Zinnia has gotten three separate Supporter cards in the Japanese Pokemon TCG, released across an eight-year span, and each one does something completely different at the table. The first attaches Energy. The second refills your hand. The third repositions your board. Same character, three eras, three jobs.
This guide walks through every Zinnia print worth knowing — the original Dragon Storm release and its Secret Rare, the Blue Sky Stream follow-up card Zinnia’s Resolve, and the 2026 Storm Emeralda return with Zinnia’s Trust, including the unverified Special Art Rare version currently turning up on Japanese resale sites. It also covers what the Dragon Storm SR is actually asking for on our own shelf, and how to tell each pair of regular and full-art prints apart when you’re checking a listing or a binder page. We ship Japanese sealed product and singles out of Tokyo every week, and the pricing here reflects our own current listings.
No documented reprint carries the Dragon Storm or Storm Emeralda artwork forward. The Blue Sky Stream SR is the exception — it turned up again in several later products, which the section below covers.
Zinnia has six prints across three main sets, plus later reprints of the Resolve SR, spanning 2018–2026. Our own PSA 10 Dragon Storm SR (SM6a 059/053) is currently listed at ¥93,936 (~$576) (업데이트: 현재 품절 — Quick Order로 재입고 요청) — one-of-one stock, so when it sells, it’s gone. If you’d rather chase the SR through sealed product, our SM6a Dragon Storm Booster Box is currently listed at ¥102,900 (~$631) (업데이트: 현재 품절 — Quick Order로 재입고 요청).
Prices are our own current stock as of August 2026, converted at ¥163/USD.
Every Zinnia Pokemon Card and What It Does
Six Zinnia prints across three Japanese sets, from the 2018 Dragon Storm original to the 2026 Storm Emeralda return:
| 카드 | Number | Rarity | 세트 | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zinnia | SM6a 049/053 | Supporter | Dragon Storm | 2018 |
| Zinnia | SM6a 059/053 | SR | Dragon Storm | 2018 |
| Zinnia’s Resolve | S7R 065/067 | Supporter | Blue Sky Stream | 2021 |
| Zinnia’s Resolve | S7R 079/067 | SR | Blue Sky Stream | 2021 |
| Zinnia’s Trust | M6 069/076 | Supporter | Storm Emeralda | 2026 |
| Zinnia’s Trust | M6 112/076 | SAR* | Storm Emeralda | 2026 |
*The Storm Emeralda SAR’s existence and card number are confirmed through multiple Japanese resale listings, but the official card database has not yet indexed the set’s secret-rare range, so its illustrator and finer print details remain unverified. It’s covered further down for completeness — we don’t have a confirmed image for it.
Each of Zinnia’s three Supporter cards is unique to its own set — there’s no reprint carrying the original Dragon Storm artwork forward, and each release pairs a standard-frame regular version with a full-art Secret Rare on the same card number range. The sections below cover what each one does and how to tell the pair apart.
The Original: Zinnia in Dragon Storm (SM6a)
Zinnia’s first Supporter card arrived in Dragon Storm (SM6a), the strengthened expansion pack released April 6, 2018. The card can only be played if one of your own Pokemon was knocked out during your opponent’s previous turn — and when it lands, you attach up to 2 basic Energy cards from your hand to one of your Dragon-type Pokemon. It’s a comeback card built specifically for Dragon decks, rewarding a bad turn with a fast Energy catch-up.
The regular 049/053 print is illustrated by Megumi Mizutani. The 059/053 Secret Rare carries the same effect in a full-art frame, illustrated separately by Hideki Ishikawa — a different artist from the regular version, which is one of the fastest ways to tell the two apart at a glance.
Dragon Storm is best known today for its Dragon-type chase cards, and Zinnia’s SR sits alongside the rest of that lineup. For the full set breakdown, see our Dragon Storm best cards guide.
Zinnia’s Resolve: The Blue Sky Stream Follow-Up (S7R)
Three years after Dragon Storm, Zinnia returned as “Zinnia’s Resolve” in Blue Sky Stream (S7R), released July 9, 2021. This is a hand-refill card rather than an Energy card: you discard 2 cards from your hand to play it, then draw a card for every Pokemon your opponent has in play. In a board state with several opposing Pokemon out, that’s a significant card-advantage swing for a two-card cost.
Unlike the Dragon Storm pair, both the regular 065/067 print and the 079/067 Secret Rare are illustrated by the same artist, Taira Akitsu — so the frame and finish, not the artwork credit, are what separate them here. The SR also turns up in several later products as a reprint: Start Deck 100 (405/414), the Special Deck Set Charizard VSTAR vs Rayquaza VMAX (027/030), and Premium Trainer Box ex (#23).
Zinnia’s Trust: The 2026 Storm Emeralda Return (M6)
Storm Emeralda (M6), released July 31, 2026, brought Zinnia back a second time under a new card name, “Zinnia’s Trust.” The effect is different again: switch your Active Pokemon with one of your Benched Pokemon, then choose one Energy card attached to the Pokemon you switched out and move it onto your new Active Pokemon. It’s a positioning card — a free retreat plus an Energy transfer in a single Supporter, illustrated by GIDORA.
A Special Art Rare version, numbered 112/076, is also circulating — multiple Japanese resale listings reference “Zinnia’s Trust SAR 112/076” from Storm Emeralda, which lines up with the set’s secret-rare numbering above its 076-card base set. We don’t yet have a confirmed illustrator or a verified image for this print, since the official card database hasn’t indexed Storm Emeralda’s secret-rare range, so treat the 112/076 details as unconfirmed until that changes.
Storm Emeralda is the set headlining Mega Rayquaza ex and a new two-part Stadium card mechanic. For the full chase-card rundown, see our Storm Emeralda M6 complete guide; for how the set’s Stadium cards work, see our two-part Stadium cards guide.
What the Dragon Storm SR Is Worth
Of Zinnia’s three Supporter releases, the Dragon Storm Secret Rare (SM6a 059/053) is the one we currently carry graded stock on. Our PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥93,936 (~$576) (업데이트: 현재 품절 — Quick Order로 재입고 요청) — a single graded piece, not a running stock count, so availability changes the moment it sells. We don’t currently hold graded stock on Zinnia’s Resolve or Zinnia’s Trust, so this page can’t compare pricing across all three eras yet.
Because this is our own single graded copy rather than a market average, the listed price reflects this specific card’s condition and our own cost basis, not a broader index of what every Dragon Storm SR is trading for. If you’re comparing against other listings, check the grade and the specific card number — 059/053 — since Dragon Storm’s regular 049/053 print is a separate, ungraded-market card entirely.
Sealed Dragon Storm boxes are the sealed route to a fresh copy of either Zinnia print from that set — neither Dragon Storm print has a documented reprint.
How to Tell the Regular and SR Prints Apart
Zinnia’s regular and Secret Rare printings share a card name and a set, so the fastest identifiers are the card number and the frame:
- Dragon Storm (SM6a): 049/053 is the standard-frame regular print, illustrated by Megumi Mizutani. 059/053 is the full-art SR, illustrated separately by Hideki Ishikawa. Different artist credit, different frame — a fast way to confirm which one you’re holding.
- Blue Sky Stream (S7R): 065/067 is the regular print; 079/067 is the full-art SR. Both share the same illustrator, Taira Akitsu, so the frame style and card number are what to check here, not the artwork credit.
- Storm Emeralda (M6): 069/076 is the regular print, illustrated by GIDORA. 112/076 is the reported SAR — its numbering sits well above the set’s 076-card base, consistent with a secret-rare slot, but its details aren’t independently confirmed yet.
Card number is the most reliable identifier across all three sets — the SR/SAR versions always carry a number higher than the set’s stated card count (053, 067, or 076), while the regular version sits within it.
Frame style backs up the number check. In each of the three sets, the regular Zinnia print uses a standard card frame with a Supporter banner and a bordered artwork panel, while the SR (and reportedly the SAR) uses a full-bleed illustration that runs to the edge of the card with no white border. If a listing photo shows edge-to-edge art, it’s the higher print; if it shows a bordered panel, it’s the regular version — useful as a quick visual cross-check alongside the printed number.
For more on what to look for when grading Supporter and other Trainer cards specifically, see our PSA 10 Trainer cards guide.
Where to Buy Zinnia Pokemon Cards from Japan
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For Zinnia specifically:
- PSA 10 Zinnia, Dragon Storm SR (SM6a 059/053) — currently listed at ¥93,936 (~$576) (업데이트: 현재 품절 — Quick Order로 재입고 요청), one-of-one graded stock
- SM6a Dragon Storm Booster Box — currently listed at ¥102,900 (~$631) (업데이트: 현재 품절 — Quick Order로 재입고 요청), the sealed route to the Dragon Storm prints
For the wider graded lineup, check our PSA 10 card list, or use our Quick Order page to build a mixed order of boxes and singles — including Zinnia’s Resolve or Zinnia’s Trust singles if you’re after the Blue Sky Stream or Storm Emeralda prints and want to check current availability.
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What is the most valuable Zinnia Pokemon card?
Among the prints we carry, the Dragon Storm Secret Rare (SM6a 059/053) is the one with graded stock — our PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥93,936 (~$576) as of August 2026. We don’t currently carry graded stock on Zinnia’s Resolve or Zinnia’s Trust, so this isn’t a full price comparison across all three cards.
How many Zinnia Pokemon cards are there?
Six prints across three Japanese sets, plus later reprints of the Resolve SR: Zinnia in Dragon Storm (SM6a, 2018, regular and SR), Zinnia’s Resolve in Blue Sky Stream (S7R, 2021, regular and SR), and Zinnia’s Trust in Storm Emeralda (M6, 2026, regular and a reported but unverified SAR).
What does Zinnia’s Trust do in Storm Emeralda?
It switches your Active Pokemon with one of your Benched Pokemon, then lets you move one Energy card from the Pokemon you switched out onto your new Active Pokemon — a combined positioning and Energy-transfer effect.
Is there a Zinnia’s Trust Special Art Rare (SAR)?
Multiple Japanese resale listings reference a Zinnia’s Trust SAR numbered 112/076 from Storm Emeralda. The official card database hasn’t yet indexed that secret-rare range, so its illustrator and other print details remain unverified.
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