Search « Dedenne GX SM10a » and you’ll find plenty of listings using that set code. It’s the wrong one — Dedenne GX’s original printing traces to a different, earlier Japanese set, and getting that straight matters before you start comparing prices across the card’s twelve known versions.
Dedenne GX debuted as a regular booster pull in early 2019, then came back about nine months later as the Special Art chase card of a Japan-only high-class set — illustrated by guest artist kanahei rather than the house studio that handles most TAG TEAM GX full arts. From there the card fans out across two languages, a Trainer’s Toolkit alt-art variant, and several later reprints, twelve confirmed printings in total per the sourcing checked for this guide.
This guide lists every confirmed Dedenne GX printing per Bulbapedia’s card page and Limitless TCG’s database, corrects the SM10a mix-up, and prices the two printings currently listed in our catalog — the kanahei Special Art and its regular-tier RR reprint. We ship Japanese sealed product and singles out of Tokyo every week, so the figures below are our own current listings.
Dedenne GX debuted in JP Night Unison (SM9a) in January 2019 — it is not an SM10a card. The chase printing is the SR Special Art 175/173 from Tag All Stars (SM12a), illustrated by kanahei, currently listed by us at ¥66,680 (~$454) PSA 10. We also carry the same set’s regular RR reprint, 048/173, at ¥13,905 (~$95) (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order) PSA 10. As of our August 2026 research, snkrdunk’s marketplace returned no listings for the Special Art print — see the dedicated section below before assuming a secondary-market range exists.
Prices are ¥ figures as of August 2026, converted at ¥147/USD. Our own figures are current listings from our Tokyo inventory.
Every Dedenne GX Printing and What It’s Worth
Per Bulbapedia’s card page and Limitless TCG’s database, Dedenne GX exists across twelve confirmed printings spanning two languages and, per the Bulbapedia card-page summary, at least three later reprint cycles:
| Lang | Série | Number | Rarity | Year | Prix |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JP | Night Unison (SM9a) | 016/055 | RR | 2019 | not currently in our catalog |
| JP | Night Unison (SM9a) | 057/055 | SR Full Art | 2019 | not currently in our catalog |
| JP | Night Unison (SM9a) | 065/055 | HR (Rainbow) | 2019 | not currently in our catalog |
| JP | Tag All Stars (SM12a) | 048/173 | RR (reprint) | 2019 | ¥13,905 (~$95) (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order) |
| JP | Tag All Stars (SM12a) | 175/173 | SR Special Art (kanahei) | 2019 | ¥66,680 (~$454) |
| EN | Unbroken Bonds | 57/214 | Rare Holo GX | 2019 | not currently in our catalog |
| EN | Unbroken Bonds | 195/214 | Rare Ultra (Full Art) | 2019 | not currently in our catalog |
| EN | Unbroken Bonds — via Trainer’s Toolkit | 195a/214 | Rare Ultra (kanahei art) | 2020 | not currently in our catalog |
| EN | Unbroken Bonds | 219/214 | Rare Rainbow | 2019 | not currently in our catalog |
| JP | Single & Rapid Strike Premium Trainer Boxes* | 005/033 | reprint (non-holo) | 2021* | not currently in our catalog |
| JP | Promo (Extra Battle Day)* | 342/S-P | Promo (reprint) | 2022 | not currently in our catalog |
| JP | Promo (MEGA Series Extra Battle Day)* | 054/M-P | Promo (reprint) | 2026 | not currently in our catalog |
*The three rows marked with an asterisk come from Bulbapedia’s card-page summary only; exact release dates for the Premium Trainer Box, S-P 342, and M-P 054 rows are unverified in the sourcing checked for this guide, so treat them as directional rather than confirmed. The other nine rows are cross-referenced against Limitless TCG’s set database. Of the twelve, our catalog currently lists graded PSA 10 copies of two: the RR reprint 048/173 and the SR Special Art 175/173 — the rest are not in our current catalog, so no dollar figures are asserted for them here.
Correcting a Common Mix-Up: It’s SM9a Night Unison, Not SM10a
A number of online listings attach Dedenne GX to SM10a. Per Bulbapedia’s card page, that’s incorrect — the card’s original printing is Night Unison (SM9a, ナイトユニゼン), released 2019-01-11, where it appears three times: as the regular RR (016/055), an SR Full Art (057/055), and an HR Rainbow (065/055).
The card’s second act came about nine months later, when Tag All Stars (SM12a) released on 2019-10-04 and reprinted the RR at a new set number, 048/173, while introducing an entirely new treatment — the SR Special Art at 175/173 — that never appeared in Night Unison at all. If a listing cites SM10a for either version, verify the set code before buying; there is no Dedenne GX printing in that set per the sources checked here.
Night Unison (SM9a) = the three original 2019 prints, numbered against a 55-card base set. Tag All Stars (SM12a) = the 2019 reprint (048/173) and the kanahei Special Art (175/173), numbered against a 173-card base set. If a listing says SM10a, it’s referring to the wrong set.
The Chase Card: SR Special Art 175/173 by kanahei
Tag All Stars runs a 173-card base checklist with a secret tier extending past that number, and Dedenne GX’s slot in that secret tier — 175/173 — carries a one-off illustration by guest artist kanahei, rather than the house full-art template that 5ban Graphics used for most of the set’s other SR and HR treatments. For this card specifically, 5ban Graphics handles the two standard-tier prints — 057/055 and 065/055 — while the 175/173 Special Art comes from kanahei, the guest illustrator commissioned specifically for that slot.
We currently list a PSA 10 copy of 175/173 at ¥66,680 (~$454) — the anchor figure for this guide. Pull-rate and print-run numbers for the SM12a secret tier aren’t officially published; anything quoted elsewhere is community-reported rather than official, so we’re not printing a figure here.
Two things separate this print from its Night Unison predecessor. First, the artwork itself — 175/173 is a new composition by kanahei, not a foil or recolor variant of the SM9a full art. Second, the set context: Night Unison’s three prints are standard booster pulls from a regular expansion, while 175/173 sits in a secret tier of a Japan-only high-class set built specifically to collect the era’s TAG TEAM GX chase cards in one release.
The Regular Reprint: RR 048/173
Tag All Stars didn’t just add the Special Art — it also reprinted Dedenne GX’s original regular-tier art from Night Unison (016/055) at a new number, 048/173, still an RR. Per the set list, this is the same card as the SM9a original in a fresh print run rather than a new illustration, and it’s the more affordable of the two Dedenne GX prints we carry.
We currently list a PSA 10 copy at ¥13,905 (~$95) (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order). If you’re building out a Tag All Stars set or want a Dedenne GX in your collection without chasing the Special Art’s price tier, this is the entry point.
English Availability: Unbroken Bonds and the Trainer’s Toolkit Alt Art
Dedenne GX’s English home is Unbroken Bonds (UNB, released 2019-05-03), which carries three of its own printings plus a fourth added later via a supplementary product:
- 57/214 — Rare Holo GX, the regular-tier print, illustrated by PLANETA Igarashi (matching the SM9a and SM12a RR treatments).
- 195/214 — Rare Ultra Full Art, illustrated by 5ban Graphics.
- 219/214 — Rare Rainbow, also 5ban Graphics.
- 195a/214 — Rare Ultra, carrying the kanahei artwork from the Japanese Special Art. This one didn’t ship with the original 2019 set; per Bulbapedia’s card page, it reached English collectors on 2020-06-26 through the Trainer’s Toolkit product, reusing the same illustration as JP Tag All Stars 175/173.
There is no such thing as an « EN Tag All Stars » — Tag All Stars (SM12a) is a Japan-only high-class set with no direct English equivalent. The kanahei artwork still reached English collectors, but only through the Trainer’s Toolkit’s 195a/214 variant, not as part of a standalone English booster set. We don’t currently list a graded copy of any of the four UNB prints, so no dollar figures are quoted for them here — if you’re specifically after one, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to check availability or place a restock request.
Later Reprints: Premium Trainer Boxes and Promo Reissues
Per Bulbapedia’s card-page summary, Dedenne GX’s regular-tier art reappeared at least three more times after its 2019 run:
- A non-holo reprint at 005/033 in the Single & Rapid Strike Premium Trainer Boxes, cited to 2021.
- A promo reissue at 342/S-P, distributed from an Extra Battle Day event starting 2022-12-16.
- A further promo reissue at 054/M-P, from a MEGA-series Extra Battle Day event dated from 2026-01-01.
These three rows come from the Bulbapedia card page alone, and the exact release dates weren’t independently cross-checked for this guide — treat the years above as reported rather than confirmed. We don’t currently list graded copies of any of them, so no prices are asserted here. If you’re trying to identify a physical copy against these three, matching the set/promo code on the card is the reliable way to tell them apart from the SM9a and SM12a originals above.
On Secondary-Market Pricing: No snkrdunk Listings Found
For most of the cards in our TAG TEAM GX value-guide series, we cross-check our own listing against snkrdunk’s marketplace for independent asking-price context. For Dedenne GX’s Special Art (175/173), we ran that search twice as of August 2026 and it returned zero listings — no market-page minimum, no individual graded or raw listings, in either search pass.
That’s a gap in available data, not a claim about the card’s demand or scarcity — we’re not inferring a price range from an absence of listings, and we’re not printing one. If you’re pricing a copy of your own, our current PSA 10 listing at ¥66,680 (~$454) is the figure we can actually stand behind for this printing.
Beyond the GX: The Character Rare Dedenne
If you’re collecting Dedenne prints broadly rather than the GX era specifically, it’s worth knowing that a separate, non-GX Dedenne exists as a Character Rare in the 2021 Pack Haut de Gamme « VMAX Climax » — Dedenne CHR, 200/184 (per our product listing). It’s a different card entirely: not a TAG TEAM GX, not part of Night Unison or Tag All Stars, and not covered by the printing table above.
We currently list a PSA 10 copy at ¥15,203 (~$103) (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order). For the full non-GX Dedenne lineup, our Dedenne cards guide covers additional printings beyond the two families detailed in this guide.
Which Dedenne GX Fits Your Budget
Working from the printings we currently list:
- ~$95 — the RR reprint 048/173 at ¥13,905 (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order), our PSA 10 entry point for a graded Dedenne GX from Tag All Stars.
- ~$103 — if you’re open to a non-GX Dedenne instead, the Character Rare 200/184 at ¥15,203 (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order) sits at a similar price point.
- ~$454 — the SR Special Art 175/173 at ¥66,680, the kanahei chase print and the highest-value Dedenne GX printing we carry.
Confirm the set code (Night Unison = SM9a original; Tag All Stars = SM12a reprint and Special Art — not SM10a), confirm the card number (175/173 is the Special Art; 048/173 is the regular reprint), and don’t treat an absence of snkrdunk listings as a market signal either way before you buy.
Where to Buy Dedenne GX from Japan
We ship graded Japanese singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Our current listing is the PSA 10 Special Art 175/173:
For the more affordable RR reprint, we list a PSA 10 copy at ¥13,905 (~$95) (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order), and if you’re collecting Dedenne beyond the GX era, the non-GX Character Rare is available at ¥15,203 (~$103) (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order). For the Unbroken Bonds prints, the Trainer’s Toolkit 195a/214 alt art, or any of the later reprints, use our Quick Order page to check availability or place a restock request. For the wider Tag All Stars family, our Espeon & Deoxys GX value guide covers another SM12a Special Art from the same secret tier, and our Dedenne cards guide rounds up the character’s non-GX printings. For mixed orders across any of these, the Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a cart.
Foire aux questions
What is the rarest Dedenne GX printing?
The SR Special Art 175/173 from Tag All Stars (SM12a), illustrated by kanahei — a one-off illustration that exists in only this one JP printing (its kanahei artwork also reached English collectors via the 2020 Trainer’s Toolkit as 195a/214). We currently list a PSA 10 copy at ¥66,680 (about $454).
Is Dedenne GX from SM10a?
No. Per Bulbapedia’s card page, it debuted in JP Night Unison (SM9a, released 2019-01-11) with three prints (016/055, 057/055, 065/055), then returned in Tag All Stars (SM12a, 2019-10-04) as a reprint (048/173) and a new Special Art (175/173). There is no Dedenne GX printing in SM10a.
What’s the difference between RR 048/173 and SR Special Art 175/173?
048/173 reprints the same regular-tier artwork as the original SM9a card at a new Tag All Stars number. 175/173 is a distinct, new illustration by guest artist kanahei, treated as the chase print of the pair. We list PSA 10 copies of both: 048/173 at ¥13,905 (about $95) and 175/173 at ¥66,680 (about $454).
Is there an English version of the Special Art?
Yes, but not as an original 2019 print. The kanahei artwork reached English collectors as Unbroken Bonds 195a/214, added via the Trainer’s Toolkit product on 2020-06-26 — it wasn’t part of the original Unbroken Bonds set, which released with 57/214, 195/214, and 219/214 only.
How much does Dedenne GX sell for on the secondary market?
We checked snkrdunk’s marketplace twice in August 2026 for the Special Art (175/173) and found no listings at all, so we can’t report an independent asking-price range for that printing. Our own current PSA 10 listing at ¥66,680 (about $454) is the figure we can confirm.
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