SM7B Fairy Rise taux de tirage, Meilleures cartes et guide du coffret (2026)
Released on August 3, 2018, SM7B Fairy Rise (フェアリーライズ) is the fairy and grass-type companion sub-set to SM7A Thunderclap Spark. Featuring Alolan Ninetales GX and Mimikyu GX as its headline cards, Fairy Rise was combined with Thunderclap Spark to form the English Lost Thunder set. Sealed boxes trade at ~¥9,500 ($67) in 2026.
SM7B Fairy Rise: Set Overview
| Set Code | SM7B |
|---|---|
| Japanese Name | フェアリーライズ (Fairy Rise) |
| English Source | Lost Thunder (sm8) — partial |
| Release Date | August 3, 2018 |
| Pack Configuration | 30 packs / box, 5 cards / pack |
| MSRP | ¥4,950 per box |
| Market Price (2026) | ~¥9,500 (~$67) |
| Total Cards | 54+ cards |
Top Cards in SM7B Fairy Rise
Alolan Ninetales GX SA
Alolan Ninetales GX
~¥5,000 (~$35)
Pull rate: ~1/12 boxes (est.)
Alolan Ninetales GX SA features the ice/fairy-type regional variant in an elegant winter illustration. At ¥5,000 ($35), this card is popular among Alolan form collectors and fairy-type enthusiasts. The fairy-type aesthetic of Alolan Ninetales has maintained strong collector demand.
Mimikyu GX Rainbow
Mimikyu GX (Rainbow)
~¥4,000 (~$28)
Pull rate: ~1/12 boxes (est.)
Mimikyu GX Rainbow showcases the disguise Pokemon in rainbow holofoil. At ¥4,000 ($28), Mimikyu’s massive fan following drives consistent demand for this card across all formats.
Sceptile GX SA
Sceptile GX
~¥3,000 (~$21)
Pull rate: ~1/12 boxes (est.)
Sceptile GX SA features the Hoenn grass starter in a forest-themed illustration. At ¥3,000 ($21), it’s an accessible and visually appealing card from the SA pool.
SM7B Pull Rates & Box EV
| Category | Rate/Box | Avg Value | EV |
|---|---|---|---|
| SA / Full Art GX | ~1 | ¥3,000 | ¥3,000 |
| HR (Rainbow) | ~0.5 | ¥3,000 | ¥1,500 |
| SR (Super Rare) | ~1 | ¥800 | ¥800 |
| GX / Holo cards | ~3 | ¥300 | ¥900 |
| Other cards | — | — | ¥500 |
| Total EV | ~¥6,700 | ||
| Market BOX | ~¥9,500 | ||
| EV ratio | ~71% | ||
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FAQ
What is the difference between SM7B Fairy Rise and SM7A Thunderclap Spark?
SM7A Thunderclap Spark and SM7B Fairy Rise were released as companion sub-sets in Japan. SM7A focuses on electric and fighting-type Pokemon (led by Zeraora GX), while SM7B focuses on fairy and grass-type Pokemon (led by Alolan Ninetales GX). Both were combined into the English Lost Thunder set.
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