Rayquaza GX SR 101/096 (Sky-Splitting Charisma): PSA 10 Pokemon Card

The Set: Sky-Splitting Charisma (SM7)

SM7 is 裂空のカリスマ (Sky-Splitting Charisma), an expansion pack released in Japan on June 1, 2018, with 96 cards in the main numbering. Bulbapedia’s list of Japanese expansions (as of September 15, 2026) pairs it with the English set Celestial Storm. The number 101 is above the 96-card main count.

On the English side, the official pokemon.com page gives Celestial Storm a release date of August 3, 2018 and “over 160 cards”, and its overview names Rayquaza-GX among the lineup. Our set-level articles are the Sky-Splitting Charisma (SM7) card list and the Celestial Storm card list covering the Japanese sets behind it. The English-set pairing is covered in the Japanese Pokemon card sets in order.

Bulbapedia’s Print Table for Rayquaza-GX

Bulbapedia’s card page for Rayquaza-GX (Celestial Storm 109), as of September 30, 2026, pairs the Japanese prints with English prints. The SR 101/096 sits in the middle row of the Sky-Splitting Charisma trio.

Bulbapedia’s release note states that the card was included as a regular card, a full-art card and a secret Rainbow Rare in Celestial Storm, first released in the Japanese Sky-Splitting Charisma expansion, each with artwork by 5ban Graphics. It adds that the regular print was reprinted in GX Ultra Shiny and in Tag All Stars, and that the full-art print in GX Ultra Shiny features the shiny version of Rayquaza.

The shiny print was later available outside Japan as a Yellow A Alternate card in the European Hidden Fates Premium Powers Collection from October 18, 2019, and in the international Hidden Fates Ultra-Premium Collection from November 15, 2019, according to the same note. The SR 101/096 is not the shiny print; the shiny artwork belongs to the SM8b SSR 240/150.

Ability, Attack and GX Attack as Printed

The database text for SM7 101/096 gives the card one ability, one attack and one GX attack. It follows the Pokémon-GX rule: when it is knocked out, the opponent takes 2 Prize cards.

The database lists this SR with weakness fairy ×2, no resistance and a retreat cost of 3. Rayquaza cards more broadly, including the modern V-series prints, are covered in the Rayquaza VMAX and modern Rayquaza guide.

What a PSA 10 of This Print Shows

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards; our PSA 10 meaning guide covers the scale. For this print, four checks apply before ordering:

• Number 101/096, not 068/096 or 109/096. The RR and the HR are the other two Sky-Splitting Charisma Rayquaza GX prints, and each is a different product.
• Set code SM7. The Rayquaza GX in SM12a is 100/173, and the SM8b prints are 098/150 and 240/150.
• Rarity code SR. The listing name states SR.
• Grade wording. The listing name begins “PSA10”; other grades are different products.

For the rarity vocabulary, see the Japanese Pokemon card rarities guide. For grading background, see the Japanese Pokemon card grading guide. The illustrator credit ties all six prints to one artist; the 5ban Graphics illustrator guide covers the artist.

Where to Buy Rayquaza GX SR 101/096 from Japan

The card is offered as PSA10 Rayquaza GX SR [SM7 101/096] at ¥66,830 (~$434) as a PSA 10 back order. Other Japanese PSA 10 singles are on the PSA 10 card list and in the PSA 10 collection. Sourcing requests for a specific card go through Ordine rapido. For the general route from an overseas address, see how to buy Japanese Pokemon cards from Japan.

If you want the RR from the same set instead, the SM7 068/096 is offered as a back order at ¥12,036 (~$78). We ship from Tokyo.