Scraggy isn’t a headline Pokémon in most sets, but its 30th Celebration secret rare puts it in an unusual spot: a low-HP Basic with no ex tag, no chase-card marketing, and a sagging-pants design that makes it one of the more recognisable Art Rares in the whole M6a lineup. If you searched for a scraggy pokemon card guide because you saw the AR pop up in a checklist and wondered what it actually is, this is a full breakdown.
The official card list for 30th Celebration (M6a) was published by The Pokémon Company on 9 September 2026, and it confirmed Scraggy’s regular print at 078/103. Its Art Rare counterpart at 116/103 comes from a separate, still-unofficial block: the AR/SAR/FUR run at 104–135 that is compiled from official promotional images and PokeBeach’s translated checklist, not yet from the card database itself. Both the Scraggy AR and its regular twin do have official images published, so this guide can show you exactly what each one looks like.
Scraggy AR sits at 116/103 in 30th Celebration (M6a), part of a 20-card AR block running 104–123 that is compiled from official images and PokeBeach’s 9 September list rather than the official database. No PSA10-graded Scraggy is currently listed on our site, from this set or any earlier printing, and the card has not released yet — it ships worldwide on 16 September 2026. For a current 30th Celebration purchase, the Premium Deck Set Espeon & Umbreon is currently listed at ¥29,800 (~$194) and the M6a booster box is currently listed as a pre-order.
Today is 11 September 2026, five days ahead of 30th Celebration’s worldwide release. Every price below is a current listing on our own site or a marketplace ask dated 11 September 2026 — nothing here is a sale price, since the set has not shipped.
What Is Scraggy AR 116/103?
Scraggy AR is a secret-rare Art Rare printing of the regular 078/103 Scraggy card in 30th Celebration, Japan’s Pokémon TCG set marking the franchise’s 30th anniversary. The official card list, published by The Pokémon Company on 9 September 2026, covers the main set 001–103, the Classic Collection 136–165 and the eight Basic Energy cards. The AR/SAR/FUR secret-rare block, numbered 104–135, is not part of that official database yet — it is compiled from official promotional images and PokeBeach’s translated card list, also dated 9 September. Scraggy AR at 116/103 is one of the 20 AR cards in that block, and it has an official image published, so its existence and artwork treatment are confirmed even though it isn’t officially „listed“ in the same sense as the main set.
Because AR/SAR/FUR illustrators are not published anywhere in the compiled checklist, we cannot credit an artist for the AR treatment specifically. For the numbering hub covering every AR, SAR, FUR and Classic slot together, see our 30th Celebration secret-rare numbering guide.
Scraggy’s Card Details and Attacks
The AR printing at 116/103 shares its card text with the regular 078/103 Scraggy, since AR/SAR/FUR cards in this set reuse the attacks and Pokémon data of their main-set counterpart — only the artwork and rarity treatment differ.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card name | Scraggy (JP: ズルッグ) |
| Regular print number | 078/103, illustrator Souichirou Gunjima |
| AR print number | 116/103, illustrator not published |
| Type / HP | Darkness / HP80 |
| Stage | Basic Pokémon |
| Weakness | Grass (×2) |
| Retreat | 2 |
Per PokeBeach’s 9 September translation, Scraggy carries two attacks: Nitpick — your opponent shuffles their hand into their deck and draws 4 cards — and Corkscrew Punch for [D][C], dealing 30 damage. Nitpick is a disruption effect rather than a damage attack, which is unusual for a Basic at this HP tier and is part of what makes the card stand out in checklists despite modest stats.
AR vs the Regular Print: What Actually Changes
Both Scraggy prints in 30th Celebration have official images published, which lets us compare them directly instead of guessing.
The regular 078/103 print, illustrated by Souichirou Gunjima, uses a standard full-body Scraggy framed against a plain background typical of the main set’s C/U rarity cards. The AR 116/103 version keeps the same card text and stats but switches to the set’s Art Rare full-bleed treatment, extending the illustration past the card frame. That’s the entire confirmed difference — card text, HP, Weakness and Retreat are identical between the two, so the AR is purely a rarity and artwork upgrade of the same Pokémon rather than a stronger tournament card.
Look at the card number in the bottom corner. „078/103“ is the regular print; „116/103“ is the AR. The artwork framing is the visual tell once you know which number to expect.
Where 116 Sits in the AR Block
30th Celebration’s AR (Art Rare) block runs 104–123, 20 cards in total. As of 9 September, 18 of the 20 have been shown via official images; two — 119 Kommo-o and 121 Ditto — are expected but not yet shown anywhere. Scraggy AR sits roughly in the middle of that run, alongside other Basic and Stage 1 Pokémon rather than the set’s ex cards, which instead get the Special Art Rare (SAR) treatment at 124–133.
| Rarity block | Numbers | Count | Status (9 Sep 2026) |
|---|---|---|---|
| AR (Art Rare) | 104–123 | 20 | 18 shown, 2 expected but not yet shown |
| SAR (Special Art Rare) | 124–133 | 10 | 7 shown, 3 expected but not yet shown |
| FUR (Futuristic Rare) | 134–135 | 2 | both shown |
| Classic Collection | 136–165 | 30 | official database (not Standard-legal) |
For the complete checklist across the main set, AR/SAR/FUR block and Classic reprints, see our 30th Celebration card list guide.
Market: No PSA10 Anchor Listed for Scraggy Yet
Because 30th Celebration hasn’t released, there are no real sale prices for 116/103 or 078/103 to cite — SNKRDUNK shows no live asks for individual M6a singles as of 11 September 2026, since the set is still five days from release. There is also no PSA10-graded Scraggy currently listed on our site, from this set or any earlier printing.
What we can point to is the sealed side of the market. On SNKRDUNK, the lowest ask on a 30th Celebration booster box moved from ¥47,200 (1 September) to ¥28,200 (10 September) to ¥23,599 (11 September), and the no-shrink box variant sits at ¥21,399 — all asking prices, not completed sales, and all trending down as release approaches. This print of Scraggy is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests for graded Scraggy singles go through Schnellbestellung.
Anniversary Product You Can Buy Today
If you want 30th-anniversary-themed Japanese product in hand now rather than waiting on M6a singles, two currently listed items are worth knowing about:
The Premium Deck Set is a two-deck product built around Espeon and Umbreon, released alongside M6a on 16 September 2026 and pre-orderable now; it does not contain Scraggy. The S8A box is separate 25th-anniversary-era stock, unrelated to the 30th Celebration set but part of the same broader anniversary lineup. Neither substitutes for the M6a set itself, which is the only place Scraggy AR and its regular print actually come from.
Where to Buy
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. The M6a 30th Celebration booster box — the set that contains both Scraggy prints — is currently listed as a pre-order on our site, with dispatch after the 16 September release; see the product page for the current dispatch date.
Browse the full sealed booster box collection or the Japanese Pokémon card collection for other sets, or check graded singles in our PSA10 collection. For a Scraggy single once graded copies surface, or any card not currently listed, use Schnellbestellung to build a mixed order.
For box pricing and pre-order mechanics, see our 30th CELEBRATION booster box pre-order guide, and for every number in the set, the full 30th CELEBRATION card list.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
What rarity is Scraggy 116/103 in 30th Celebration?
AR (Art Rare). It’s part of the 20-card AR block numbered 104–123, compiled from official images and PokeBeach’s 9 September 2026 checklist — not yet in the official card database, which currently covers the main set, Classic Collection and Basic Energy only.
Is Scraggy AR different from the regular 078/103 print?
Only in rarity and artwork treatment. Card text, HP (80), Weakness (Grass ×2) and Retreat cost (2) are identical between the regular print and the AR. The AR uses the set’s full-bleed Art Rare frame; the regular print uses a standard bordered layout.
How much is Scraggy AR 116/103 worth?
There’s no sale price to cite yet — the set releases 16 September 2026 and SNKRDUNK shows no live asks for individual M6a singles as of 11 September 2026. There is also no PSA10-graded Scraggy currently listed on our site.
When does 30th Celebration release?
Wednesday, 16 September 2026, worldwide simultaneous release. Packs are ¥360 for 6 foil cards; a 20-pack box is ¥7,200 tax-in.
What attacks does Scraggy have?
Nitpick (your opponent shuffles their hand into their deck and draws 4 cards) and Corkscrew Punch for [D][C], dealing 30 damage — identical on both the regular and AR prints.
Can I buy Scraggy AR from Samurai Sword Tokyo right now?
Not as a single yet, since the set hasn’t released. The M6a booster box that contains it is currently listed as a pre-order; sourcing requests for singles once available go through Quick Order.
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