Unified Minds (Sun & Moon—Unified Minds) released in English on August 2, 2019 with 236 cards plus 22 secret rares. In Japan those cards came out earlier as GG End, Sky Legend and Miracle Twin — set codes SM10a, SM10b, SM11. This page maps the English set to its Japanese source sets, links the complete Japanese card lists (all 226 catalogued entries), and shows current sealed-box pricing from our Tokyo stock.
- Unified Minds = GG End, Sky Legend and Miracle Twin in Japan (SM10a, SM10b, SM11).
- English release August 2, 2019; Japanese releases April 5, 2019 (SM10a), April 26, 2019 (SM10b) and May 31, 2019 (SM11).
- 226 Japanese entries catalogued across the source sets vs 236 cards plus 22 secret rares in English.
- Sealed SM10a box currently listed at ¥105,000 (August 28, 2026).
The Japanese Sets Behind Unified Minds
Unified Minds combines the Japanese Enhanced Expansion Packs GG End (SM10a) and Sky Legend (SM10b) with the expansion Miracle Twin (SM11) and two TAG TEAM starter decks. (Composition as reported by PokeBeach / Pokellector.) Entry counts below come from the Limitless TCG Japanese catalogue, which lists every numbered card including secret rares.
| Code | Japanese set | Type | JP release | Catalogued entries | Secret Rares | Full JP card list | Sealed box |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SM10a | GG End | Enhanced Expansion Pack | April 5, 2019 | 61 | 8 | SM10a card list | ¥105,000 (~$660) |
| SM10b | Sky Legend | Enhanced Expansion Pack | April 26, 2019 | 60 | 8 | SM10b card list | ¥130,200 (~$819) |
| SM11 | Miracle Twin | Expansion Pack | May 31, 2019 | 105 | 12 | SM11 card list | ¥197,400 (~$1,242) |
Japanese Set-by-Set Breakdown
SM10a GG End — Enhanced Expansion Pack, JP release April 5, 2019
Limitless TCG catalogues 61 entries for SM10a: 8 Secret Rare, 4 Double Rare, 7 Rare, 16 Uncommon, 23 Common, plus 3 entries listed without a rarity label. The Secret Rare run goes from Heatran-GX (SM10a 55) to Coach Trainer (SM10a 62). Browse every card by number and rarity on our SM10a GG End card list.
SM10b Sky Legend — Enhanced Expansion Pack, JP release April 26, 2019
Limitless TCG catalogues 60 entries for SM10b: 8 Secret Rare, 4 Double Rare, 7 Rare, 16 Uncommon, 23 Common, plus 2 entries listed without a rarity label. The Secret Rare run goes from Rowlet & Alolan Exeggutor-GX (SM10b 55) to Jessie & James (SM10b 62). Browse every card by number and rarity on our SM10b Sky Legend card list.
SM11 Miracle Twin — Expansion Pack, JP release May 31, 2019
Limitless TCG catalogues 105 entries for SM11: 12 Secret Rare, 6 Double Rare, 10 Rare, 31 Uncommon, 42 Common, plus 4 entries listed without a rarity label. The Secret Rare run goes from Slowpoke & Psyduck-GX (SM11 95) to Blue’s Tactics (SM11 106). Browse every card by number and rarity on our SM11 Miracle Twin card list.
Top-Rarity Japanese Cards in Pictures
Where to Buy the Japanese Unified Minds Sets from Tokyo
Want the Japanese cards behind Unified Minds? Sealed Japanese boxes for the source sets are listed above; browse the full range in our Japanese Pokémon booster box collection. For singles or graded copies of a specific card, request a quote via Quick Order with the Japanese set code and number.
Unified Minds Japanese Card List FAQ
What Japanese set is Unified Minds in?
Unified Minds combines the Japanese Enhanced Expansion Packs GG End (SM10a) and Sky Legend (SM10b) with the expansion Miracle Twin (SM11) and two TAG TEAM starter decks. Set codes: SM10a, SM10b, SM11.
When did Unified Minds release in English and in Japan?
English: August 2, 2019. Japanese source sets: GG End (SM10a) on April 5, 2019; Sky Legend (SM10b) on April 26, 2019; Miracle Twin (SM11) on May 31, 2019.
How many cards are in Unified Minds compared with the Japanese sets?
The English set lists 236 cards plus 22 secret rares. The Japanese catalogue lists 226 entries across 3 source sets, counted from Limitless TCG’s Japanese database (secret rares included).
Can I buy the Japanese Unified Minds sets from Japan?
Yes — sealed Japanese boxes for GG End, Sky Legend and Miracle Twin ship from Tokyo with tracking when listed; prices in this guide are our listings as of August 28, 2026. Singles and graded copies can be requested via Quick Order.
Are Japanese Unified Minds cards the same as the English ones?
They share Pokémon and artwork for the cards that were carried over, but the Japanese prints use their own set codes (SM10a, SM10b, SM11) and numbering, and some Japanese cards were not included in the English release.
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