Shrouded Fable released in English on 2 August 2024 with 64 cards plus 35 secret rares — and every one of its headline chase cards traces back to a single Japanese set that arrived nearly two months earlier. That set is Night Wanderer (SV6a), an Enhanced Expansion Pack released 7 June 2024, and on Japanese price lists and import invoices you will usually just see it written as “SV6a” or “Night Wanderer.”
Night Wanderer catalogues 94 entries in total, and its box art Pokemon — the gold-etched Pecharunt ex — is also the headline chase card of the English set it fed into. This guide maps Shrouded Fable’s chase cards to their exact Japanese printings, explains why the English set ended up with more total cards than its Japanese source, and shows where the Japanese box currently sits on our own site. For the full 94-entry Japanese catalogue with every rarity tier, see our Shrouded Fable Japanese card list — this article is the shorter, curated deep dive into the seven cards collectors actually chase.
Shrouded Fable’s chase cards all come from one Japanese set, Night Wanderer (SV6a), released 7 June 2024. The set’s mascot chase card, Pecharunt ex (SV6a 92), is a gold Ultra Rare. The SV6a Night Wanderer Japanese Booster Box is currently listed at ¥10,192 (~$64), and our Shrouded Fable Japanese card list covers the complete 94-card catalogue if you want the full picture beyond these seven chase cards.
The box price below is our own Tokyo listing, converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026). We do not quote third-party market prices in this article.
Shrouded Fable Chase Cards and Their Japanese Prints
Seven cards make up the chase-card core of this pairing: three gold Ultra Rares and a four-card Secret Rare run. Here is each one, English name first, with the exact Japanese printing behind it.
1. Pecharunt ex — SV6a 92 (Ultra Rare)
Pecharunt ex is Night Wanderer’s box art Pokemon and the set’s headline mascot chase card — the print most collectors are hunting when they open a Night Wanderer box. Its English printing carries the Hyper Rare treatment in Shrouded Fable, matching the gold Ultra Rare finish of the Japanese original.
2. Hourglass of Power — SV6a 94 (Ultra Rare)
Hourglass of Power sits at the very top of Night Wanderer’s print run at SV6a 94. Like Pecharunt ex, it carries the Hyper Rare name in English.
3. Earthen Vessel — SV6a 93 (Ultra Rare)
Earthen Vessel is the third of Night Wanderer’s three gold Ultra Rares, sitting one number below Hourglass of Power. All three Ultra Rares in this set carry the Hyper Rare name once they cross into English.
4. Kingdra ex — SV6a 77 (Secret Rare)
Kingdra ex opens Night Wanderer’s Secret Rare run at SV6a 77. No verified image is available for this specific print at the time of writing, so it is listed here by number and rarity rather than shown. In English, it carries the Special Illustration Rare name.
5. Janine’s Secret Technique — SV6a 84 (Secret Rare)
Janine’s Secret Technique sits inside the same Secret Rare run, numbered SV6a 84. Its English printing is a Special Illustration Rare.
6. Cassiopeia — SV6a 85 (Secret Rare)
Cassiopeia follows directly after Janine’s Secret Technique at SV6a 85, also a Secret Rare, and also a Special Illustration Rare in English.
7. Xerosic’s Scheme — SV6a 86 (Secret Rare)
Xerosic’s Scheme closes out the Secret Rare run at SV6a 86, one number above Cassiopeia. Its English printing is also a Special Illustration Rare, matching the other mapped cards in the run.
| English Card | English Rarity | Japanese Print | Japanese Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pecharunt ex | Hyper Rare | SV6a 92 | Ultra Rare |
| Hourglass of Power | Hyper Rare | SV6a 94 | Ultra Rare |
| Earthen Vessel | Hyper Rare | SV6a 93 | Ultra Rare |
| Kingdra ex | Special Illustration Rare | SV6a 77 | Secret Rare |
| Janine’s Secret Technique | Special Illustration Rare | SV6a 84 | Secret Rare |
| Cassiopeia | Special Illustration Rare | SV6a 85 | Secret Rare |
| Xerosic’s Scheme | Special Illustration Rare | SV6a 86 | Secret Rare |
Rarity Names: English vs Japanese
The rarity names in the table above look different on each side of the pairing, but they follow a consistent pattern across this generation of Scarlet & Violet sets. As a general rule for this SV era: Japanese AR (Art Rare) corresponds to English Illustration Rare; Japanese SAR (Special Art Rare) corresponds to English Special Illustration Rare; and Japanese UR (gold Ultra Rare) corresponds to English Hyper Rare.
The Secret Rare prints from Night Wanderer’s SV6a 77–86 run that are mapped here all localise into the Special Illustration Rare tier in English, and the set’s three gold Ultra Rares — Pecharunt ex, Earthen Vessel and Hourglass of Power — all become Hyper Rares. Night Wanderer does not use an Art Rare-to-Illustration Rare pairing among the seven chase cards in this guide, but the broader convention holds across the set’s full 94-card catalogue.
Where to Buy the Japanese Night Wanderer Cards from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The SV6a Night Wanderer Japanese Booster Box is currently listed at ¥10,192 (~$64) and is the direct route to all seven chase cards covered in this guide, since every one of them is pulled from this box.
Three of the seven are also currently listed as graded PSA10 singles: Pecharunt ex at ¥11,564 (~$73), Janine’s Secret Technique at ¥8,260 (~$52), and Cassiopeia at ¥7,056 (~$44). For any of the others not linked above, sourcing requests go through Quick Order. For other Japanese Pokemon booster boxes, browse our Pokemon card box collection, and for the full 94-card Night Wanderer catalogue with every rarity tier, see our Shrouded Fable Japanese card list.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Japanese set do Shrouded Fable’s chase cards come from?
All seven of Shrouded Fable’s headline chase cards come from a single Japanese set, Night Wanderer (SV6a), released 7 June 2024 as an Enhanced Expansion Pack.
Which card is Shrouded Fable’s headline chase card?
Pecharunt ex (SV6a 92, Ultra Rare in Japan, Hyper Rare in English) is Night Wanderer’s box art Pokemon and the set’s headline mascot chase card.
Why does Shrouded Fable have more cards in English than Night Wanderer has in Japanese?
Shrouded Fable totals 99 cards (64 numbered plus 35 secret rares) against Night Wanderer’s 94 catalogued entries. As reported by PokeBeach and Pokellector, the extra English cards are Illustration Rares and gold Energy cards carried over from earlier Japanese releases rather than pulled from SV6a alone.
How do Japanese and English rarity names line up for this set?
As a general rule for this Scarlet & Violet era, Japanese AR (Art Rare) corresponds to English Illustration Rare, Japanese SAR (Special Art Rare) corresponds to English Special Illustration Rare, and Japanese gold Ultra Rare corresponds to English Hyper Rare. Night Wanderer’s own Secret Rare run localises into the Special Illustration Rare tier in English.
Can I buy the individual Shrouded Fable chase cards as singles?
Three of the seven — Pecharunt ex, Janine’s Secret Technique, and Cassiopeia — are currently listed as graded PSA10 singles. For any of the others not linked above, sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
Where can I buy the Japanese Night Wanderer booster box?
The SV6a Night Wanderer Japanese Booster Box is currently listed at ¥10,192 (~$64) and ships from Tokyo with tracked delivery. See the Where to Buy section above for the direct link.
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