Togepi and Togekiss Pokemon Cards: Every Japanese Print Guide

Every Togepi and Togekiss Print, Ranked by Release

Ten printings across eight Japanese sets, from the 2015 Emerald Break original to the 2025 Art Rare reprint:

Two patterns stand out. First, Togekiss shows up far more often than Togepi — the pre-evolution only gets its own printing twice among the prints in this guide, both times sharing a set with a Togekiss (Space Juggler) or folded into a TAG TEAM alongside Cleffa and Igglybuff (Tag All Stars). Second, the line skews support over aggression: Fairy Banquet, Happy Shine, and Wonderkiss are all healing or utility abilities rather than big attackers, which tracks with how Togekiss has always played in the TCG.

The sections below walk through each era in release order.

Night Unison: The Fairy Banquet Support Card

Night Unison (SM9a), released January 11, 2019 as part of the Sun & Moon era, gave Togekiss its clearest support role. Illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno, this Fairy-type, 140 HP Rare carries the ability Fairy Banquet: once per turn, heal 30 damage from each of your Fairy-type Pokemon. It corresponds to English Unbroken Bonds #138. If you’re building out a broader Sun & Moon era collection, our Sun & Moon era Japanese Pokemon guide covers the wider set lineup this card belongs to.

Fairy Banquet is a team-wide heal rather than a self-heal, which is why this particular Togekiss print gets picked up by Fairy-type decks specifically rather than as a generic bench piece — it’s built to support other Fairy Pokemon, not just itself.

Togekiss V: Legendary Heartbeat’s Double Rare and Secret Rare

Togekiss V, S3a 58, Double Rare

Togekiss V, S3a 82, Secret Rare

Legendary Heartbeat (S3a), released July 10, 2020, brought Togekiss into the V era with two prints of the same card — a Double Rare and a Secret Rare, both illustrated by PLANETA Mochizuki. This is a Colorless-type, 200 HP V with the attack Shiroki Wind, which deals 20 damage plus an additional 70 if the Defending Pokemon is an Evolved Pokemon — a straightforward damage boost against anything past its first stage. Both correspond to English Vivid Voltage #140 and #178.

The Secret Rare (#82) uses the higher-gloss full-art treatment typical of the tier, while the Double Rare (#58) is the standard V frame. Same card text, same illustrator, different finish.

The Current Print: Super Electric Breaker and Its Art Rare

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Togekiss, SV8 47, Rare

Togekiss, M2a 203/193, Art Rare

Super Electric Breaker (SV8), released October 18, 2024, is the most recent standalone Togekiss print, illustrated by Narano. This Rare carries the ability Wonderkiss: whenever an attack from this Pokemon knocks out your opponent’s Active Pokemon, flip a coin — if heads, take an extra Prize card. It corresponds to English Surging Sparks #72.

The same card got an alternate-art Art Rare treatment in Mega Dream ex (M2a #203/193), released November 28, 2025, illustrated by satoma — a separate illustration of the same Wonderkiss text, with the standard version reprinted at M2a #66 in the same set. Alternate-art tiers like this sit alongside other high-end illustration chases across the catalog; our CHR character rare cards guide covers that broader category if you collect for the art style as much as the character.

Where to Buy Japanese Togepi and Togekiss Cards

We ship Japanese sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. We don’t hold individual Togepi-line singles listed at the moment, so if you’re after a specific print — the Night Unison Fairy Banquet copy, the Tag All-Stars TAG TEAM, or the M2a Art Rare — the fastest route is a restock request or sourcing request through our Quick Order page.

For sealed product, start with the boxes in the table above. If you’re deciding between a raw copy and a graded one once you do track a single down, our PSA 10 vs raw Japanese Pokemon cards guide walks through the trade-offs. And if your interest in this line runs further back than 2015, our Japanese old-back Pokemon cards guide covers the vintage printings outside this guide’s scope.