Shiny Gardevoir Card: Japanese Prints and PSA 10 Guide

This guide covers the shiny Gardevoir card in three Japanese prints: Gardevoir ex 348/190 in High Class Pack “Shiny Treasure ex” (SV4a), Gardevoir GX 237/150 in High Class Pack “GX Ultra Shiny” (SM8b), and Gardevoir U 010/020 in Concept Pack “Shiny Collection”. All three are Japanese edition cards, sold here as PSA 10 graded copies.

For every card in the set, see our Shiny Treasure ex card list.

Updated November 12, 2026

What are the key facts for each shiny Gardevoir print?

Each print has its own set, card number and rarity label, so check all three before you buy. Gardevoir is サーナイト in Japanese. The set names below are the Japanese set titles in English, and the numbers come from our product listings and the official card database for the Mega card.

What is the shiny Gardevoir card in Japanese Pokémon sets?

The shiny Gardevoir card is not one card: our listings carry Gardevoir in three different shiny-themed Japanese sets, and each print has its own card type, number and price.

Gardevoir U 010/020 is in Concept Pack “Shiny Collection”, Gardevoir GX 237/150 is in High Class Pack “GX Ultra Shiny” (SM8b), and Gardevoir ex 348/190 is in High Class Pack “Shiny Treasure ex” (SV4a). The suffix in the name (U, GX or ex) is part of the card’s name, so treat it as a separate card, not a spelling variant of the same one.

The number format also differs between the prints. 348/190 and 237/150 print a first number larger than the set total after the slash, while 010/020 sits inside a total of 20. The number alone does not tell you the price, so read the full listing name: card type, number, set and rarity label.

All three prints are Japanese edition cards, so always read the full listing name, including the set code, before you buy.

This guide stays on the shiny prints. For the wider Gardevoir picture, our Gardevoir listings ranking covers it, and the Gardevoir ex PSA 10 guide goes through SV4a, SV1S and XY prints.

Which Shiny Gardevoir ex card is in Shiny Treasure ex (SV4a)?

It is Gardevoir ex No. 348/190 from High Class Pack “Shiny Treasure ex” (SV4a), and our graded listing labels it SAR.

SV4a is a Japanese High Class Pack. Our box page gives its Japanese release date as December 1, 2023, with 10 booster packs per box and 10 cards per pack (100 cards total per box). It lists 190 card types: Commons (C), Uncommons (U), Rares (R), Double Rares (RR), Art Rares (AR), Super Art Rares (SAR), Shiny Super Rares (SSR) and Ultra Rares (UR). The same page names “SSR Shiny Gardevoir ex” among its key cards, next to SAR Iono, SAR Clavell, SSR Shiny Charizard ex and UR Night Wanderer Gold.

That makes SV4a the set to look at if you want the ex-type shiny Gardevoir. Two routes lead to the card:

• Open the box yourself. The SV4A-Shiny Treasure ex Japanese Pokemon Booster Box is currently listed at ¥16,324. It is a sealed, randomized product: the cards are packed at the factory and individual card pulls are not guaranteed.
• Buy the card graded. Our PSA10 Gardevoir ex SAR 348/190 is currently listed at ¥33,695. The same card is also offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥33,695, sourced to order.

If you want this specific card rather than a chance at it, the graded route removes the randomness. A box suits collectors who like the opening itself and want the whole set’s spread of rarities, from Commons to Ultra Rares, in one purchase.

What is Gardevoir GX SSR 237/150 in GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b)?

It is Gardevoir GX No. 237/150 from High Class Pack “GX Ultra Shiny” (SM8b), listed with the SSR rarity label.

SSR is the Shiny Super Rare label; the SV4a box page uses the same SSR abbreviation for its shiny cards. The GX suffix in the name separates this print from the ex print above, so this is the card to pick if you collect shiny Gardevoir across card types rather than one type. Our PSA 10 copy is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥23,650, sourced to order.

The listing text confirms the details a buyer needs: Gardevoir GX No. 237/150, set High Class Pack “GX Ultra Shiny”, rarity SSR, graded PSA 10 (Gem Mint). The prices on our pages are listing prices, not market values, and they can change, so confirm the figure on the product page.

SM8b also has other shiny-set characters if you are building a set slab by slab. Our guides cover Sylveon GX SSR 238/150, Lucario GX SSR 224/150 and Rayquaza GX SSR 240/150, which sit in the same numbering range as Gardevoir.

What is Gardevoir U 010/020 in Shiny Collection?

It is Gardevoir U No. 010/020 from Concept Pack “Shiny Collection”, and our listing carries a 1ED tag, which marks a first edition print in the listing name.

Shiny Collection is a Concept Pack with a 20-card total in its numbering, which is why the number reads 010/020. The U in the name is the card’s own label. Our PSA 10 copy is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥51,039, sourced to order. The product description gives the card number, the set name and the PSA 10 grade; it does not state a rarity label, so we do not add one.

If first-edition tags matter to you, this is the print that carries one in our listing name. We do not explain the price of any print, because the listings do not state a reason for it.

Other Shiny Collection cards have their own guides if you want to compare: Pikachu U 007/020 and Eevee U 014/020.

How do the three shiny Gardevoir prints compare?

The three prints differ in card type, the set total in the number and the listed price, and the table below puts the listed figures side by side.

The prices are listing prices on our shop, read on November 12, 2026. They are not market values and they can change, so confirm the figure on the product page.

For a practical pick, match the print to what you collect:

• Collecting ex-type cards: choose Gardevoir ex 348/190 from SV4a. You can also look at the SV4A booster box on our site if you want to open packs from the same set.
• Collecting shiny GX cards: choose Gardevoir GX 237/150 from SM8b.
• Collecting small-set or first-edition cards: choose Gardevoir U :1ED 010/020 from Shiny Collection.

All three are PSA 10 products. PSA 10 is the Gem Mint grade from Professional Sports Authenticator, and our listing text notes that the PSA case may have minor scratches or marks on its surface. The grade covers the card, not the plastic case.

How is Mega Gardevoir ex different from the shiny Gardevoir cards?

Mega Gardevoir ex is a card from the MEGA series with its own set code and number, and it is separate from the three shiny prints in this guide.

The official card database entry lists Mega Gardevoir ex as card 042/063 in the Mega Symphonia expansion pack, regulation mark M1S, rarity RR, Stage 2, HP 360, illustrated by takuyoa. Its first effect attaches a Basic Energy from your deck to each of your Benched Pokémon, then you shuffle your deck. Its attack, Mega Symphonia, does 50 damage times the number of Energy attached to all your Pokémon. When a Mega Evolution ex is Knocked Out, your opponent takes 3 Prize cards, as the official M1 page also says.

The same database entry lists what Mega Gardevoir ex evolves from: Ralts, Kirlia, Gardevoir, Gardevoir GX and Gardevoir ex, plus Gallade. That list is the clearest official link between the Mega card and the GX and ex prints in this guide, and it shows they belong to the same Pokémon line while remaining different cards.

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The MEGA series was announced in a Pokémon Presents notice dated February 27, 2025, which gives Mega Gardevoir ex HP 360 and the two attacks described above. Mega Symphonia released on August 1, 2025, together with two other products.

For the Mega cards, read the PSA 10 Mega Gardevoir ex SAR 087/063 guide, the M1S and M2a prints guide and the Mega Symphonia chase cards article.

Which official releases carry a Gardevoir card in the MEGA era?

Mega Symphonia (M1S). The official M1 page lists three products released on August 1, 2025: the expansion packs “Mega Brave” and “Mega Symphonia”, and the Premium Trainer Box MEGA. Expansion packs hold 5 cards each, are randomly packed and cost 180 yen including tax. The Premium Trainer Box MEGA costs 6,350 yen including tax and holds 10 Mega Brave packs and 10 Mega Symphonia packs (20 packs), 172 cards of 51 types, a card box, a Pokémon coin, an acrylic damage counter, a damage counter case and one poison marker and one burn marker. The page says AR (Art Rare) and SAR (Special Art Rare) cards are included, and three cards placed side by side form a full illustration. It features Mega Gardevoir ex in Mega Symphonia.

M2a High Class Pack. The official M2a page gives a release date of November 28, 2025, with 10 cards per pack, random packing and a price of 550 yen including tax. It introduces MA (Mega Attack Rare), a new rarity showing special artwork of Mega Evolution Pokémon using powerful attacks, and it also includes AR and SAR plus mirror cards with energy-symbol or Poké Ball patterns. The MA cards are Mega Charizard X ex, Mega Lucario ex and Mega Gardevoir ex. A notice dated December 5, 2025 says some M2a cards had surface-processing errors in some production runs, that Mega Gardevoir ex MA is among the affected cards, that gameplay is not affected, and that replacement goes through the Pokémon Card Support Desk web form.

30th Celebration (M6a). The official 30th Celebration page gives a release date of September 16, 2026 and a price of 360 yen including tax. Each pack holds 6 shiny-finish cards, with one Pikachu and one YOSHIROTTEN-designed Basic Energy guaranteed. It lists M Gardevoir EX among 30 special-spec reprint cards (image number 156) and notes it cannot be used in the current Standard regulation. Related products on that page include the Premium Deck Set Espeon and Umbreon at 6,200 yen (September 16, 2026), the FUTURISTIC BOX at 27,500 yen (September 16, 2026) and a card set at 1,200 yen (October 16, 2026).

None of these official products is one of the three shiny prints above.

How should I read a shiny Gardevoir listing before buying?

Read four things in the listing name: the card type, the number, the set and the edition tag, because together they separate the three prints.

Take our SV4a listing as an example: “Gardevoir ex SAR [SV4a 348/190] (High Class Pack “Shiny Treasure ex”)”. The card type is ex, the rarity label is SAR, the set code is SV4a and the number is 348/190. Compare that with “Gardevoir U :1ED [SC 010/020]”, where the :1ED tag signals a first edition and the number sits in a 20-card total. A match on the Gardevoir name alone is not enough: Mega Gardevoir ex cards also carry the name.

Then check the grade. Our graded listings for these prints are PSA 10, and the product pages note that a PSA case may show minor surface scratches or marks. Items marked as PSA 10 back orders are sourced to order, so the product page shows the current terms. Where the same card appears as both a regular listing and a back order, as with Gardevoir ex 348/190, the product page for each shows its own terms.

Finally, check the set code against the box. SV4a is the code on the booster box, and the box page tells you what the box contains: 10 packs, 10 cards per pack and 190 card types. That helps you tell a card from the set apart from a Gardevoir card of the same name in a different set.

Where can I buy a shiny Gardevoir card from Japan?

You can buy the shiny Gardevoir prints from Samurai Sword Tokyo, which ships from Tokyo by FedEx, and the product pages below show each current listing.

Start with the SV4a items, since that set has both a box and a graded card on our site: the SV4A-Shiny Treasure ex booster box is currently listed at ¥16,324, and the PSA 10 Gardevoir ex 348/190 is currently listed at ¥33,695. For the other prints, see the Gardevoir GX 237/150 back order and the Gardevoir U 010/020 back order.

Under our shipping policy, standard shipping is FedEx International Connect Plus (usually 3-7 business days after dispatch, an estimate) and expedited is FedEx International Priority (usually 2-5 business days). Orders are generally processed and shipped within 5 business days after PayPal or Wise payment clears, and customs processing after handoff is controlled by the destination country. Payments are in yen through Wise, PayPal, or cards via PayPal (Visa, Mastercard, American Express, JCB), and Wise is the method without the 5% processing fee, per our payment methods page.

Which other shiny card guides should I read next?

If you collect shiny cards beyond Gardevoir, our shiny guides for other Pokémon follow the same format: set, number, rarity label and PSA 10 listing.

The Shiny Entei 213/190 guide covers a card from the same SV4a set as Gardevoir ex 348/190, and the Shiny Suicune 221/190 guide covers Shiny Star V (S4a). The Evelyn SR 159/150 guide covers another SM8b card. If you are weighing English-language shiny products against Japanese ones, see Shining Fates Elite Trainer Box vs Japanese Shiny Star V Box and Hidden Fates vs Japanese GX Ultra Shiny.

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