A Weedle Pokemon card is printed in Japanese as ビードル, and the official card database lists prints of it in many sets, including XY-era, Sword & Shield, Scarlet & Violet and Mega-series prints. The print we offer as a PSA 10 is number 013/165 from the Enhanced Expansion Pack “Pokemon Card 151” (SV2a).
This guide sets out what the database verifies about that card — illustrator, HP, attacks, rarity icon and regulation mark — alongside the other Weedle prints it lists and the evolution line it shows, and points to where the listed copy can be ordered.
Weedle 013/165 (SV2a, C) is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥16,106 (~$105) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Our listing identifies this copy as the Master Ball mirror print; the official database keeps one entry per card number and records no foil pattern. The database credits the illustration to nisimono and shows a regulation mark G, which is not in the current Standard regulation.
USD figures convert at ¥154/USD, approximate.
Weedle Prints We’ve Verified: At a Glance
The official Japanese card database lists Weedle (ビードル) in a run of sets. The table shows selected prints as the database gives them; it is not a complete census. Rarity is as shown by the official database icon.
| Number | Set | Rarity | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|
| 013/165 (listed print) | 強化拡張パック「ポケモンカード151（イチゴーイチ）」 (SV2a) | C | nisimono |
| 001/083 | 拡張パック「ニンジャスピナー」 (M4) | C | sowsow |
| 001/070 | 強化拡張パック「双璧のファイター」 (S5a) | C | Sanosuke Sakuma |
| 001/076 | 強化拡張パック「伝説の鼓動」 (S3a) | C | sui |
| 003/095 | SM9 (set title not shown on the detail page) | C | SATOSHI NAKAI |
| 002/095 | SM9 (set title not shown on the detail page) | C | Shibuzoh. |
| no number in the database | ハイクラスパック「VMAXクライマックス」 (S8b) | no rarity icon | Sanosuke Sakuma |
| no number in the database | Vスタートデッキ草 フシギバナ (SD) | no rarity icon | Yuka Morii |
| no number in the database | ポケモンカードゲームXY はじめてセット (HXY) | no rarity icon | Akira Komayama |
Every Weedle print in the table shows either the C icon or no icon. The sections below walk through the print we list first, then the others.
The Print We List: Pokemon Card 151 013/165
The database lists this print at 013/165, illustrated by nisimono, in the Enhanced Expansion Pack Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a). The card shows 50 HP, Grass type (草) and a Basic (たね) stage. It has two attacks, rendered from the Japanese text: ぶつかる (Tackle, rendering), one Grass energy, 10 damage; and むしくい (rendering), two Colorless energy, 20 damage.
Our listing identifies this copy as the Master Ball mirror print. That attribute comes from the listing name only: the official database has one entry for 013/165 and does not record foil pattern or edition. For background on the Master Ball pattern used across this set, see our Pikachu Master Ball Mirror 025/165 card guide.
This print is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥16,106 (~$105) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. See our PSA 10 back order guide for how a back order works. For the set’s boxes, see our Pokemon 151 (SV2a) sealed vs damaged vs Grade B box guide.
Other Weedle Prints in the Database
Beyond the SV2a card, the database lists Weedle commons and deck cards from several sets. Two of them are pictured here for comparison; the illustrator credits are the database’s.
The M4 print at 001/083 (拡張パック「ニンジャスピナー」) is credited to sowsow. The S5a print at 001/070 is credited to Sanosuke Sakuma, and the S3a print at 001/076 to sui.
Two SM9 prints sit at 003/095 (SATOSHI NAKAI) and 002/095 (Shibuzoh.). Three further entries in the table have no card number and no rarity icon: a Weedle in the VMAX Climax high class pack (S8b) credited to Sanosuke Sakuma, one in the Vスタートデッキ草 フシギバナ (SD) credited to Yuka Morii, and one in the ポケモンカードゲームXY はじめてセット (HXY) credited to Akira Komayama.
Only the 013/165 print is one we list. For the other Weedle cards, sourcing requests go through Quick Order.
How to Read a Weedle Card
The type icon on the listed print is Grass (草), and the stage is printed as Basic (たね). The database’s evolution box for this card lists スピアー, スピアーex, コクーン and ビードル; our Beedrill Japanese Pokemon cards guide covers a related species. The number is printed as 013/165 next to the set code SV2a.
The rarity shown by the database icon is C. Our Japanese Pokemon card rarities guide explains how the lettered tiers work across eras.
The regulation mark printed on the listed card is G. The official regulation page lists H, I and J as the marks in the current Standard regulation, so a G-mark card is not in the current Standard regulation. That is all the mark tells you; it says nothing about the card’s condition or grade.
If you are checking a raw copy, our Pokemon card condition guide and our guide on how to read Japanese Pokemon cards cover the printed details in more depth.
Where to Buy Weedle Cards from Tokyo
The Weedle print we list is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥16,106 (~$105) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. Open the PSA 10 Weedle Master Ball mirror 013/165 product page for the current terms.
Browse the wider PSA 10 collection, the PSA 10 card list and the Japanese card list. Sourcing requests for a specific Weedle print go through Quick Order. For the general process, see how to buy Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Weedle print do you offer as a PSA 10?
Weedle 013/165 (C) from the Enhanced Expansion Pack Pokemon Card 151 (SV2a), which our listing identifies as the Master Ball mirror print. It is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥16,106 (~$105) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
What does Master Ball mirror mean on the listing?
It is the print pattern named in our listing title. The official database keeps one entry per card number and does not record foil pattern or edition, so the pattern is attributed to the listing only.
What is Weedle called in Japanese?
Weedle is ビードル. The database’s evolution box for the listed card shows スピアー, スピアーex, コクーン and ビードル.
Is the SV2a Weedle legal in the Standard format?
The database image shows regulation mark G. The official regulation page lists H, I and J for the current Standard regulation, so a G-mark card is not in the current Standard regulation.
Who illustrated the Weedle 013/165 card?
The database credits nisimono. Other Weedle prints in the database credit sowsow, Sanosuke Sakuma, sui, SATOSHI NAKAI, Shibuzoh., Yuka Morii and Akira Komayama.
Where can I buy Weedle cards from Japan?
We offer the SV2a 013/165 print as a PSA 10 back order, sourced to order from Tokyo. Sourcing requests for other Weedle prints go through Quick Order.
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