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Starmie V 083/067 CSR Card Guide: The S9a Battle Region Japanese Print

Starmie V 083/067 CSR Card Guide: The S9a Battle Region Japanese Print

Starmie V has three different Japanese prints inside a single set, and the rarity codes on the corner — DR, SR, CSR — are the only thing telling them apart at a glance.

The chase print is 083/067, a CSR (Character Super Rare) from S9a Battle Region, the Japan-only set released in 2022 whose Starmie V prints correspond to English cards in Astral Radiance. It shares a rarity tier — CSR — with cards from several other Sword & Shield–era Japanese sets, which is exactly why it sometimes gets mixed up with cards from a completely different set. This guide identifies the print, lays out all three Japanese Starmie V rarities side by side, and explains where it sits among Japan’s CSR-tier chase cards.

Key Takeaways

Starmie V 083/067 (mise à jour : épuisé — demande de réassort via Quick Order) CSR is from S9a Battle Region (93 cards, released 25 February 2022) — not S8b VMAX Climax — and corresponds to Astral Radiance’s Trainer Gallery card TG13 in English. Our own PSA 10 listing is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests for this print go through Commande rapide. If you’re collecting Japanese CSR-tier cards while you wait, PSA10 Enamorus V 088/071 CSR is currently listed at ¥13,199 (~$83), or browse the full PSA10 collection.

190 HP
Water Type

CSR
Rarity (083/067)

93
Cards in S9a

Feb 2022
Japan Release

Prices are converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026).

The Card: Starmie V 083/067 CSR

Starmie V 083/067 CSR, S9a Battle Region
Starmie V 083/067, CSR (Character Super Rare) — S9a Battle Region

Starmie V (スターミーV) 083/067 is a Water-type card with 190 HP, illustrated by Akira Komayama. The card number — 083 against a set total of 067 — is the tell: any number that runs past the set’s base count marks a secret or chase-rarity slot added on top of the regular print run, and CSR is the rarity assigned to that slot in S9a Battle Region.

Its direct English-language equivalent is Astral Radiance #TG13, a Trainer Gallery secret print sharing the same illustrator, Akira Komayama. Astral Radiance also carries two other Starmie V prints under the same base card — a regular version at #30 and a full art version at #166 — which correspond to this card’s two lower-rarity Japanese siblings, covered next. English print sets don’t use the CSR rarity label — CSR is a Japanese-only tier name — covered in more depth in the Japanese vs English print section below.

This is a different card from anything in S8b VMAX Climax, a separate 184-card set with its own CSR cast (Umbreon VMAX CSR among them — see our S8b VMAX Climax pull rates and best cards guide). The two sets share a rarity name, not a card list, so double-check the set code before assuming a CSR Starmie V belongs to VMAX Climax.

The Set: S9a Battle Region

Battle Region (JP: バトルリージョン, set code S9a) released in Japan on 25 February 2022, part of the Sword & Shield era. It carries 93 cards total and has no single dedicated English-language edition of its own; its cards are localised into other English sets instead.

For Starmie V specifically, all three Japanese prints correspond to cards in one English set — Astral Radiance — each landing at a different card number, as covered next.

Japanese vs English Print

S9a Battle Region has no direct English-language edition of its own, but all three Japanese Starmie V prints correspond to cards inside Astral Radiance: #30 (regular), #166 (full art), and #TG13 (Trainer Gallery). The 083/067 CSR’s direct English equivalent is Astral Radiance TG13, the Trainer Gallery secret print — both share the same illustrator, Akira Komayama.

None of the three English prints carry a CSR rarity label. CSR (Character Super Rare) is a Japanese-only rarity name — English print sets use their own rarity system (regular, full art, Trainer Gallery secret) rather than adopting the Japanese CSR label — but that’s a difference in rarity naming, not an absence of an English print. TG13 is the same artwork as the Japanese CSR, issued under English rarity conventions instead.

For a wider look at how Japan’s rarity tiers compare and where they sit relative to English equivalents, see our Japanese Pokémon card rarity guide for graded buyers.

Where CSR Sits Among Japanese Chase Rarities

Within S9a Battle Region itself, the three Starmie V prints line up in a clear rarity order: DR → SR → CSR, with CSR occupying the highest slot in this particular run — reflected in its card number (083) sitting furthest past the set’s base count (067).

Umbreon VMAX CSR 245/184, VMAX Climax
Umbreon VMAX CSR, 245/184 — VMAX Climax (S8b), a CSR-tier print from a different set and era

CSR isn’t unique to Battle Region — it’s a rarity tier that recurs across several Sword & Shield–era Japanese sets, each with its own CSR cast. S8b VMAX Climax (184 cards) has Umbreon VMAX CSR, and S10a Dark Phantasma has Enamorus V 088/071 CSR, pictured below. These are separate cards from separate sets that happen to share a rarity label with Starmie V — not sibling prints of it.

Enamorus V 088/071 CSR, S10a Dark Phantasma
Enamorus V 088/071, CSR — S10a Dark Phantasma, currently listed at ¥13,199 (~$83)

Read the full Enamorus V CSR card guide for the print details on that set’s chase card.

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Where to Buy Starmie V from Tokyo

We ship Japanese singles and sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Starmie V 083/067 CSR itself is not listed on our site at the moment — if you’re specifically after this print, submit a sourcing request through Commande rapide and we’ll work it into a build.

While you wait, PSA10 Enamorus V 088/071 CSR covers the same CSR rarity tier and is currently listed at ¥13,199 (~$83). For the wider Japanese PSA 10 catalogue, browse our PSA10 collection, or use Commande rapide to build a mixed order across sets.

Foire aux questions

What set is Starmie V 083/067 CSR from?

S9a Battle Region, a 93-card Japanese set released 25 February 2022 — not S8b VMAX Climax, which is a separate 184-card set with its own CSR cards, including Umbreon VMAX CSR.

What does CSR mean on a Japanese Pokemon card?

CSR stands for Character Super Rare, a Japanese-exclusive rarity tier used across several Sword & Shield–era sets. It has no direct equivalent rarity in English-language card sets.

How many Japanese Starmie V prints exist?

Three, all from S9a Battle Region: 017/067 DR, 075/067 SR, and 083/067 CSR. All three share the same 25 February 2022 release date.

Is there an English version of Starmie V 083/067 CSR?

Yes. Its direct English equivalent is Astral Radiance’s Trainer Gallery card #TG13, illustrated by the same artist, Akira Komayama. English print sets don’t use the CSR rarity name — that’s Japan-only terminology — but the artwork itself does have an English release.

How many cards are in S9a Battle Region?

93 cards. It’s a Japan-only set with no single dedicated English edition of its own; its Starmie V prints correspond to cards in the English Astral Radiance set instead.

Where can I buy a Starmie V CSR or similar Japanese CSR card from Tokyo?

Our own Starmie V 083/067 CSR listing is not listed on our site at the moment; sourcing requests go through Quick Order. PSA10 Enamorus V 088/071 CSR is currently listed and covers the same rarity tier, and our full PSA10 collection has other Japanese graded cards.

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