Skwovet has a long Japanese print history — a Limitless TCG database search returns 13 Japanese prints in total — but only one of them is the “full art” collectors mean when they search for it. That print and its plain-Common set-mate both come from the same Violet ex release, but they have different artwork by different illustrators as well as different card numbers and rarity labels.
The card is ホシガリス — Skwovet, and the print collectors mean when they say “Skwovet full art” is 90/78, printed as an Art Rare (AR) in the Japanese expansion pack 拡張パック「バイオレットex」/ “Violet ex”, set code SV1V. Note on terminology first: Art Rare is the printed rarity on the card — “full art” is the community shorthand people search for because the illustration runs edge to edge with no border, not a rarity name printed anywhere on the card itself. This guide covers Skwovet’s two Violet ex prints in full detail — that’s the set behind the sealed box we currently list — and flags the card’s wider Japanese print footprint so you know 90/78 isn’t Skwovet’s only Japanese appearance, how it compares to its English-set equivalents, and where the sealed product that produces it is listed on our site.
Skwovet’s Art Rare print, 90/78, comes from Violet ex (SV1V), a Japanese expansion pack released 20 January 2023. No single copy of this print is currently listed on our site — the print is pulled from sealed SV1V-Violet ex Japanese Pokemon Booster Boxes, currently listed at ¥9,880 (~$62). The set’s other confirmed Skwovet print, 61/78, is a plain Common and not the card people are searching for when they say “full art.”
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The Card: Skwovet 90/78 Art Rare
The print behind the “Skwovet full art” search term is card 90/78 from Violet ex (SV1V), illustrated by Teeziro. Its printed rarity is Art Rare (AR) — that is the tier name that actually appears in the set’s own card list. “Full art” describes the look of the card (the illustration runs the full frame with no colour border), and it’s the phrase most buyers type into a search bar, so we’re using it in this guide’s title while being precise about the printed rarity in the body text.
The card’s position — numbered 90 inside a set labelled “78” — follows the standard Japanese convention for a secret-tier slot: the number sits above the set’s main run of 78 cards, marking it as one of the additional chase-tier prints rather than part of the base numbering.
This print is not currently listed as a single on our site; sourcing requests for a graded or raw copy go through Pedido rápido. The card is pulled from sealed Violet ex product — see the Where to Buy section below for the box that carries it.
Print History: Skwovet Across Violet ex
Skwovet’s Japanese print history runs well beyond Violet ex — a Limitless TCG database search returns 13 Japanese prints in total, across sets that include Shiny Treasure ex (SV4a, two separate prints), ex Starter Decks (SVD), and several earlier Sword & Shield-block releases. The two prints detailed below are the Violet ex pair, released the same day, since that’s the set behind the box we currently list; the full 13-print run isn’t documented card-by-card in this guide.
| Set | Number | Rarity | Illustrator | JP Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Violet ex (SV1V) | 61/78 | Common | HYOGONOSUKE | 20 Jan 2023 |
| Violet ex (SV1V) | 90/78 | Art Rare | Teeziro | 20 Jan 2023 |
The 61/78 print sits inside the set’s main numbered run at the Common tier — a standard early-game illustration by HYOGONOSUKE, printed in the base 78-card count. The 90/78 print is the Art Rare: a full alternate-art treatment by a different illustrator, placed in the secret-tier slots above the main count. Because both released on the same day in the same set, this isn’t an “original vs reprint” story — they’re two parallel treatments of the same Pokemon, not a first edition and a later reissue.
The Set: Violet ex (SV1V)
Violet ex — 拡張パック「バイオレットex」in Japanese — is set code SV1V, released in Japan on 20 January 2023 on the same day as its companion set, Scarlet ex (SV1S). Between the two, the set list runs to 108 total cataloged cards: a base run of 78 cards plus 30 secret-tier prints, made up of 12 Art Rare, 10 Secret Rare, 5 Special Art Rare, and 3 Ultra Rare cards.
Violet ex is Miraidon-themed, and its own headline chase card is Miraidon ex, which appears in the set at both Secret Rare and Special Art Rare tiers. For the set’s own full card-by-card breakdown, see our Violet ex (SV1V) card list, and for a look at pull rates and the set’s strongest pulls, see Violet ex pull rates and best cards.
Violet ex (SV1V, Miraidon-themed) and Scarlet ex (SV1S, Koraidon-themed) are companion sets released on the same day with the same 108-card structure, but different headline Pokemon and different secret-tier print runs. Skwovet’s Art Rare is an SV1V print — check the set code before assuming a card from one companion set applies to the other. Our SV1S vs SV1V box guide covers the differences between the two.
Where This Art Rare Sits Among Japanese Chase Rarities
Violet ex’s 30 secret-tier prints split across four rarities: 12 Art Rare, 10 Secret Rare, 5 Special Art Rare, and 3 Ultra Rare. Skwovet’s 90/78 sits at the Art Rare tier — the entry point of the set’s secret-tier chase cards, and the tier with the largest number of distinct prints (12) of the four. Secret Rare, Special Art Rare, and Ultra Rare prints in the same set have progressively fewer distinct cards printed at each tier, which is the standard shape of a Scarlet & Violet-era Japanese set’s rarity ladder.
Skwovet’s Art Rare sits alongside other Violet ex Art Rares we’ve profiled, including Drowzee 86/78 — another full-bleed illustration from the same set and the same secret-tier rarity, covered in our Drowzee Art Rare (Violet ex) card guide.
For another Violet ex single-card profile from this same secret tier, see our Miriam Pokemon card guide, and for a broader look at what makes an Art Rare-style print collectible across Japanese sets generally, see our best full art Pokemon cards guide.
Where to Buy Skwovet Cards from Tokyo
No single copy of the Common (61/78) print or the Art Rare (90/78) print appears on our site at the moment. The way to pull either print is sealed SV1V-Violet ex Japanese Pokemon Booster Boxes, currently listed at ¥9,880 (~$62), shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery — the same box also produces the set’s Miraidon ex Secret Rare and Special Art Rare pulls covered above.
If you’re after a graded single of either print, sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page, which is also the fastest route for building a mixed order across sets. For the full range of sealed Japanese Pokemon product, browse our Pokemon card box collection.
Preguntas frecuentes
What is the Skwovet full art card?
“Full art” is the community search term for Skwovet 90/78, whose printed rarity is Art Rare (AR), from the Japanese expansion pack Violet ex (SV1V), released 20 January 2023. The card isn’t labelled “full art” anywhere on its print — that’s a description of its edge-to-edge illustration style.
How many Japanese prints of Skwovet are there?
At least 13, per a Limitless TCG database search across many Japanese sets. This guide details the two from Violet ex (SV1V), released the same day: 61/78 (Common, illustrated by HYOGONOSUKE) and 90/78 (Art Rare, illustrated by Teeziro).
What is the difference between Skwovet 61/78 and 90/78?
Both are from Violet ex (SV1V). The 61/78 is a Common print inside the set’s main 78-card numbering; the 90/78 is the Art Rare — a secret-tier, full-bleed alternate-art treatment. The “full art” search term refers to the 90/78 print.
Does Skwovet have an English print?
Yes — the base Scarlet & Violet (SVI) set carries it at #151 and #222, and Paldean Fates (PAF) carries a further print at #205. These English numbers don’t map directly onto the two Japanese SV1V prints.
What set is Skwovet’s Art Rare from?
Violet ex, Japanese set code SV1V, released 20 January 2023 alongside its companion set Scarlet ex (SV1S). Violet ex’s own headline chase card is Miraidon ex.
Where can I get a Skwovet full art card from Japan?
No single copy of either Japanese print is currently listed on our site. Both prints come from sealed Violet ex booster boxes, currently listed at ¥9,880 (~$62), and single-card sourcing requests go through our Quick Order page.
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