Oshawott AR print.
For a wider look at how rarities work in this set, our White Flare SV11W rare cards guide explains the AR, SR, SAR and BWR groups. This article stays with Oshawott.
The two Oshawott prints side by side
| Feature | Oshawott 018/086 | Oshawott AR 102/086 |
|---|---|---|
| Set | SV11W White Flare | SV11W White Flare |
| Card number as printed | 018 / 086 | 102/086 |
| Rarity | No written rarity on the official page | AR |
| Data in this guide | HP 70, Tackle 10, Water Gun 30, illustrator rika | PSA 10 (Gem Mint) graded copy |
| Source | Official card search | Our PSA 10 product page |
The official page for 018/086 gives no written rarity (only an icon image file), so this article does not assign a rarity letter to the standard card.
What are the stats and attacks of the Oshawott 018/086 in White Flare?
Oshawott 018/086 is a Basic Pokémon with 70 HP and two attacks: Tackle for 10 damage and Water Gun for 30 damage. It has a ×2 weakness and no resistance, according to the official card page.
| Field | Official data |
|---|---|
| Name | Oshawott |
| Card number | 018 / 086 |
| Stage | Basic |
| HP | 70 |
| Attack 1 | Tackle, 10 |
| Attack 2 | Water Gun, 30 |
| Weakness | ×2 |
| Resistance | None shown (–) |
| Illustrator | rika |
| Height / weight | 0.5 m / 5.9 kg |
| Category | Otter Pokémon, No. 501 |
Source: the official card details page, which repeats the same figures as the first entry.
How to read the card data
The card is a Basic with HP 70, and its two attacks deal 10 and 30. Tackle is the lower attack at 10 and Water Gun is the higher at 30. The official page prints these values next to the attack names, so you can check them against any copy of the card in front of you.
The weakness field reads ×2 and the resistance field shows two dashes, which means no resistance is printed. The official page gives the Pokédex number as 501 and the category as Otter Pokémon, with a height of 0.5 m and a weight of 5.9 kg. The illustrator credit is rika.
The page text is in Japanese, so the English attack names Tackle and Water Gun here are our rendering of the Japanese attack names.
Flavor text
The Japanese flavor text on the card, in our English rendering, says that Oshawott fights with the scallop on its belly, and that after taking an attack it immediately cuts back in return. The full text appears on the first official entry (card ID 47640); the second entry shows its first sentence about the scallop.
How does Oshawott evolve into Dewott and Samurott?
Oshawott evolves into Dewott and then into Samurott or Hisuian Samurott, as shown on the official card page. The page lists the line as Oshawott → Dewott → Samurott / Hisuian Samurott.
- Oshawott (Basic, HP 70): the card in this article.
- Dewott: the middle stage.
- Samurott: one final stage listed on the page.
- Hisuian Samurott: the other final stage listed on the same page.
Both official entries for Oshawott 018/086 show the same line, so the evolution information is consistent wherever you look it up on the official card search. If you want to see Oshawott across other Japanese prints, our Oshawott Pokémon card guide covers Japanese prints, rarities and the 30th CELEBRATION promo. The 30th Celebration Card Set 5 guide covers the promo set with Snivy, Tepig and Oshawott, the Unova starters.
What is the Oshawott White Flare AR 102/086 PSA 10?
The Oshawott AR 102/086 is the AR print of Oshawott in White Flare (SV11W), and our shop lists it as a PSA 10 graded card. PSA 10 is Gem Mint, which our product description calls the highest possible grade.

Our product description gives the facts for this card: Oshawott No. 102/086, set Expansion Pack “White Flare”, rarity AR, graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint). The description says PSA 10 is the highest grade certifiable by Professional Sports Authenticator, awarded only to cards in flawless, gem mint condition. It also notes that the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface, so look at the slab photo for the state of the case itself.
Two points help when you compare the AR with the standard card:
- Different number. The standard card is 018/086 and the AR is 102/086, so the two are never the same card even though they share the Pokémon and the set.
- Graded copy. The PSA 10 listing is a graded copy, with the grade stated in the product name and description. The standard 018/086 card has its data on the official card search.
The official release page says Deluxe packs contain one AR per pack. That is a pack-level fact about the Expansion Pack Deluxe, covered in the next section.
What else does White Flare (SV11W) contain besides Oshawott?
White Flare is one half of a two-pack release with Black Bolt, and it comes in a standard pack, a Deluxe pack and a Card File Set. The official SV11 page sets out the pack types, the rarities and the special rules.
| Pack type | Cards per pack | Suggested retail (tax included) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Expansion Pack | 7 | ¥290 | Random inserts |
| Expansion Pack Deluxe | 35 | ¥1,450 | One AR guaranteed in each pack |
| Card File Set | 6 packs (3 Black Bolt, 3 White Flare) | ¥2,640 | Includes a Victini promo and a 156-card, 3-pocket file |
Source: official SV11 product page.

Set features from the official page
The official page names the products as Expansion Pack “Black Bolt” and “White Flare”, Expansion Pack Deluxe “Black Bolt” and “White Flare”, and a Black Bolt / White Flare Card File Set. The release date is June 6, 2025 for all of them.
The set is built around the Unova region, the setting of Pokémon Black and White and Black 2 and White 2. The page says all 156 Unova Pokémon are included as AR or SAR cards. Zekrom ex and Reshiram ex appear as BWR cards. Besides the regular cards, the set includes mirror-pattern cards with a Poké Ball design.
The page also describes a special regulation called the “Black Bolt / White Flare” deck-building battle. Decks in that format are built from the cards of both packs and some other cards such as basic Energy cards.
The Card File Set contains a Victini promo card (holofoil), a 3-pocket card file that holds 156 cards, and three packs each of Black Bolt and White Flare. The Victini promo uses the same artwork as the AR Victini in the Black Bolt pack.
One more White Flare card for reference
The official card page for Whimsicott ex shows number 159/086 in SV11W, with HP 230 and an illustrator credit to 5ban Graphics. Its attacks include Wonder Cotton (our rendering of the Japanese attack name) with a 50× damage figure. Whimsicott is another Unova Pokémon, and this card shows that White Flare numbers appear in the 100s as well as in the 010s that Oshawott’s standard card uses.
Japanese sealed boxes are a separate topic. Our White Flare booster box buying guide compares the regular and Deluxe boxes.
Which White Flare guides should Oshawott collectors read next?
Start with the rare cards guide, then the chase cards article, then the box guides if you want sealed product. Each one covers a different part of SV11W.
- White Flare SV11W Rare Cards: AR, SR, SAR and BWR Explained for how the rarity groups differ.
- SV11W Chase Cards: White Flare Rarities and PSA 10 Singles for the rarities and PSA 10 singles in the set.
- White Flare Japanese Booster Box guide for the Japanese box format.
- Sealed Box vs Damaged Box for White Flare (SV11W) for choosing a box condition.
- Booster Bundles vs Japanese SV11 Boxes if you compare English and Japanese products.


If you are interested in the Unova theme more widely, the Zekrom 15th Anniversary card guide covers the White Collection 055/053 SR, and the White Kyurem 021/027 card guide covers another Unova card.

Our Poster Collection vs Japanese Boxes guide and ETB vs Japanese Boxes guide set English-market products next to the Japanese sets SV11B and SV11W.

Where can I buy Oshawott from White Flare?
You can buy the Oshawott AR 102/086 as a PSA 10 card from Samurai Sword Tokyo. The PSA10 Oshawott AR [SV11W 102/086] is currently listed at ¥14,090, and the PSA 10 back order page for the same card is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥14,090, sourced to order.
Our shipping policy notes that a PSA item shown online can be sold through another sales channel before your order is allocated; once payment has cleared, we secure the matching PSA graded card even if more sourcing is needed. For the full set, see the White Flare (SV11W) card list. If you want sealed White Flare boxes, the sealed versus damaged guide above explains the choice.
Shipping, customs and payment in short: standard shipping is FedEx International Connect Plus with tracking and expedited is FedEx International Priority, with the cost calculated at checkout. Delivery times are estimates, and customs processing can delay a parcel. Payment is in Japanese yen by Wise, PayPal or card through PayPal; see the shipping policy and payment methods pages for the details.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Oshawott’s card number in White Flare?
The standard Oshawott is 018/086 and the AR print is 102/086, both in SV11W White Flare.
How much HP does the White Flare Oshawott have?
The 018/086 Oshawott is a Basic Pokémon with 70 HP, per the official card page.
What attacks does Oshawott 018/086 have?
It has Tackle for 10 damage and Water Gun for 30 damage. Its weakness is ×2 and it shows no resistance.
Who illustrated the standard Oshawott in White Flare?
The official card page credits rika for the 018/086 card.
Does Oshawott evolve in the Pokémon TCG?
Yes. The official page lists Oshawott → Dewott → Samurott or Hisuian Samurott.
When did White Flare come out?
White Flare (SV11W) was released in Japan on June 6, 2025, together with Black Bolt (SV11B).
Is there a PSA 10 Oshawott from White Flare?
Yes. The card is the PSA 10 Oshawott AR 102/086, graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint).
What does a Deluxe pack of White Flare contain?
The official page says an Expansion Pack Deluxe holds 35 cards at a suggested retail of ¥1,450 including tax, with one AR guaranteed in each pack.
Where is the full White Flare card list?
The full list is on our White Flare (SV11W) card list page, which is titled as a 174-card list.
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