Most Latios guides online are really Latias & Latios guides — the two dragons get bundled together because they usually are, on the same Tag Team GX card. That leaves the solo Latios prints, the ones without Latias sharing the frame, oddly under-documented.
There are six of them across three Japanese sets, spanning a Secret Rare pull from 2018 to a plain reprint from 2022, and a Double Rare in between with a release date nobody’s pinned down yet. This guide tracks all six by set and card number, separates the solo Latios cards from the Tag Team pair they’re often confused with, and prices what we actually have graded and listed against our own PSA10 stock.
Latios appears on six verified Japanese cards across three sets: the Tag Bolt trio (Latias & Latios GX, three rarities of the same card), the Miracle Twin solo GX pair, and a 2022 VSTAR Universe reprint. Our own PSA10 stock currently lists the Tag Bolt Secret Rare at ¥1,582,071 (~$9,950) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and a second graded copy at ¥1,253,487 (~$7,884).
Prices are our own live WooCommerce PSA10 listing prices as of September 2026, converted at ¥159/USD. Card data is sourced from Limitless TCG (limitlesstcg.com).
Every Verified Latios Print in Japanese Sets
Six Japanese cards feature Latios, either solo or paired with Latias, verified against Limitless TCG’s set database:
| # | 카드 | Set (JP code) | No. | Rarity | Release |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Latias & Latios GX | Tag Bolt (SM9) | #105 | Secret Rare | 7 Dec 2018 |
| 2 | Latias & Latios GX | Tag Bolt (SM9) | #104 | Secret Rare (alt print) | 7 Dec 2018 |
| 3 | Latias & Latios GX | Tag Bolt (SM9) | #60 | Double Rare | 7 Dec 2018 |
| 4 | Latios GX (solo) | Miracle Twin (SM11) | #34 | Double Rare | unverified |
| 5 | Latios GX (solo) | Miracle Twin (SM11) | #99 | Secret Rare | unverified |
| 6 | Latios (solo, non-GX) | VSTAR Universe (S12a) | #106 | Standard print | 2 Dec 2022 |
Only three of these six are genuinely solo Latios cards — #4, #5, and #6 show Latios alone. The other three (#1–#3) are the same Tag Team GX artwork printed in three separate rarities, which is where most of the collecting confusion starts. The sections below cover each group in turn.
The Tag Bolt Trio: Latias & Latios GX #105, #104, #60
Tag Bolt (SM9) released on 7 December 2018 and printed the Latias & Latios GX Tag Team card in three separate slots — a Double Rare base print and two Secret Rare variants at the top of the set’s numbering.
Card #105 is a Basic Dragon-type Tag Team, 250 HP, illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma. It sits at the top of the Secret Rare run and is the print with two independently graded PSA10 listings — one currently listed at ¥1,582,071 (~$9,950) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) and a second at ¥1,253,487 (~$7,884). Both are the same set, number, and rarity — the price gap reflects two separate listings rather than two different prints, so check the product page for each slab’s specifics before assuming they’re interchangeable.
Card #104 is the alternate Secret Rare print of the same GX, one number down in the set’s SR sequence. We don’t currently carry a graded copy of #104 in stock.
Card #60 is the base Double Rare print of the same Tag Team, illustrated separately by Mitsuhiro Arita rather than Sakuma. It’s the entry point into this trio for anyone who wants the artwork without chasing a Secret Rare slot. For the rest of what Tag Bolt shipped alongside this card, our Tag Bolt (SM9) full card list covers the set number by number, and our Tag Bolt pull-rate breakdown looks at the set’s other chase cards.
#105 and #104 are both Secret Rares of the same artwork one number apart — easy to mix up in a listing search. Confirm the exact card number before comparing prices between them.
Solo Latios GX: The Two Miracle Twin Prints
Miracle Twin (SM11) is where Latios gets its own solo GX card, without Latias sharing the frame. Limitless lists two rarities for it — a Double Rare at #34 and a Secret Rare at #99 — though the set’s release date didn’t surface a confirmed source in this research pass, so treat the timing as unverified rather than dated alongside Tag Bolt.
These are the two cards to look for if a solo GX — Latios by itself, no Latias, no Tag Team text box — is specifically what you’re after. #34 is the standard Double Rare slot within the main numbering; #99 sits in the Secret Rare range above the set’s total card count, which is the usual signal for a chase print in Sun & Moon-era Japanese sets. We currently hold no graded copies of either Miracle Twin print, so there’s no own-listing price to anchor here — this section is set-and-print identification only.
The Modern Reprint: VSTAR Universe #106
VSTAR Universe (S12a) released on 2 December 2022 and carries Latios as card #106 — a solo, non-GX print. Limitless doesn’t tag this one with a special rarity designation, which puts it at the standard end of the set’s card list rather than among its chase pulls.
Of the three solo Latios cards covered in this guide (the two Miracle Twin GX prints and this one), #106 is the most recent by four years and the only one without a GX mechanic attached to the Latios artwork itself.
Our Own PSA10 Stock: What’s Actually Listed
Everything below is graded PSA10 stock currently listed in our own inventory — not a market survey of what these cards sell for elsewhere, since we haven’t researched competitor or auction pricing for this guide.
| Listing | 카드 | 가격 | |
|---|---|---|---|
| psa10-1388 | Latias & Latios GX SR | SM9 #105/095 | ¥1,582,071 (~$9,950) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
| psa10-424 | Latias & Latios GX SR | SM9 #105/095 | ¥1,253,487 (~$7,884) |
| psa10-latios-r-019-027 | Latios R | 019/027 | ¥129,554 (~$815) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
The third listing, a solo Latios R graded PSA10 and numbered 019/027, is the most affordable of the three by a wide margin at ¥129,554 (~$815) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). It didn’t match cleanly to a specific Limitless set code in this research pass, so we’re citing it strictly as our own listing rather than pinning it to one of the six sets above — if you’re chasing a specific print for a set collection, verify the set independently before buying.
Solo Latios vs the Latias & Latios Tag Team GX
It’s worth being explicit about the split this guide draws, because most searches for “Latios card” turn up the Tag Team pair first. Our Latias & Latios cards guide covers that Tag Team GX and the older “Shine Pair” EX era jointly — both dragons, one card, shared spotlight.
This guide is the solo-Latios cut: the Miracle Twin GX where Latios carries a card on its own, the VSTAR Universe non-GX reprint, and the Tag Bolt trio broken out by individual rarity rather than treated as a single line item. If you specifically collect Latios rather than the pair, the Miracle Twin and VSTAR Universe prints (§3 and §4 above) are the ones without Latias sharing the card. For a wider view of how the Tag Bolt GX stacks up against other Tag Team pulls from the same set, see our best Tag Team GX cards guide.
Where to Buy Latios Cards from Japan
We ship graded Japanese singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Both Tag Bolt Secret Rare copies of Latias & Latios GX #105 are individually listed and available now.
For the higher-priced copy of the same print, the solo Latios R at ¥129,554, or anything else from Tag Bolt, Miracle Twin, or VSTAR Universe, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a mixed order across sets.
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Is there a solo Latios GX card, without Latias?
Yes — the Miracle Twin (SM11) set printed a solo Latios GX in two rarities: Double Rare at #34 and Secret Rare at #99. The Tag Bolt (SM9) Secret Rare and Double Rare cards feature Latios paired with Latias as a Tag Team GX, not solo.
What is Latias & Latios GX #105 from Tag Bolt worth?
We currently list two separately graded PSA10 copies: one at ¥1,582,071 (~$9,950) and another at ¥1,253,487 (~$7,884). Both are the same card, set, and rarity — the difference reflects two individual listings rather than two different prints.
How many Japanese Latios cards are there?
Six verified prints across three sets as of this guide: three from Tag Bolt (SM9, Latias & Latios GX at #105, #104, and #60), two solo GX prints from Miracle Twin (SM11, #34 and #99), and one solo non-GX reprint from VSTAR Universe (S12a, #106).
What is the difference between Tag Bolt #105 and #104?
Both are Secret Rare prints of the same Latias & Latios GX artwork from Tag Bolt (SM9), one number apart in the set’s Secret Rare sequence. They are the same card design at two different card numbers rather than two different illustrations.
When was VSTAR Universe’s Latios card released?
VSTAR Universe (S12a) released on 2 December 2022. The Latios card sits at #106 as a standard print with no special rarity tag, making it the most recent and most accessible of the solo Latios prints covered here.
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