The Kecleon Storm Emeralda AR, card 088/076, exists alongside a plain common printing of the same Pokémon. In M6 Storm Emeralda, Kecleon prints twice — once as an ordinary common at 057/076, and once as an Art Rare at 088/076 with a full illustrated treatment — and both share the exact same attack, HP and Pokédex entry.
That makes Kecleon an unusually clean case study: the game text never changes, only the artwork and the card number do. This guide covers what the AR actually prints, where it sits inside M6’s Art Rare run, every other Kecleon card we could confirm in the SV/M era, the current secondary-market ask, and where to source the set it comes from.
- M6 Storm Emeralda contains exactly two Kecleon cards: the common 057/076 and the Art Rare 088/076 — identical HP, attack and Pokédex text, different rarity and illustrator.
- 088/076 sits inside M6’s 12-card AR block (077–088), per the set’s card-list numbering.
- Kecleon AR’s lowest SNKRDUNK ask (any condition) was ¥1,000 with 99+ listings as of September 15, 2026; the common 057/076 had no live listing that day.
- Both cards come out of the same M6 Storm Emeralda booster box; singles requests go through Commande rapide.
- An English « Delta Reign » Illustration Rare for Kecleon has not been confirmed by any official source as of September 15, 2026.
What Kecleon AR 088/076 Actually Prints
Both Storm Emeralda Kecleon cards share the identical card body: 90 HP, Colorless type, Basic stage, no printed Ability, Fighting-type weakness (×2), no resistance and a retreat cost of 2. There is only one attack on either card:
| Field | Common (057/076) | Art Rare (088/076) |
|---|---|---|
| Card number | 057/076 | 088/076 |
| Rarity | C (common) | AR (Art Rare) |
| HP | 90 | 90 |
| Attack | Colourful Whip (2 Colorless) | Colourful Whip (2 Colorless) |
| Illustrator | Akira Komayama | Tomokazu Komiya |
The attack, printed in Japanese as カラフルウィップ, reads (our translation): “Show your opponent as many Pokémon as you like from your hand. This attack does 30 damage for each type among the Pokémon you showed.” It rewards a hand built around type variety rather than raw energy count, which is a reasonable fit for a Pokémon whose Pokédex identity (No.352, the Color Swap Pokémon) is built entirely around changing what it looks like.
The only differences between the two cards are the rarity slot, the card number and the illustrator. Akira Komayama drew the standard common pose; Tomokazu Komiya illustrated the Art Rare’s full-illustration treatment.
Where 088/076 Sits in M6’s AR Block
Storm Emeralda’s numbering groups its Art Rares together, and our full M6 card list lays out the set’s numbering run by run. Kecleon AR 088/076 falls inside the 12-card AR block that runs from 077 to 088 — the last number in that block.
For print-run and rarity-tier context on the wider set, see our M6 pull rates guide; the set’s headline chase card is covered in our Mega Rayquaza ex chase-card guide.
Every Other Kecleon Print We Could Confirm
Searching the official Pokémon Card Game database by name returns Kecleon prints going back to 2007, but restricted to the current SV/M-era window (2023–2026), five cards come up:
| Number | Set | Set name | Rarity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 100/175 | SVM | Start Deck Generations | Structure-deck card (no rarity icon shown) |
| 086/106 | SV8 | Super Electric Breaker | C |
| 118/106 | SV8 | Super Electric Breaker | AR |
| 057/076 | M6 | Storm Emeralda | C |
| 088/076 | M6 | Storm Emeralda | AR |
SV8 Super Electric Breaker also printed Kecleon twice: as a common at 086/106 and as an Art Rare at 118/106, the same common/AR pairing M6 uses for 057/076 and 088/076. Older prints from S6K (2021), the SM7 family (2019) and pre-2020 sets exist in the database too, but sit outside the current SV/M scope this guide covers.
Is Kecleon Getting an English Illustration Rare?
Storm Emeralda’s English counterpart, Delta Reign, is a Mega Evolution-series set built around Mega Rayquaza ex, reported by retailers for a November 6, 2026 release. Coverage of the set’s official reveal lists 14 Illustration Rare Pokémon and 6 Special Illustration Rare Pokémon and Supporter cards, but no Kecleon Illustration Rare is named in that reveal.
As of September 15, 2026, we could not find an official Pokémon Company source or a confirmed full card list naming a Kecleon Illustration Rare in Delta Reign. If you’re specifically chasing an English-language Kecleon chase print, that has not been confirmed on the official product page as of this date — treat any such claim you see elsewhere as unverified until Delta Reign’s full card list is published.
Kecleon’s Current Market Ask
On SNKRDUNK, the lowest asking price on Kecleon AR (088/076) was ¥1,000 (any condition) with 99+ active listings as of September 15, 2026. The regular common 057/076 had no live listing on the same date.
For comparison, Kecleon AR from SV8 Super Electric Breaker (118/106) carried the same ¥1,000 lowest ask (any condition), though with far fewer listings (16 versus 99+), and M6’s headline chase card, Mega Rayquaza ex MUR (113/076), sat at a ¥58,000 lowest ask (any condition) on the same day.
Sealed M6 boxes themselves carried lowest asks of ¥10,400 (shrink-wrapped) and ¥8,300 (no shrink) on SNKRDUNK as of the same date, for buyers comparing the cost of pulling a copy against buying the single outright.
Where to Buy M6 Storm Emeralda
Both Kecleon prints come out of the same M6 Storm Emeralda booster box. We ship sealed Japanese product out of Tokyo with tracked delivery, and our M6 Storm Emeralda booster box is currently listed at ¥11,040 (~$71.69). The damaged-box variant of the same booster box is also currently listed at ¥10,810 (~$70.19).
For the singles themselves, including either Kecleon print, sourcing requests go through Commande rapide. If you’d rather browse other Japanese boxes first, our sealed Japanese Pokémon booster box collection covers the wider current lineup, and the M6 card list hub page has the complete 113-card checklist if you’re trying to identify exactly what you pulled.
Foire aux questions
What is Kecleon AR 088/076 from Storm Emeralda?
It’s the Art Rare printing of Kecleon in M6 Storm Emeralda — 90 HP, Colorless type, one attack (Colourful Whip), illustrated by Tomokazu Komiya. The card text is identical to the common 057/076 printing from the same set; only the art, number and rarity differ.
How many Kecleon cards are in M6 Storm Emeralda?
Two: the common at 057/076 and the Art Rare at 088/076. Both share the same HP, attack and Pokédex entry.
Where does Kecleon AR sit in M6’s Art Rare run?
088/076 is the last card in M6’s 12-card AR block, which runs from 077 to 088 in the set’s numbering.
Is Kecleon rare or valuable?
As of September 15, 2026, Kecleon AR’s lowest SNKRDUNK ask (any condition) was ¥1,000 with 99+ active listings.
Will Kecleon get an Illustration Rare in the English Delta Reign set?
Not confirmed. Official reveal coverage of Delta Reign lists 14 Illustration Rares and 6 Special Illustration Rares but does not name Kecleon among them, and no confirmed Delta Reign list naming a Kecleon Illustration Rare was found as of September 15, 2026.
Where can I buy Kecleon cards from Storm Emeralda?
Both prints come out of sealed M6 Storm Emeralda booster boxes. Singles requests for either Kecleon card go through Quick Order.
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