Rebel Clash Booster Box vs Japanese Rebellion Crash S2 (Pokemon)

What pokemon.com Lists for Rebel Clash

pokemon.com files Rebel Clash under the Sword & Shield Series with a May 1, 2020 release date and “Over 190” cards. The official highlights are 15 Pokémon V and 7 Pokémon VMAX, more than 15 Trainer cards and 4 new Special Energy cards. The overview names Toxtricity V, Dubwool V, Boltund V and Sandaconda V among the V cards, and Copperajah VMAX and Dragapult VMAX among the VMAX, alongside the final Evolutions of the three first partners. The page prints no exact set size and no price.

Release Dates on Both Sides

Japan’s S2 released eight weeks before the English set, and S1a came twelve weeks before it.

Numbering differs as well. Japanese cards run on a /096 base in S2 and a /070 base in S1a, so the full-art SR cards read 097/096 to 106/096 and 071/070 to 078/070. English cards run on a /192 base per pokemon-tcg-data, since the pokemon.com page prints no denominator.

18 English Ultra Rare Cards and Their Japanese Prints

Limitless lists the Japanese prints of each English card as a JP print of the same card. Every Ultra Rare card has two Japanese prints in the paired sets: a main-set RR card (an R or U card for the Trainers) and a full-art SR card numbered above the main set. In each row the SR card carries the same illustrator credit as the English card. Where a PSA 10 copy is offered, the last column names it; PSA 10 back orders are sourced to order and the product page shows the current terms (see how PSA 10 back orders work).

Dragapult V and Toxtricity V

English 183 Dragapult V pairs with S2 101/096 ドラパルトV (SR), credited to aky CG Works; its main-set print is S2 049/096 (RR). English 182 Toxtricity V pairs with S2 100/096 ストリンダーV (SR), credited to 5ban Graphics, with S2 036/096 as the RR print. The official overview names Toxtricity V among the V cards.

Oleana and Boss’s Orders

The Supporters carry SR prints numbered at the end of S2. English 191 Oleana pairs with S2 105/096 オリーヴ (SR), credited to kirisAki, with a U print at 090/096. English 189 Boss’s Orders pairs with S2 106/096 ボスの指令 (SR), credited to nagimiso, with an R print at 092/096. Both cards are offered as PSA 10 listings: Oleana at ¥8,320 (~$54) and Boss’s Orders at ¥30,160 (~$196), each with a back-order listing beside it in the table.

Inteleon V and Sonia

The S1a half of the list is smaller but follows the same pattern. English 180 Inteleon V pairs with S1a 073/070 インテレオンV (SR), credited to 5ban Graphics, with S1a 022/070 as the RR print. English 192 Sonia pairs with S1a 077/070 ソニア (SR), credited to Naoki Saito, with a U print at 065/070. Sonia SR is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥43,819 (~$285); Sonia HR 082/070 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥13,260 (~$86). Our Sonia HR 082/070 and SR 077/070 guide covers both Japanese prints.

Rainbow Rare Trainers and Gold Secret Cards

The remaining ten secret rows are four Rainbow Rare Trainers (200 to 203) and six gold Secret Rare cards (204 to 209). The Trainers carry the same illustrator credits as their Ultra Rare versions: Boss’s Orders to nagimiso, Milo to Hitoshi Ariga, Oleana to kirisAki and Sonia to Naoki Saito.

Three of the gold cards, Frosmoth, Galarian Perrserker and Big Charm, have no Japanese print in S2 or S1a; Limitless lists their Japanese prints in other sets. Scoop Up Net, Tool Scrapper and Twin Energy do have an S2 or S1a print, at the regular U tier. No same-tier Japanese counterpart is verified for any of the ten.

Japanese Box Listings and Asking Prices

The S2 box is the Japanese Rebel Clash booster box we list, and the Grade B damaged-box version is a separate product page with its own condition details. SNKRDUNK figures are asking prices, not sold prices. The table sets our listing beside the market row and draws no conclusion from the gap.

Dieses Set kaufenS2-Rebellion Crash Japanese Pokemon Booster Box

¥50,669Auf Lager

Versand aus Tokio mit Sendungsverfolgung

Produkt ansehen

Häufig gestellte Fragen