Fezandipiti has four Japanese printings covered in this guide — three of the ex, plus a separate non-ex card — since its 2024 debut, and the reprint that just landed in MEGA Dream ex is the one we currently carry graded. Same attack, same ability, three different pieces of art on the ex version alone — plus a completely separate, smaller non-ex card that gets confused with it more often than you’d expect.
This guide walks through the four printings we’ve verified in detail — the two Night Wanderer originals, the non-ex support print from Mask of Change, and the new MEGA Dream ex SAR — and tells you what card number and rarity you’re actually looking at, plus where Fezandipiti fits alongside the other two Loyal Three Pokemon that share its release history. We ship Japanese sealed product and singles out of Tokyo every week, and a graded copy of the MEGA Dream ex SAR is currently listed in our own catalog.
Fezandipiti ex has four Japanese printings covered in this guide across three sets: two from its Night Wanderer debut (RR and SAR), a non-ex AR support print from Mask of Change, and a new SAR from MEGA Dream ex. A PSA 10 MEGA Dream ex Fezandipiti ex SAR (M2a 244/193) is currently listed at ¥9,006 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and other graded M2a SARs are also in stock, including Canari SAR at ¥15,808 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and Surfer SAR at ¥7,601 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). Sealed M2a booster box availability can be checked through Schnellbestellung.
Stock and pricing reflect our own catalog as of August 2026, converted at ¥163/USD where noted.
Every Fezandipiti Printing at a Glance
Four verified printings across three sets are covered here: three of them share the same underlying ex card — a Darkness-type ex with one ability and one attack — reprinted under different art and rarity, plus one separate non-ex support print:
| Karte | Number | Rarity | Set | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fezandipiti ex | SV6a 038/064 | RR | Night Wanderer | 2024 |
| Fezandipiti ex | SV6a 089/064 | SAR | Night Wanderer | 2024 |
| Fezandipiti | SV6 108/101 | AR | Mask of Change | 2024 |
| Fezandipiti ex | M2a 244/193 | SAR | MEGA Dream ex | 2025 |
The two Night Wanderer prints (RR and SAR) are the original release, both carrying the same ability and attack under different artwork. Mask of Change added a separate, lower-HP non-ex Fezandipiti a couple of months earlier. The MEGA Dream ex SAR is the most recent printing and the one we currently carry graded — a full breakdown of that set is in our M2a MEGA Dream ex complete guide.
Because the RR and both SARs share identical card text, the practical question for most buyers isn’t which one plays better — it’s which piece of art and which set you want on your shelf. The RR is the lowest-rarity of the three ex printings and the most straightforward way to own the card’s stats. Both SARs carry the alternate, full-art-style treatment typical of the rarity, just with different illustrators and different set numbering.
The Debut: Night Wanderer (SV6a)
Fezandipiti ex first appeared in Night Wanderer (SV6a), the strengthened expansion pack that released June 7, 2024 — the Japanese counterpart to the English-language Shrouded Fable set. Both the RR (038/064, art by takuyoa) and the SAR (089/064, art by kantaro) carry the same card text.
Fezandipiti ex is a Basic Darkness-type ex with 210 HP. Its ability, translated by Limitless as roughly „reverse advantage,“ lets you draw three cards once per turn if one of your own Pokemon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s last turn. Its attack, Cruel Arrow, costs three Darkness Energy and does 100 damage to one of the opponent’s Pokemon — ignoring Weakness and Resistance if that target is on the Bench. Retreat cost is one Energy.
The RR and the SAR use different illustrations but identical card text, so the fastest way to tell them apart is the card number in the corner — 038/064 for the RR, 089/064 for the SAR. Night Wanderer also printed an SR version of the same card at #081 (unverified).
The Reprint: MEGA Dream ex (M2a)
MEGA Dream ex (M2a), the high-class pack that released November 28, 2025, brought Fezandipiti ex back as a new SAR at 244/193, illustrated by SIE NANAHARA. The card text carries over unchanged from the Night Wanderer originals — same ability, same Cruel Arrow attack, same 210 HP — so this is a straight reprint of the Shrouded Fable-era card under new art rather than a new version.
A graded copy of this exact print — PSA 10 Fezandipiti ex SAR (M2a 244/193), currently listed at ¥9,006 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) — sits comfortably inside our own roundup of PSA 10 Japanese cards under ¥10,000, and for a rundown of every chase card MEGA Dream ex produced, see our MEGA Dream ex best cards guide.
MEGA Dream ex is a high-class pack; Night Wanderer was an enhanced expansion pack.
The Support Print: Mask of Change (SV6)
Mask of Change (SV6) — the Japanese counterpart to Twilight Masquerade, released April 26, 2024, about six weeks before Night Wanderer — carries a separate, non-ex Fezandipiti at Art Rare, illustrated by Keiichiro Ito. This is a smaller, support-oriented Basic Psychic-type card at 120 HP rather than the ex attacker covered above.
Its ability, which Limitless translates as roughly „Adrena-Pheromone,“ has a coin-flip component: with a Darkness Energy attached, flipping heads prevents damage from an incoming attack. Its attack costs a single Energy and scales its damage with the number of Energy attached. A standard, non-AR version of the same card exists at #56 in the same set, though we haven’t independently verified its details.
Because this print shares the „Fezandipiti“ name with the ex versions above but is a different Pokemon-type, HP total, and set, it’s worth checking the card number before assuming two listings are the same card. If a listing says SV6 108/101, you’re looking at this non-ex support print, not the Darkness-type ex from Night Wanderer or MEGA Dream ex.
Fezandipiti and the Loyal Three
In the games, Fezandipiti is one of three Loyal Three Pokemon introduced in the Kitakami storyline, alongside Okidogi and Munkidori. Night Wanderer printed all three as a matched ex-plus-SAR set — Okidogi ex at #036 (SAR #087) and Munkidori ex at #037 (SAR #088) sit right next to Fezandipiti ex (#038, SAR #089) in the set’s numbering — and the trio kept appearing together across the sets that followed.
| Set | Okidogi | Munkidori | Fezandipiti |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mask of Change (SV6) | non-ex | non-ex | non-ex, #108/101 AR |
| Night Wanderer (SV6a) | ex #036 / SAR #087 | ex #037 / SAR #088 | ex #038 / SAR #089 |
| Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) | #090 / #102 | #075 / #103 | ex #076 / #104 |
| MEGA Dream ex (M2a) | numbering unconfirmed | numbering unconfirmed | ex, SAR #244/193 |
We haven’t independently verified the ability and attack text for Okidogi or Munkidori, so we won’t detail their card text here. The „Loyal Three“ name itself comes from the games rather than being printed on the cards, but the trio has appeared together in every one of these sets.
Chasing Fezandipiti and Graded MEGA Dream ex Singles
The MEGA Dream ex SAR is the print currently listed in our own graded catalog, and it’s the direct single-card route to Fezandipiti right now.
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We also carry other graded SARs from the same set, including PSA 10 Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex SAR (M2a 237/193), currently listed at ¥33,449 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and PSA 10 Iris’s Fighting Spirit SAR (M2a 247/193), currently listed at ¥9,888 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). Sealed M2a MEGA Dream ex booster boxes are currently out of stock in our catalog — check current availability through Schnellbestellung.
Where to Buy Japanese Fezandipiti Cards
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For Fezandipiti specifically, our graded MEGA Dream ex SAR is the most direct single-card buy. Sealed M2a booster boxes are currently out of stock — use Schnellbestellung to check availability or request sourcing.
Check current graded stock via our Fezandipiti ex SAR listing (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), or use our Quick Order page to build a mixed order of boxes and singles in one checkout. For other current-era Japanese pulls, see our Ogerpon cards guide, our M2a MEGA Dream ex complete guide, or our PSA 10 cards under ¥10,000 roundup.
Häufig gestellte Fragen
What is Fezandipiti ex in the Japanese Pokemon TCG?
Fezandipiti ex is a Basic Darkness-type ex Pokemon card with 210 HP, an ability that draws three cards once per turn if one of your own Pokemon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s last turn, and an attack, Cruel Arrow, that does 100 damage to one of the opponent’s Pokemon for three Darkness Energy. It first appeared in Night Wanderer (SV6a) in 2024 and was reprinted in MEGA Dream ex (M2a) in 2025.
What’s the difference between the Night Wanderer and MEGA Dream ex Fezandipiti SARs?
Both are printed at SAR rarity with identical card text — the difference is the artwork and card number. The Night Wanderer SAR is SV6a 089/064 (illustrated by kantaro); the MEGA Dream ex SAR is M2a 244/193 (illustrated by SIE NANAHARA).
Is the non-ex Fezandipiti from Mask of Change the same card as Fezandipiti ex?
No. The Mask of Change print (SV6 108/101, AR) is a separate, smaller Basic Psychic-type card at 120 HP with its own ability and attack, distinct from the Darkness-type ex covered in the Night Wanderer and MEGA Dream ex printings.
Who are the other Loyal Three Pokemon printed alongside Fezandipiti?
Okidogi and Munkidori. All three were released as a matched ex trio starting with Night Wanderer (SV6a), and non-ex versions of all three also appear in Mask of Change (SV6). The trio has continued to appear together across Terastal Festival ex (SV8a) and MEGA Dream ex (M2a).
Where can I buy a Japanese Fezandipiti card?
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles worldwide from Tokyo. A PSA 10 MEGA Dream ex Fezandipiti ex SAR is currently listed at ¥9,006. Sealed M2a booster boxes are currently out of stock — use our Quick Order page to check availability or request sourcing.
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