Nobody named “Sightseer” appears anywhere in the Pokemon games. It’s not a character — it’s a Trainer class, the same category of NPC label as “Lady” or “Rich Boy,” and yet the Tag All Stars full art built around it is one of the more eye-catching Secret Rare Supporters from the Sun & Moon era.
This guide covers the Sightseer Supporter card printed as 192/173 (업데이트: 현재 품절 — Quick Order로 재입고 요청) in Japan’s Tag All Stars (SM12a) set: what the class actually is, what the card does, where else it’s been printed, and what a PSA 10 copy of this specific print is worth. A graded copy is listed from Tokyo (업데이트: 현재 품절 — Quick Order로 재입고 요청), so the pricing below reflects our own listing rather than a broader market average.
Sightseer SR (192/173) is a Full Art Secret Rare from Tag All Stars (SM12a, 2019), illustrated by Naoki Saito. “Sightseer” is a Trainer class — a generic Alola-region tourist archetype, not a named individual. We currently list a PSA 10 copy of this exact print at ¥341,660 (~$2,149) (업데이트: 현재 품절 — Quick Order로 재입고 요청), our only unit.
Prices are current listings as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD.
What Is Sightseer? A Trainer Class, Not a Character
“Sightseer” is a Trainer class in the Pokemon games — a category of NPC, not one specific person. The visual archetype is a tourist in the Alola region: light summer wear, a hat, sunglasses, and a smartphone. It’s the same design logic as classes like “Lady” or “Rich Boy” — many different in-game trainers can carry the Sightseer label, each with their own team.
The class first appeared as a concept in Generation IV’s Pokemon Battle Revolution, then became a proper core-series Trainer class starting in Generation VII — Pokemon Sun and Moon, Ultra Sun and Ultra Moon, and it has carried through to Legends: Z-A and Pokemon Masters EX. In the Battle Royal Dome specifically, Sightseer trainers specialise in Electric, Ghost, and Steel-type Pokemon, and commonly run Kantonian regional forms rather than their Alolan variants.
None of that biography belongs to a single character — it’s the shared identity of an entire class of NPCs, which is worth keeping in mind before assuming the Supporter card depicts someone with a name and a backstory. It doesn’t.
The Card: Tag All Stars 192/173 Secret Rare
The card this guide is built around is the Full Art Secret Rare from Tag All Stars (SM12a), a 226-card Japanese set released on 4 October 2019. It’s numbered 192/173 and illustrated by Naoki Saito.
As a Supporter, its effect is straightforward: discard cards from your hand, then draw until you have 5 cards in hand. It’s a hand-refresh effect rather than anything flashy — the card’s appeal is almost entirely about the Full Art treatment and its Secret Rare slot, not the text box.
If you’re trying to identify a copy, confirm both the “192/173” number and the Full Art treatment. Tag All Stars also printed a non-Secret-Rare version of the same Supporter at 149/173 — see the print list below.
Every Other Print of This Supporter
The Sightseer Supporter card — discard your hand, draw to 5 — has appeared across five Japanese prints and one English print. Public JP card databases don’t uniformly index every one of these, so the details below are compiled primarily from Bulbapedia’s Trainer class and card pages.
| Set | Number | Rarity | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sightseer SR (this guide) | Tag All Stars (SM12a, JPN) | 192/173 | Secret Rare, Full Art |
| Sightseer | Tag All Stars (SM12a, JPN) | 149/173 | Non-Secret-Rare |
| Sightseer | Thunderclap Spark (SM7a, JPN) | 056/060 | Common |
| Sightseer | TAG TEAM GX Deck Build Box (JPN) | 021/029 | — |
| Sightseer | Miracle Twin (JPN) | 094/094 | Trainer Rare (TR) |
| Sightseer | Lost Thunder (LOT, ENG) | 189/214 | Uncommon |
Every print carries the same effect text. The English release, Lost Thunder #189/214, is the same Naoki Saito artwork in an Uncommon slot rather than a Secret Rare — useful context if you’ve seen the card before but only in English. The listing on our site is for the Japanese Tag All Stars 192/173 Full Art only; the other prints above are listed here for identification, not as items we carry.
For the wider landscape of Trainer Supporters we stock in PSA 10, see our PSA 10 Trainer cards guide.
What a PSA 10 Copy Is Worth
A PSA 10 copy of the Tag All Stars 192/173 Sightseer SR is currently listed at ¥341,660 (~$2,149) (업데이트: 현재 품절 — Quick Order로 재입고 요청). That’s the only price we can confirm — we haven’t verified any competitor or completed-auction pricing for this print, so treat this figure as our own listing rather than a market average.
It’s a single-listing print, so it’s currently listed rather than something we can promise will restock. For background on how PSA grading affects pricing on Japanese Secret Rares generally, see our Japanese Pokemon card grading guide.
How It Compares to Other Secret Rare Supporters
Sightseer isn’t the only Sun & Moon-era Full Art or Special Art Supporter built around a Trainer class or Gym Leader rather than a mainline protagonist. Here’s how it sits alongside a few others from the same design lineage:
Like Sightseer, Lady is a Trainer class rather than a named individual, while Copycat, Kahili, and the Giovanni print of Boss’s Orders depict specific in-game characters. All five share the same Secret Rare, Full-Art-or-Special-Art-Rare design tier from the Sun & Moon and Sword & Shield eras. For the broader rarity landscape these sit in, see our guides to Japanese alt-art SAR cards, HR Rainbow Rares, and CHR Character Rares. If you’re specifically after the named female Trainer classes in this group, our female Pokemon trainer cards roundup covers Lady and Kahili in more depth.
Where to Buy the Sightseer SR from Japan
We grade, list, and ship Japanese Trainer Supporter cards out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. A PSA 10 copy of Sightseer 192/173 is currently listed on our site — here’s the listing:
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자주 묻는 질문
Is Sightseer a real Pokemon character?
No. Sightseer is a Trainer class — a generic Alola-region tourist archetype used by multiple in-game NPCs, not one named individual. It first appeared as a concept in Pokemon Battle Revolution and became a core-series class starting in Sun and Moon.
What does the Sightseer Supporter card do?
Discard cards from your hand, then draw until you have 5 cards in hand. It’s the same effect across every print of the card.
How many versions of the Sightseer Supporter card exist?
Five Japanese prints — Tag All Stars 192/173 (Secret Rare) and 149/173, Thunderclap Spark 056/060, TAG TEAM GX Deck Build Box 021/029, and Miracle Twin 094/094 — plus one English print in Lost Thunder, #189/214.
Is the Tag All Stars 192/173 print rare?
Yes — it’s the Secret Rare, Full Art version of the card, numbered 192 against the set’s printed checklist of 173 cards, and illustrated by Naoki Saito.
How much is the Tag All Stars Sightseer SR worth?
We currently list a PSA 10 copy of the 192/173 print at ¥341,660 (about $2,149). This is our own listing price for a graded copy, not a broader market average.
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