Lycanroc is a Rock-type Pokemon that debuted alongside the Alola region in the Sun & Moon era, evolving from Rockruff. Lycanroc full art cards include the Lycanroc V SR from S7D, the Lycanroc ex SR from SV1a and the AR from SV9. In the Japanese TCG, it has moved through nine years of print eras — from an early SM promo card through two 2017 GX prints and on into the current Scarlet & Violet lineup — giving collectors eight confirmed printings to track.
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Unlike headline chase cards that get one iconic printing and a decade of speculation, Lycanroc’s card history is a steady drip — one or two appearances per era, spread across promos, GX cards, a V card, and now an ex card. That makes it a good line to collect by era rather than by single card: if your goal is a complete run through Sun & Moon, Sword & Shield, and Scarlet & Violet, Lycanroc gives you a representative from each without requiring a five-figure chase card.
Eight Lycanroc printings are confirmed across Japanese sets from SM-P (circa 2016–2017) through SV9 Battle Partners (2025). Two are GX cards — a Midday-form RR from SM2p and a Midnight-form RR from SM2L — and both are the only prints where the form is explicitly confirmed by the card itself.
- A full art section with the Lycanroc V SR, the Lycanroc ex SR and the SV9 AR, with set marks, numbers and how we list each set’s booster box.
- The booster box listings reflect the store as of October 22, 2026.
- Browse Japanese set lists on our Japanese Pokemon card list.
Card facts verified against Limitless TCG individual card pages as of August 2026.
Lycanroc Full Art Cards: Japanese SR and AR Prints
Collectors use “full art” for prints whose artwork fills the whole card face. Japanese sets do not print those words: the official card database prints only a rarity code, and the full-art treatments are the SR (full-art ex and Supporter cards), SAR (Special Art Rare), AR (Art Rare), CHR / CSR (Character Rare) and the gold UR and rainbow HR printings.
| Carta | Set mark · number | Rarity | Our listing |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lycanroc V (Skyscraping Perfection) | S7D · 071/067 | SR | S7D booster box currently listed at ¥17,982 (~$117) |
| Lycanroc ex (Triplet Beat) | SV1a · 090/073 | SR | SV1A booster box, Sealed option currently listed at ¥19,133 (~$124) |
| Lycanroc (Battle Partners) | SV9 · 107/100 | AR | SV9 booster box, Sealed option currently listed at ¥11,687 (~$76) |
For how the full-art rarities compare across Japanese sets, see our full art Pokemon cards guide.
All 8 Lycanroc Card Printings
Eight Japanese Lycanroc printings, in release order:
| # | Carta | Set | Year | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lycanroc 103/SM-P | SM-P Promo | ~2016–2017 | Rockruff Full Power Deck-era promo |
| 2 | Lycanroc GX (Midnight) 027/050 RR | Alolan Moonlight (SM2L) | 2017 | Confirmed Midnight form |
| 3 | Lycanroc GX (Midday) 034/049 RR | Let’s Face New Trials (SM2p) | 2017 | Confirmed Midday form |
| 4 | Lycanroc 041/076 U | Legendary Heartbeat (S3a) | 2020 | Standard uncommon print |
| 5 | Lycanroc 042/070 R | Silvery Lance (S6H) | 2021 | High-class pack print |
| 6 | Lycanroc V 071/067 SR | Skyscraping Perfection (S7D) | 2021 | V-card, 200-damage attack |
| 7 | Lycanroc ex 090/073 SR | Triplet Beat (SV1a) | 2023 | Current ex-era print |
| 8 | Lycanroc 107/100 AR | Battle Partners (SV9) | 2025 | Illustrated by GIDORA |
Two things stand out across the list. First, Lycanroc hasn’t had a long gap between reprints — something from the line has appeared in a Japanese set roughly every two to three years since 2017. Second, only two of the eight cards explicitly confirm which of Lycanroc’s game forms they depict, and both are the 2017 GX pair.
The Early Years: SM-P Promo and the 2017 GX Pair
Lycanroc’s earliest confirmed Japanese TCG appearance is the SM-P promo, card 103, tied to the Rockruff Full Power Deck period of the early Sun & Moon promo run.
The SM-P promo sits right at the start of the Sun & Moon promo run, in the same numbering block that carried early Rockruff-and-Lycanroc tie-in cards to Japanese players and store events. Promo-only cards from this window were not part of retail booster packs, so they circulate through secondary trades rather than fresh boxes — it isn’t one you’ll pull from a sealed booster box.
Two Lycanroc GX cards followed within a month of each other in early 2017, and they’re the only two printings in this list where the form is stated on the card itself:
The Midnight form GX, from Alolan Moonlight (SM2L, released March 17, 2017), carries an ability whose Japanese name translates to “Bloody Eye” and a GX attack translating to “Death Rogue GX.” The set itself is themed around Lycanroc’s darker, nocturnal form, and this card is the version most associated with that half of the set’s identity. The Midday form GX followed a month later in Let’s Face New Trials (SM2p, released April 21, 2017) — a set built around the opposite, daylight side of the same evolutionary line.
Both are RR-rarity cards from the same short window in Lycanroc’s card history, and together they’re the clearest reference point for identifying which form a given Lycanroc card depicts — every other printing on this list doesn’t specify. If you’re trying to build a “both forms” pair for a display, these two GX cards are the only ones in the entire eight-card run where you can say with certainty which form you’re holding.
Outside of the SM2L and SM2p GX pair, the card text does not state which game form a Lycanroc print depicts. If you’re trying to match a specific form, these two GX cards are the reliable reference point.
The Sword & Shield Era: 2020–2021 Prints
After a gap of a few years, Lycanroc returned across three Sword & Shield-era Japanese sets in quick succession:
Legendary Heartbeat (S3a, released July 10, 2020) gave Lycanroc a standard uncommon print at 041/076 — a straightforward reprint of the base-stage line with no special mechanics attached, the kind of card that shows up as a playable rather than a display piece. Silvery Lance (S6H, 2021) followed as a high-class pack print at 042/070 R, carrying an attack whose Japanese name translates to “Rogue Fang.”
The standout of the three is Skyscraping Perfection (S7D, 2021), which upgraded Lycanroc to a full V card at 071/067 SR, with an attack translating to “Crash Fang” dealing 200 damage. Moving from a basic-stage card to a V card is a meaningful step up in card frame and finish, and it’s the point in Lycanroc’s print history where the line first got the oversized-artwork V treatment rather than the more compact GX layout used in 2017.
Across these three sets, the pattern is a gradual escalation: uncommon, to regular rare, to SR-rarity V card, all inside about a year of Japanese releases.
For Silvery Lance, the set’s sealed option is the S6H Silvery Lance Booster Box.
The Modern Era: Scarlet & Violet Prints
Lycanroc’s Triplet Beat and Battle Partners printings sit in the Scarlet & Violet card pool.
Triplet Beat (SV1a, released March 10, 2023) brought Lycanroc into the ex era at 090/073 SR. Moving a Pokemon into the ex mechanic is generally a sign it’s being positioned as a more relevant card within the set’s design, and the SR-rarity slot puts it above the base rarity floor without pushing it into the same territory as the set’s headline secret rares. The set’s sealed box is the SV1A Triplet Beat Booster Box; browse the full set on our Triplet Beat (SV1a) complete card list and the SV1a set hub.
The SV9 print is Battle Partners (SV9, released January 24, 2025), an AR-rarity card at 107/100 illustrated by GIDORA. AR (Art Rare) is a full-art illustration tier used in current-era Japanese sets. The set’s sealed box is the SV9 Battle Partners Booster Box. For the 30th Celebration print, see our Lycanroc AR 30th Celebration card guide.
How to Collect Lycanroc Cards
Sealed booster boxes for five of the Lycanroc sets, plus one companion box:
| Set | Contains | Booster box |
|---|---|---|
| Legendary Heartbeat (S3a) | Lycanroc 041/076 U | currently listed at ¥34,856 (~$226) |
| Silvery Lance (S6H) | Lycanroc 042/070 R | currently listed at ¥16,291 (~$106) |
| Skyscraping Perfection (S7D) | Lycanroc V 071/067 SR | currently listed at ¥17,982 (~$117) |
| Triplet Beat (SV1a) | Lycanroc ex 090/073 SR | Sealed option currently listed at ¥19,133 (~$124) |
| Ruler of the Black Flame (SV3) | Companion box, no Lycanroc print in this lineup | Sealed option currently listed at ¥19,671 (~$128) |
| Battle Partners (SV9) | Lycanroc 107/100 AR | Sealed option currently listed at ¥11,687 (~$76) |
The Ruler of the Black Flame (SV3) booster box is the same Scarlet & Violet-line era as Triplet Beat and a natural companion if you’re building out an SV1a–SV3 run — check our Ruler of the Black Flame complete card list before adding it to an order, since it isn’t a confirmed Lycanroc-print set on its own.
For graded singles, our PSA 10 card list hub tracks graded cards across sets in our catalog, including Scarlet & Violet-era prints.
Where to Buy Lycanroc Booster Boxes
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles from Tokyo. If you’re specifically after the current-era Lycanroc ex print, the SV1A Triplet Beat Booster Box is the box to start with.
Sourcing requests for the SM-P promo, the 2017 GX pair or singles from any of these sets go through Ordine rapido. For the broader graded market, see our PSA 10 card list, and for other Pokemon lines with a similar spread-across-eras print history, our Kingdra cards guide and Goodra cards guide cover comparable multi-era printing runs.
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How many Lycanroc GX cards are there?
Two confirmed GX cards: the Midnight-form RR from Alolan Moonlight (SM2L 027/050), released March 17, 2017, and the Midday-form RR from Let’s Face New Trials (SM2p 034/049), released April 21, 2017.
Which Lycanroc cards are full art?
Lycanroc full art cards include the Lycanroc V SR (S7D 071/067), the Lycanroc ex SR (SV1a 090/073) and the Lycanroc AR (SV9 107/100). Collectors use “full art” for prints whose artwork fills the whole card face; Japanese sets print only the rarity code.
What’s the difference between the Midday and Midnight Lycanroc GX cards?
They’re from different sets released about a month apart in 2017. The Midnight-form card (SM2L) carries an ability whose Japanese name translates to “Bloody Eye” and a GX attack translating to “Death Rogue GX.” The Midday-form card (SM2p) is the companion RR from the same era. These two are the only Lycanroc prints confirmed as depicting a specific form.
Is there a Dusk-form Lycanroc card?
The two forms confirmed by a Lycanroc card are Midday (SM2p) and Midnight (SM2L), both GX cards. The other six prints do not state a form.
Which Lycanroc card is from Battle Partners (SV9)?
Lycanroc 107/100 AR from Battle Partners (SV9), released January 24, 2025, illustrated by GIDORA.
Where can I buy Lycanroc booster boxes?
Sealed boxes for Legendary Heartbeat (S3a), Silvery Lance (S6H), Skyscraping Perfection (S7D), Triplet Beat (SV1a), and Battle Partners (SV9) are currently listed, all shipping from Tokyo. Sourcing requests for singles or other sets go through Ordine rapido.
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