Spectrier (レイスポス) is a Basic Pokemon with 120 HP in both of its verified Japanese printings, and those two prints sit three years apart on opposite sides of two very different Sword & Shield and MEGA-era sets. One came out in the middle of 2022 as part of a set built around a pair of Giratina V secret rares. The other arrived at the very end of 2025 in a 250-card MEGA-era set that reworked how the game’s top rarity tiers are labelled.
This guide walks through both confirmed Japanese Spectrier prints — where each one comes from, who illustrated it, and which Japanese sealed boxes you’d need to open to have a shot at pulling one. Neither print is listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order, while this guide points you at the two Japanese booster boxes that contain the card.
Two Japanese Spectrier prints are verified: M2a 80/193 in Mega Dream ex (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), released November 28, 2025, and S11 55/100 in Lost Abyss, released July 15, 2022. Both HP 120, both Basic Pokemon. The Mega Dream ex Booster Box is currently listed at ¥12,240 (~$77) and the Lost Abyss Booster Box is currently listed at ¥44,000 (~$277) — both are the direct route to these cards, since neither print is currently listed as a single card on our site.
The Japanese Spectrier Cards Verified in This Guide
A full search of the Japanese card database for Spectrier returns two prints, spanning two sets and three years:
| Set / No. | Rarity | Illustrator | Release |
|---|---|---|---|
| S11 55/100 | Rare | Narumi Sato | Lost Abyss — 15 Jul 2022 |
| M2a 80/193 | Not shown on the reference database — treated as unverified here | Taiga Kasai | Mega Dream ex — 28 Nov 2025 |
Both prints are Basic Pokemon with 120 HP, which is a straightforward through-line even though the two cards come from sets built around completely different rarity systems. Lost Abyss uses the standard Sword & Shield-era rarity ladder, where “Rare” sits well below the set’s secret-rare chase slots. Mega Dream ex uses the newer MEGA-era rarity structure, and the exact rarity code printed on card 80/193 isn’t shown on the database we checked, so we’re marking it as unverified rather than guessing.
The two sections below cover each print in the order they released.
The 2022 Print: Spectrier in Lost Abyss (S11)
Lost Abyss (S11) released on July 15, 2022, in the Sword & Shield era, and card 55/100 is where the first verified Spectrier print appears. It’s a standard Rare, illustrated by Narumi Sato, and it carries the same 120 HP that both known Spectrier prints share.
Lost Abyss is best known for its pair of Giratina V secret-rare prints, which sit at the top of the set’s chase list. Spectrier’s Rare-tier print is a mid-set card rather than a headline chase slot, but it’s the earlier of the two confirmed appearances of the Pokemon in the Japanese TCG. For the full 127-card breakdown of what else is in the set, see our Lost Abyss full card list, and for a look at the set’s booster box structure, see our Lost Abyss booster box buying guide.
The international print table for this card groups it with Lost Origin (LOR) #81 as the English-set equivalent.
The 2025 Print: Spectrier in Mega Dream ex (M2a)
Mega Dream ex (M2a) released on November 28, 2025, and it’s a large MEGA-era set: 250 total cards, made up of 193 base-set numbers plus 57 secret-rare numbers stacked on top. Card 80/193 is the second confirmed Spectrier print, illustrated by Taiga Kasai, and it shares the same Basic Pokemon, 120 HP profile as the Lost Abyss card three years earlier.
We could not confirm the exact rarity code printed on this card from the reference database we checked, so rather than assign it a rarity tier we haven’t verified, we’re flagging it as unverified here. For the set’s full 250-card breakdown, see our Mega Dream ex full card list, and for a look at how the set’s pull structure is documented, see our Mega Dream ex pull rates and best cards guide.
On the international print table, this card is grouped with the English Ascended Heroes (ASC) set, though the exact English card number isn’t shown on the page we checked, so we’re leaving that unverified too rather than assigning a number that isn’t confirmed. For more on Ascended Heroes as the English-side set, see our Ascended Heroes card list.
Chase Prints and What Makes a Card Collectible
Neither confirmed Spectrier print sits at the very top of its set’s rarity ladder — the Lost Abyss print is a standard Rare, and the Mega Dream ex print’s exact rarity code isn’t documented on the database we checked. That’s worth explaining alongside what each set’s actual chase tier looks like, since it’s a useful reference point for judging where any given card sits.
Mega Dream ex uses a newer MEGA-era rarity system that includes a top tier commonly referred to as “MA”, alongside other high secret-rare tiers such as SAR (Special Art Rare). As an example of the set’s upper rarity tiers — not the MA tier specifically, and not a Spectrier card, but a sibling print from the same set — our own graded stock includes a PSA 10 Canari SAR from M2a 248/193:
For the full breakdown of how M2a’s “MA” tier and its neighbouring rarities, including SAR, are defined, see our MA-rare Pokemon cards complete guide. On the Lost Abyss side, the set’s actual chase slot is its pair of Giratina V secret rares, which trade well above the set’s regular Rare tier that Spectrier’s print occupies — see the Lost Abyss card list for where those sit in the set’s numbering.
Which Japanese Boxes to Open for Spectrier
Since we don’t list either confirmed Spectrier print as a single card, the direct route is sealed product from the two sets it actually appears in:
| Box | Contains | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Mega Dream ex Booster Box (Japanese) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) | Spectrier M2a 80/193 | currently listed at ¥12,240 (~$77) |
| Mega Dream ex Booster Box — Damaged Box | Spectrier M2a 80/193 | currently listed at ¥12,280 (~$77) |
| Lost Abyss Booster Box (Japanese) | Spectrier S11 55/100 | currently listed at ¥44,000 (~$277) |
Figure of the Mega Dream ex box for reference:
If you’ve seen Spectrier grouped with the Sword & Shield-era “Jet-Black Geist” set (S6K) elsewhere, we checked the full 83-card S6K set list directly and Spectrier does not appear in it. S6K is a separate April 2021 expansion headlined by Celebi V/VMAX and the Galarian legendary birds (Articuno, Zapdos, Moltres) — not a Spectrier source. We’re only mentioning it here because it’s from the same general Sword & Shield period; if you want that set for its own cards, the Jet-Black Geist Booster Box (currently listed at ¥21,000, ~$132) is listed separately, and our Jet-Black Geist pull rates and best cards guide covers what’s actually in it.
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Where to Buy Spectrier Cards from Tokyo
We ship Japanese sealed product worldwide out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. Because Spectrier’s two confirmed prints come from two different sets, the box you need depends on which print you’re after: the Mega Dream ex Booster Box (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) for the 2025 print at 80/193, or the Lost Abyss Booster Box for the 2022 print at 55/100. A Damaged Box version of Mega Dream ex is also currently listed at a slightly different price point for the same card.
Browse the wider Japanese Pokemon booster box collection for what else is currently available, and if you’re specifically after a graded or single Spectrier card, sourcing requests for cards we don’t currently list go through our Quick Order page.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Japanese Spectrier Pokemon card prints are there?
Two prints are verified in this guide: S11 55/100 in Lost Abyss (Rare, released 15 Jul 2022) and M2a 80/193 in Mega Dream ex (rarity not shown on the reference database, released 28 Nov 2025). Both are Basic Pokemon with 120 HP.
Which Japanese sets contain Spectrier?
Lost Abyss (S11) and Mega Dream ex (M2a). Both booster boxes are currently listed on our site — Lost Abyss at ¥44,000 (~$277) and Mega Dream ex at ¥12,240 (~$77).
Does the S6K Jet-Black Geist booster box contain a Spectrier card?
No. We checked the full 83-card S6K set list directly and Spectrier does not appear in it. S6K is a separate April 2021 Sword & Shield-era set headlined by Celebi V/VMAX; the two verified Spectrier prints are in Lost Abyss (S11) and Mega Dream ex (M2a) instead.
What is Spectrier’s HP in the Japanese TCG?
120 HP in both confirmed prints. Spectrier is classified as a Basic Pokemon in both the Lost Abyss and Mega Dream ex printings.
Is there an English version of Spectrier?
Yes for both. The Lost Abyss print corresponds to Lost Origin (LOR) #81. The Mega Dream ex print is grouped with the English Ascended Heroes (ASC) set on the international print table, though the exact English card number for that grouping isn’t confirmed here.
Where can I buy Spectrier Pokemon cards from Tokyo?
We ship Japanese sealed product from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The Mega Dream ex and Lost Abyss booster boxes each carry one of the two confirmed Spectrier prints, and requesting a quote via our Quick Order page covers sourcing for a specific single or graded card.
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