A Pikachu ex PSA 10 from Japan can be many different cards, and one of them is the Super Rare numbered 122/106 in Super Electric Breaker (SV8). It is not the only Pikachu ex in that set: a Special Art Rare sits at 132/106 and an Ultra Rare at 136/106.
The SV8 listings distinguish RR 033/106, SR 122/106, SAR 132/106 and UR 136/106. Other Pikachu ex listings use codes including SV8a, M2a, MC and WCS23. The product title identifies whether a card is from an expansion, a High Class Pack, a Start Deck 100 product or an anniversary deck.
- Pikachu ex SR 122/106 is a Super Rare from Super Electric Breaker (SV8). It is a separate print from the set’s UR at 136/106.
- It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥13,831 (~$90) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
- On SNKRDUNK on September 30, 2026, the lowest ask for this print was ¥5,000 at product level and ¥15,000 among 16 PSA 10 listings shown. These are asking prices.
- Other Pikachu ex PSA 10 prints we list come from SV8, SV8a, M2a, Start Deck 100, the World Championships 2023 deck and two Concept Packs.
- The lowest PSA 10 ask visible on SNKRDUNK for SR 122/106 is ¥15,000 among sixteen listings.
- SV8 Pikachu ex listings identify RR 033/106, SR 122/106, SAR 132/106 and UR 136/106.
USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate. SNKRDUNK figures are lowest asking prices on September 30, 2026, not sale prices.
Pikachu ex PSA 10: The SR 122/106 Card
The card is Pikachu ex (Japanese: ピカチュウex), listed with the number 122/106, with the rarity SR (Super Rare). It belongs to Super Electric Breaker, set code SV8, listed by the product name “拡張パック「超電ブレイカー」”.
Our PSA 10 slab of this card is sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order. The same card is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥13,831 (~$90) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
On SNKRDUNK on September 30, 2026, the lowest ask for the product was ¥5,000, and the lowest of the 16 PSA 10 listings shown was ¥15,000. SNKRDUNK does not state the condition behind the product-level figure, so treat it as a reference point only. The PSA 10 figure is the closer reference for a slab, because it comes only from PSA 10 listings; the product-level figure does not.
The back-order listing name for this card reads “ピカチュウex SR [SV8 122/106]” followed by the product name, which gives you the four things that identify it: the card name, the rarity letters, the set code and the card number. Other Pikachu ex listings use English names, and a few carry extra markers such as “Normal Style” or “SAR Style”; those markers are part of the listing name and belong to a different card, not a different condition of this one.
Super Electric Breaker: Where This SR Sits in the Set
The product title for the SV8 back orders reads “Supercharged Breaker / Super Electric Breaker”, while the Japanese SR listing gives “拡張パック「超電ブレイカー」”. The listed SR number is 122/106. The full checklist is in our Super Electric Breaker (SV8) card list, the SV8 listing page shows the singles we carry, and the set context and chase cards are in our Super Electric Breaker best-cards overview.
The Expansion Pack “Supercharged Breaker / Super Electric Breaker” Pikachu ex listings include RR 033/106 as a PSA 10 back order at ¥5,977 (~$39), SR 122/106 as a PSA 10 back order at ¥13,831 (~$90), SAR 132/106 as a PSA 10 back order at ¥78,234 (~$508), and UR 136/106 as a PSA 10 back order at ¥29,131 (~$189). Check the exact number and rarity letters before buying any of them.
The physical PSA 10 listings of the RR, SAR and UR prints are sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order. Rarity letters follow the usual Japanese scale: RR is Double Rare, SR Super Rare, SAR Special Art Rare and UR Ultra Rare. Another SV8 card, the Durant SAR, has its own Durant guide, and the English set is compared in Surging Sparks Booster Box vs Japanese Super Electric Breaker.
How It Compares to Other Japanese Pikachu ex Prints
Pikachu ex listing names include both rarity letters and product names. Some use the labels “Normal Style” or “SAR Style”; the Concept Pack listings use an additional 1ED marker.
For a broader roundup across prints and sets, see our guide to top Japanese Pikachu cards. The physical PSA 10 listings corresponding to the back orders below are sold out at the time of this update — restock requests go through Quick Order.
Pikachu ex UR — SV8a 236/187, Terastal Festival ex
UR 236/187 belongs to High Class Pack “Terastal Festival ex” (SV8a). It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥21,726 (~$141) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Related reading: Prismatic Evolutions ETB vs Japanese Terastal Festival.
Pikachu ex SAR — M2a 234/193, MEGA Dream ex
SAR 234/193 belongs to High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex” (M2a). SAR means Special Art Rare. It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥41,881 (~$272) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The listing names the M2a product and 234/193 together.
Pikachu ex RR — M2a 044/193, MEGA Dream ex
RR 044/193 also names High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex” (M2a). RR means Double Rare. It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥5,814 (~$38) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Its number and rarity distinguish it from the M2a SAR listing.
Start Deck 100 and World Championships prints
- Pikachu ex SAR Style, MC 764/742, Start Deck 100 “Battle Collection”: PSA 10 back order at ¥201,756 (~$1,310).
- Pikachu ex Normal Style, MC 227/742, same product: PSA 10 back order at ¥6,732 (~$44).
- MP1 006/23, The Start Deck 100 “Battle Collection Coro Ciao Ver.”: PSA 10 back order at ¥4,600 (~$30).
- WCS23 001/030, Pokemon World Championships 2023 Yokohama anniversary Deck “Pikachu”: PSA 10 back order at ¥69,094 (~$449).
Concept Pack prints
- Pikachu EX RR, CP2 008/027, Concept Pack “Legend Kira Collection”, listed with the 1ED marker: PSA 10 back order at ¥147,798 (~$960).
- Pikachu EX SR, CP6 094/087, Concept Pack “Pokemon Card Game Expansion Pack 20th Anniversary”, listed with the 1ED marker: PSA 10 back order at ¥1,389,240 (~$9,021).
Our Pikachu promo guides cover neighbouring cards outside these sets: Cosplay Pikachu (XY-P 099), Warm Pikachu (XY-P 097) and Rescue DX Pikachu (S-P 036).
Grading, Back Orders and Checks Before You Buy
PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards. Per PSA’s support article on grade explanations (updated April 7, 2026), grades do not average out, so the lowest assessed attribute typically dictates the overall grade, and each submitted card is evaluated by at least two independent PSA graders. For how Japanese cards are graded and what PSA, BGS and CGC each look for, see our Japanese Pokemon card grading guide.
PSA’s explanation names specific aspects of a card’s condition. These are grading considerations; they are separate from the set code, card number and rarity designation used to identify a Pikachu ex listing. The numerical examples below are PSA’s examples of assessing condition.
| Assessment aspect | PSA’s description |
|---|---|
| Surface | The card’s surface condition is among the aspects reviewed when PSA assigns a numerical grade. |
| Edges | PSA considers the sharpness and integrity of a card’s edges as part of its condition assessment. |
| Centering | The centering of the image is another aspect named in PSA’s grade-explanation article. |
| Damage | Folds, creases, stains and other damage may also affect the grade, according to PSA. |
| Unequal attributes | PSA gives an example of corners assessed at 6 and surface assessed at 8, resulting in a final grade of 6. |
PSA’s Grader Notes article lists corners, edges, surface and centering as its primary categories, expanded to explain the numerical grade assigned. It states that Grader Notes do not apply to items receiving a PSA 10 grade. PSA Japan’s FAQ also states that its grading standards follow those established by the United States headquarters and do not differ by country or facility.
A back-order listing is a slab sourced to order rather than held on a shelf; our guide to back-ordering a PSA 10 card from Japan explains the process. Checkout takes payment by PayPal or Wise bank transfer, and the order ships from Tokyo by FedEx. The product page shows the current terms.
PSA’s service-page description names the PSA LightHouse label as the place where the grade and certification number appear. Its support instructions describe the Certification ID as the unique number on the graded label. That is the identifier used for the app’s text search, distinct from a card number such as 122/106.
Before you pay, confirm the set code, the card number and the rarity letters in the listing name, then verify the certification number. Per PSA, tap “Scan a Card” in the PSA App to scan the PSA label or QR code. Alternatively, enter the certification ID in the app’s Text Search, or use Cert Verification in the Research section of the PSA website. The lookup confirms the certification number and grade PSA recorded.
Where to Buy a Pikachu ex PSA 10 from Tokyo
- Pikachu ex SR 122/106, SV8: offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥13,831 (~$90).
- Pikachu ex SAR 132/106, SV8: offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥78,234 (~$508).
- Pikachu ex UR 136/106, SV8: offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥29,131 (~$189).
These PSA 10 back orders are sourced to order; each product page shows the current terms. The SV8 listing page and our PSA10 Pikachu buying guide provide related listings. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Quick Order.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Pikachu ex SR 122/106 and which set is it from?
Pikachu ex SR 122/106 is listed as a Super Rare from Super Electric Breaker, set code SV8. The Japanese listing names the product 超電ブレイカー. Other SV8 Pikachu ex listings identify RR 033/106, SAR 132/106 and UR 136/106, each with a separate card number and rarity.
Is Pikachu ex SR 122/106 the same as the UR from Super Electric Breaker?
No. The SR is numbered 122/106, while the Ultra Rare is 136/106 and the Special Art Rare is 132/106. The UR is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥29,131 (~$189) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
How much is a Pikachu ex SR 122/106 PSA 10?
It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥13,831 (~$90) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. On September 30, 2026 the lowest PSA 10 ask visible on SNKRDUNK was ¥15,000 among sixteen PSA 10 listings. The product-level lowest ask was ¥5,000.
What does the “SR” rarity mean on this card?
SR means Super Rare, the rarity designation in the Pikachu ex listing for SV8 122/106. Other SV8 Pikachu ex listing titles use RR for Double Rare, SAR for Special Art Rare and UR for Ultra Rare. The rarity designation is separate from the PSA 10 condition grade.
Which other Pikachu ex PSA 10 prints do you list?
The listings include Pikachu ex UR SV8a 236/187, SAR M2a 234/193 and RR M2a 044/193. Start Deck 100 listings include MC 764/742, MC 227/742 and MP1 006/23. WCS23 001/030 and Concept Pack CP2 008/027 and CP6 094/087 are also offered as PSA 10 back orders, sourced to order.
What is a PSA 10 back order?
A PSA 10 back order is a graded card sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Pikachu ex SR SV8 122/106 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥13,831 (~$90). Checkout takes PayPal or Wise bank transfer, and the order ships from Tokyo by FedEx.
How do I verify a PSA 10 certification number?
Per PSA, scan the label or QR code in the PSA App, or enter the certification ID in the app’s text search. The website also offers Cert Verification in its Research section. The lookup confirms the certification number and grade PSA recorded for the graded card.
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