A TAG TEAM GX card almost never gets a second print run within the same generation — but Marshadow & Machamp-GX did, with the Tag All Stars RR reprint sitting alongside the original Double Blaze release.
This guide covers the Japanese Marshadow & Machamp-GX (マーシャドー︎カイリキーGX) as it appears in the High Class Pack “Tag All Stars” (SM12a), card number 067/173, RR rarity. We’ll walk through where this print sits in the card’s five-print history, what its GX attacks actually do, what RR rarity means here, and what a PSA10 copy of this exact print is worth.
We grade and ship Japanese Pokemon singles out of Tokyo, and the pricing below reflects our own current listing for this card — not a third-party marketplace estimate.
Marshadow & Machamp-GX 067/173 RR is a reprint, not this card’s debut — it first appeared in Japan’s Double Blaze (SM8) as 042/095. This Tag All Stars (SM12a) print released in Japan on October 4, 2019. A PSA10 graded copy of 067/173 is currently listed at ¥10,299 (~$65) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and every rarity variant of this card shares identical HP and attack text.
Yen figures in this guide are converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026).
What Is Marshadow & Machamp-GX?
Marshadow & Machamp-GX (マーシャドー︎カイリキーGX) is a TAG TEAM GX card pairing the Mythical Pokemon Marshadow with Machamp. Like all Tag Team GX cards, it is printed as a Basic Pokemon despite combining two named Pokemon on one card.
Card stats: HP 270, Fighting type, Weakness Psychic ×2, Retreat cost 3 Colorless. Fighting-type Tag Team GX cards from this era typically carried high HP totals to survive Psychic and Fairy-type attackers, and 270 HP put this card near the top of the format.
This exact print — 067/173, RR — comes from the Japanese High Class Pack “Tag All Stars” (SM12a), released in Japan on October 4, 2019. The set runs 226 cards in its standard numbering, with a master set (including parallels and energy cards) of 369.
The Five Prints: From Double Blaze to Tag All Stars
The Tag All Stars 067/173 print is not this card’s first appearance — it’s a later reprint. Marshadow & Machamp-GX debuted in Japan’s Double Blaze (SM8) as card 042/095, illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita. The same Double Blaze release also carried three higher-rarity versions of the identical card: a Full Art (100/095, illustrated by 5ban Graphics), a Special Full Art (101/095, illustrated by You Iribi), and a Rainbow Rare (110/095, also by 5ban Graphics).
Tag All Stars (SM12a) reprinted the regular version as 067/173, RR — a straight reprint of the Double Blaze artwork and text, not a new illustration or a debut. In the English-language market, the card first appeared in Unbroken Bonds as 82/214, with the Full Art, Special Full Art, and Rainbow Rare versions carried at 198/214, 199/214, and 221/214 respectively.
All five prints — the Double Blaze regular, Full Art, Special Full Art, and Rainbow Rare, plus the Tag All Stars RR reprint — carry identical HP and attack text. Only the border, art treatment, and set context change between them. For a broader look at the family, see our Marshadow cards guide and Machamp cards guide.
Revenge, Hundred-Blows Impact, and Acme of Heroism-GX
Every print of Marshadow & Machamp-GX — regular, Full Art, Special Full Art, Rainbow Rare, and the Tag All Stars RR — carries the same three attacks:
| Attack | Effect |
|---|---|
| Revenge | 30+ damage, with a bonus-damage condition |
| Hundred-Blows Impact | 160 damage |
| Acme of Heroism-GX | 200 damage plus a protective effect (GX attack, once per game) |
Acme of Heroism-GX is the card’s one-per-game GX attack, hitting for 200 damage on top of a protective effect for the user. Because GX attack text is fixed at the card-design level, none of this changes across the five prints — a Tag All Stars RR copy plays identically to a Double Blaze Rainbow Rare copy.
For how this card stacks up against other Tag Team GX cards from the same generation, see our best Tag Team GX cards guide.
What RR Rarity Means in Tag All Stars
RR is a rarity tier defined by the set itself, not a claim about how often the card turns up in a pack. Tag All Stars (SM12a) is a Japanese High Class Pack built around exactly this kind of card — TAG TEAM GX reprints and originals collected into one release, with a standard set size of 226 cards and 369 across the full master set including parallels and energy cards.
Because 067/173 is a reprint rather than a new illustration, it sits at a more accessible rarity slot than the Double Blaze Full Art, Special Full Art, or Rainbow Rare versions of the same card — while carrying the exact same in-game text. That combination, an identical card at a wider-release rarity, is part of why this specific print is a common entry point for collectors building a Marshadow & Machamp-GX set.
See our Japanese High Class Packs guide for how Tag All Stars compares to other JP-exclusive releases.
PSA10 067/173: Grading and Current Value
We currently list a PSA10-graded Marshadow & Machamp-GX (SM12a 067/173, RR) at ¥10,299 (~$65) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). That’s our own listing, sourced and shipped from Tokyo — not a third-party marketplace estimate.
Because RR is a set-defined tier rather than a scarcity signal, we don’t cite pull-rate figures for this print. What does affect the grading outcome is the standard TAG TEAM GX card format: a large horizontal card face with two Pokemon illustrated together, which shows edge and corner wear differently from a single-Pokemon card of the same era. A PSA10 label confirms centering, surface, corners, and edges have all been assessed independently.
If you’re comparing this card against other sub-¥30,000 PSA10 Japanese cards, our best PSA10 cards under ¥30,000 guide covers the range this card sits in.
Where to Buy Marshadow & Machamp-GX
We ship graded and raw Japanese Pokemon cards worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. If you’re after this exact print, our current PSA10 listing is the direct route:
Looking for other Japanese promo and PSA10 singles from this era? Our PSA10 Japanese promo cards guide covers more options. You can view this PSA10 listing directly (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), or use our Quick Order page to build a mixed order across singles and sealed product.
Domande frequenti
Is Marshadow & Machamp-GX 067/173 the card’s first release?
No. It’s a reprint. The card debuted in Japan’s Double Blaze (SM8) as 042/095; Tag All Stars (SM12a) 067/173 is a later regular reprint of that same artwork and text.
What does RR rarity mean for this card?
RR is a set-defined rarity tier within Tag All Stars (SM12a), not a claim about pull odds. It marks this specific reprint slot, distinct from the Double Blaze Full Art, Special Full Art, and Rainbow Rare versions of the same card.
Do the Full Art and Special Full Art versions have different attacks or HP?
No. GX attack text and HP are identical across every rarity variant of a Tag Team GX card — 270 HP and the same three attacks appear on the regular print, Full Art, Special Full Art, Rainbow Rare, and the Tag All Stars reprint. Only the illustration and border change.
What is Marshadow & Machamp-GX’s English-language equivalent?
The English debut was Unbroken Bonds 82/214, with the Full Art, Special Full Art, and Rainbow Rare versions carried at 198/214, 199/214, and 221/214.
How much does a PSA10 067/173 cost?
We currently list a PSA10-graded copy of Marshadow & Machamp-GX (SM12a 067/173, RR) at ¥10,299 (about $65 at ¥159/USD).
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