Latios GX SR 099/094 (Miracle Twin): PSA 10 Guide & Prints, Pokemon

Latios GX SR 099/094: The Official Database Row

The card has one ability, one attack, one GX attack and the standard rule for Pokémon-GX. The ability is パワーバインド (Power Bind, rendering): if you have 4 or fewer Pokémon in play, this Pokémon can’t use attacks. The attack is タッグパージ (Tag Purge, rendering), which costs one psychic and two colorless Energy and does 120 damage; during the opponent’s next turn, this Pokémon takes no damage from attacks from TAG TEAM Pokémon. The GX attack is クリアビジョンGX (Clear Vision GX, rendering), which costs one psychic Energy: for the rest of the game, the opponent’s Pokémon can’t use GX attacks. As with every GX attack, you can use only one per game. The rule box says that when a Pokémon-GX is Knocked Out, the opponent takes 2 Prize cards.

Limitless TCG’s Japanese page for SM11 #99 lists the print with the same ConceptLab credit, under Limitless’s own rarity label Secret Rare. The database icon is SR.

Every Japanese Latios GX Print: Two in the Database, One More per Bulbapedia

The official database lists five entries for the keyword ラティオスGX: two rows with exactly that name, and three under the name ラティアス&ラティオスGX, the Latias & Latios GX tag team card, which is a different card. The two exact-name rows are both in SM11, and the SR 099/094 row is in bold. Each set code links to that card’s database page.

The two rows are the regular print and the full art print. They differ in number (034/094 against 099/094), in rarity icon (RR against SR) and in illustrator: Yoshinobu Saito is credited on 034/094 and ConceptLab on 099/094. Bulbapedia’s card page for Latios-GX (Unified Minds 78) lists three Japanese prints, not two, as of September 30, 2026.

Bulbapedia says the card was included as a regular card, a full art card and a Secret Rainbow Rare in Unified Minds, first released in the Japanese Miracle Twin expansion. It credits Yoshinobu Saito for the regular print and ConceptLab for the full art and Rainbow Rare prints.

The English Prints: Unified Minds

Limitless TCG’s Japanese page for SM11 #99 lists three international prints of the card (third-party data, as of September 30, 2026). Bulbapedia’s page gives the same three English numbers against the three Japanese rows.

Limitless lists Unified Minds #223 as the English print of 099/094, Ultra Rare, with the same illustrator credit (ConceptLab). Bulbapedia labels the same number Rare Ultra. Unified Minds #78 credits Yoshinobu Saito and pairs with the Japanese regular print, and #243 pairs with the HR print described above.

Limitless does not show a regulation mark for the English pages; the Japanese page shows mark C. Our Japanese versus English Pokemon cards guide covers the wider differences between the two languages.

What a PSA 10 of This Print Shows

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards; our PSA 10 meaning guide covers the scale. The identification data on a slab of this print is the same as the database row: the set code SM11, the number 099/094 and the rarity SR. The illustrator credit ConceptLab separates it from the RR print, which credits Yoshinobu Saito.

Three checks apply before ordering any Latios GX slab:

• Number. 034/094 (RR), 099/094 (SR) and 109/094 (HR per Bulbapedia) all carry the Latios GX name in SM11. Only 099/094 is this print.
• Latios GX versus Latias & Latios GX. The tag team card ラティアス&ラティオスGX is a different card name. The set code and the name both need to read SM11 and Latios GX.
• Grade wording. The listing names begin “PSA10”. Listings for lower grades are different products.

For the grading side of the market, see the Japanese Pokemon card grading guide and the condition guide for raw versus PSA 10 Japanese cards. The PSA 9 versus PSA 10 price gap guide sets the two grades side by side.

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