Two Japanese prints, one illustrator credit that decides which is which, and a card number that looks like a typo until you know the set.
Morgan — the supporter card known in Japanese as ルミタン — has exactly two confirmed printings in Japan, both from GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b), the November 2018 set behind the English Team Up. One is a full-art secret rare numbered above the set’s own total. The other is a plain, non-secret print from earlier in the same set. Confuse them and you’ll misprice a card by a wide margin.
This guide covers both verified prints, how to tell them apart at a glance, what the card actually does, and the one price we can confirm today: our own graded listing. We source and ship Japanese singles out of Tokyo, so where we quote a price, it’s a live listing — not a market estimate.
Morgan’s chase print is the 157/150 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) Secret Rare (Full Art) from GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b, November 2018), illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno. A separate, non-secret 137/150 print exists from the same set, illustrated by Megumi Mizutani — a different artist entirely. We currently list a PSA10-graded 157/150 SR at ¥14,058 (~$88) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), shipped from Tokyo.
Facts and prices verified against Limitless TCG and Bulbapedia as of September 2026. Exchange rate: ¥159/USD.
Meet Morgan: The GX Ultra Shiny Secret Rare
Morgan is a Trainer — Supporter card. Her Japanese name is written ルミタン, and you’ll see it romanized differently depending on the source (Lematin, Rumitan, Lumitan). None of those romanizations has a clearly official status, so this guide uses “Morgan,” the name assigned in the English TCG, throughout.
Both confirmed Japanese prints of this card come from GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b), released 2 November 2018 as a 243-card 하이클래스팩. The set’s English counterpart is Team Up. If you’re weighing this pack against the set that immediately followed it, our GX Ultra Shiny vs Shiny Star V guide lines the two up directly, and the SM8b 하이클래스팩 guide covers the rest of the set this card was pulled from.
The print most collectors are after is #157/150, a Secret Rare in the Full Art format, illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno. The card number running past the set’s stated total of 150 is normal for Japanese secret rares — it’s a numbering convention, not an error.
The Two Verified Japanese Prints
Checking the full Japanese print history for this card turns up exactly two entries — no promo, no reprint in a later set. Here’s how they compare:
The two prints don’t just look different — they were illustrated by different artists entirely. That’s the fastest way to confirm which one you’re holding once you know what to look for.
| Card number | Rarity | Illustrator | Verified price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Secret Rare | 157/150 | Full Art | Kagemaru Himeno | PSA10 ¥14,058 (~$88) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) |
| Regular | 137/150 | 기준가 | Megumi Mizutani | No verified listing at time of writing |
We don’t have a verified market price for a raw or graded 137/150 at time of writing, so treat any price you see quoted elsewhere for that print as unconfirmed until you can source it directly.
What the Card Actually Does
Setting the collecting angle aside for a moment, Morgan’s in-game effect is the reason the card exists in competitive decks at all: discard Dana, Evelyn, and Nita from your hand to attach any number of Energy cards found among the top 12 cards of your deck.
It’s a combo piece — it does nothing on its own and depends on having those three specific cards in hand at the same time. That dependency is exactly why the card reads as a niche, build-around Supporter rather than a generically playable one, and it’s a useful bit of context if you’re evaluating this card for a deck rather than for a collection.
How to Tell the SR from the Regular Print
Three things separate the two prints, and you can check all three without a loupe:
- Card number. The Secret Rare is 157/150 — a number higher than the set’s stated total of 150. The regular print is 137/150, inside the normal range.
- Frame. The SR uses the full-art secret rare treatment: artwork runs to the edges of the card, with no white border framing the illustration. The regular print keeps the standard bordered Supporter layout.
- Illustrator. Kagemaru Himeno illustrated the SR; Megumi Mizutani illustrated the regular print. If you can find the illustrator credit along the card’s bottom edge, that alone confirms which one you have.
If the card number reads 157/150, you don’t need to check anything else — that number alone is unique to the Secret Rare print.
Japanese vs English Team Up Printings
GX Ultra Shiny’s English equivalent, Team Up, carries its own Morgan prints under a different numbering scheme: #149/181 as an Uncommon and #178/181 as a Full Art Rare Ultra. Those are separate cards from the two Japanese prints covered above — different card numbers, different set codes — so don’t treat a Team Up Full Art as interchangeable with the Japanese 157/150 Secret Rare when you’re comparing listings.
If you’re building out a wider Japanese Supporter collection rather than chasing one card, our female Trainer & Supporter collector’s guide is the roundup piece; this article stays focused on Morgan specifically.
The PSA10 Angle: Grading and Current Price
The only price we can verify right now is our own graded listing: a PSA10 Morgan 157/150 SR, pulled from a GX Ultra Shiny 하이클래스팩, currently listed at ¥14,058 (~$88) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). That’s a graded price, not a raw near-mint estimate — we don’t have a verified ungraded comp to quote alongside it, so we’re not going to invent one.
For a card from a 2018 set with a full-art secret rare slot, grading is the difference between a display piece and a played card. The full-bleed art frame on the SR is prone to edge wear the same way most full-art secret rares from this era are, which is part of why a graded copy commands a distinct listing rather than trading at raw prices.
If your interest is the artwork rather than the secret-rare slot specifically, the 137/150 regular print is the lower-cost route into owning this card in Japanese — though as noted above, we don’t have a verified price to point you to for it yet. For general context on grading Japanese Trainer cards, our PSA10 Trainer card guide covers the category more broadly.
Where to Buy Morgan Cards from Japan
We ship Japanese singles and sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The PSA10 157/150 SR below is the verified listing referenced throughout this guide.
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Looking for the 137/150 regular print, a raw copy, or other GX Ultra Shiny singles? Restock requests for cards we don’t have listed go through our Quick Order page, which is also the fastest way to build a mixed order across sets.
자주 묻는 질문
What is the Morgan Secret Rare’s card number and set?
157/150, from GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b), a 243-card Japanese 하이클래스팩 released 2 November 2018. It’s a Full Art Secret Rare illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno.
What’s the difference between the Morgan SR and the regular print?
The Secret Rare is numbered 157/150 (above the set’s stated total of 150), uses a full-bleed full-art frame, and was illustrated by Kagemaru Himeno. The regular print is numbered 137/150, keeps the standard bordered layout, and was illustrated by a different artist, Megumi Mizutani.
Is there an English print of this exact Morgan card?
No. The English set Team Up carries its own separate Morgan prints (#149/181 Uncommon and #178/181 Full Art Rare Ultra) under a different numbering scheme. They are distinct cards from the Japanese 157/150 and 137/150 prints, not the same card reprinted.
What does the Morgan card do in the TCG?
It’s a Supporter combo card: discard Dana, Evelyn, and Nita from your hand to attach any number of Energy cards found among the top 12 cards of your deck. It requires those three specific cards in hand to function.
How much does the PSA10 Morgan SR cost right now?
Our current listing for a PSA10-graded 157/150 Secret Rare is ¥14,058 (about $88 at ¥159/USD). We don’t have a verified price for a raw or graded 137/150 regular print at this time.
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