Roller Skater is a Pokemon Supporter Trainer card with at least two confirmed Japanese printings from the same set — a full-art Secret Rare and a plain Common — drawn by two different illustrators. If you’re trying to work out which copy you’re holding, or which one you actually want, the card number in the corner tells you everything.
This guide covers the verified Japanese printings of Roller Skater from Remix Bout (SM11a), explains its discard-and-draw effect, and points to a graded PSA10 copy of the Secret Rare currently listed.
The Roller Skater Secret Rare (#073/064) from Remix Bout (SM11a) is a full-art Supporter card illustrated by nagimiso. The Common print (#058/064) from the same set is illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura — a different artist entirely. A PSA 10 graded copy of the Secret Rare is currently listed at ¥11,145 (~$70).
JPY figures in this guide are converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026).
Identifying the Roller Skater Secret Rare (073/064)
Both Japanese prints share the same card name and the same Trainer status, but they’re easy to tell apart once you know the card number.
The 073/064 print sits outside the set’s regular numbering on a 64-card base checklist and carries the full-art Secret Rare treatment. It’s illustrated by nagimiso. The 058/064 print is the standard Common version of the same card, illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura — a completely different artist working on the same character.
Look at the card number printed on the bottom edge. 073/064 is the Secret Rare full art; 058/064 is the Common. The two are also illustrated by different artists, so the artwork style differs as well as the card frame.
| Card # | Rarity | Illustrator | Image verified | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secret Rare (Full Art) | 073/064 | Secret Rare | nagimiso | Yes |
| Base print | 058/064 | Common | Yusuke Ohmura | Yes |
| Metal Duraludon V Deck reprint | 124/127 | Reprint | Yusuke Ohmura | No — text-only source |
The Set: Remix Bout (SM11a) and Its English Counterpart
Remix Bout (SM11a) is a 73-card Japanese set that released on 5 July 2019. Its English equivalent is Cosmic Eclipse. Knowing this pairing matters if you’re searching listings across both languages, since the same card can turn up under either set name depending on where it’s being sold.
Roller Skater made it into Cosmic Eclipse as well, in two forms: #203/236, an Uncommon printed with the same Yusuke Ohmura artwork as the Japanese Common, and #235/236, a Full Art Rare Ultra using the same nagimiso artwork as the Japanese Secret Rare. Those two English numbers are useful context for cross-referencing artwork — the illustrator pairing carries over between languages even though the card numbers and set names don’t — though this guide’s pricing and images stay on the Japanese side, where we source stock directly.
For the complete Remix Bout checklist, see our Remix Bout (SM11a) card list. For how this set fits alongside its neighbouring Japanese releases, see the Japanese sets behind Cosmic Eclipse (SM11a, SM11b, SM12).
What Roller Skater’s Discard-and-Draw Effect Does
Roller Skater is a standard Supporter card — it does not carry the ACE SPEC designation. The card’s effect: discard a card from your hand, then draw 2 cards. If the card you discarded was an Energy card, draw 2 additional cards instead. That makes it a card-advantage engine that rewards discarding Energy specifically — a detail worth knowing before you build around it.
Because it’s a regular Supporter rather than an ACE SPEC card, Roller Skater follows the standard one-Supporter-per-turn rule rather than competing against other cards for a single deck-wide slot.
For pull rates and box-value context on Remix Bout more broadly, our Remix Bout pull rates and best cards guide covers that side of the set in more detail.
Other Known Printings: the Common, and What We Can’t Verify
The 058/064 Common is the standard base-set print of Roller Skater — the version you’d expect to open from a booster pack rather than pull as a rare hit. It shares the card’s name and discard-and-draw effect with the Secret Rare but carries none of the full-art treatment, and it’s illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura rather than nagimiso.
A further Japanese reprint is referenced in the “Metal Duraludon V Deck” product at #124/127, also credited to Yusuke Ohmura. We can confirm this reprint exists as a documented fact, but we have not been able to verify a working image for it or confirm its set code against our usual card-database source, so we’re flagging it here as unverified/community-reported rather than showing an image or pricing it.
For more on grading and identifying Japanese Trainer cards generally, see our PSA10 Japanese Trainer cards overview. If you’re comparing Roller Skater to other single-character Supporter cards, our guides to N and Green follow the same identification approach.
Our PSA10 Roller Skater SR Listing
A PSA 10 graded copy of the Roller Skater Secret Rare (073/064) from Remix Bout is currently listed at ¥11,145 (~$70). This is a graded slab, not a raw card, and it’s the only market price we’re citing in this guide — we don’t have verified external comps for either printing beyond our own listing.
Where to Buy This Card
Our graded copy of the Roller Skater Secret Rare (073/064) PSA 10 is the direct route to this exact card. Restock requests for other Remix Bout singles or sealed product go through our Quick Order page, which is also the fastest way to build a mixed order alongside other Japanese sets.
Domande frequenti
What is the card number of the Roller Skater Secret Rare?
073/064, from Remix Bout (SM11a). It’s a full-art Secret Rare illustrated by nagimiso, distinct from the set’s regular 64-card checklist.
What’s the difference between the Roller Skater Secret Rare and the Common print?
The Secret Rare (073/064) is a full-art print illustrated by nagimiso. The Common (058/064) is the standard base print of the same card, illustrated by Yusuke Ohmura — a different artist.
What does Roller Skater’s effect do?
Discard a card from your hand, then draw 2 cards. If the discarded card was an Energy card, draw 2 additional cards instead. Roller Skater is a standard Supporter card, not an ACE SPEC card.
What is the English equivalent of Remix Bout (SM11a)?
Cosmic Eclipse. Roller Skater appears there as #203/236 Uncommon (Yusuke Ohmura artwork) and #235/236 Full Art Rare Ultra (nagimiso artwork).
Is there another Japanese reprint of Roller Skater?
A reprint is referenced in the “Metal Duraludon V Deck” product at #124/127, illustrator Yusuke Ohmura, per Bulbapedia. We have not been able to verify a working image or set code for it, so we treat it as unverified/community-reported rather than pricing or picturing it.
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