Pikachu ex UR 136/106: The PSA 10 Guide to Super Electric Breaker’s Chase Card

Pikachu ex UR 136/106: Card Overview

Pikachu ex 136/106 is a Basic Pokemon — it doesn’t evolve from anything, and nothing evolves from it. It’s a Lightning-type with 200 HP, illustrated by aky CG Works. Its printed regulation mark is H, which places it in the current Scarlet & Violet-era ruleset used by Super Electric Breaker.

Why Card 136 Sits Above the 106-Card Checklist

Super Electric Breaker’s base checklist runs to 106 cards. Pikachu ex is numbered 136/106 — well past that ceiling — which is exactly how Ultra Rare secret cards are slotted into a Japanese Scarlet & Violet-era set. The card number tells you it’s a bonus pull outside the standard 1–106 run, not a printing error or a mismatched sleeve.

That numbering convention is also the fastest way to sanity-check a copy: if the card in front of you is numbered above the set’s stated base count and carries the UR rarity marking, you’re looking at the same slot this guide is describing.

We don’t publish pull-rate odds for Super Electric Breaker’s Ultra Rares here — for box-opening data and hit-rate context, see our Super Electric Breaker (SV8) Pull Rates & Hit Rates — Best Cards & Box Value [2026] guide.

Practically, this means every legitimate copy of this specific print carries the 136/106 number in the bottom corner alongside the UR rarity marking. If a listing shows a different number in that slot, it isn’t the same card described in this guide, even where the artwork and character match.

Surging Sparks: The English Localization

Cards from Super Electric Breaker (SV8) were localized into the English Surging Sparks expansion. Pikachu ex appears in that English set across several print slots — EN #57, #219, #238, and #247. That’s a localization relationship, not an identical product: the Japanese 136/106 UR printing described in this guide and the English Surging Sparks prints are separate cards with separate numbering, artwork treatment, and print runs, even though they share the same character and attack.

For a full breakdown of which Japanese sets fed into Surging Sparks, see our Surging Sparks 카드 리스트 보기: The Japanese Sets Behind It (SV7a, SV8) — Pokemon guide. We ship Japanese prints exclusively, and every card image in this article is the Japanese Super Electric Breaker printing.

For collectors tracking value across both markets, this separation matters: a sale of the Surging Sparks version doesn’t tell you anything about pricing on the Super Electric Breaker 136/106 UR covered in this guide, and vice versa. They’re worth following as two distinct printings, not one card in two languages.

Where to Buy Pikachu ex UR 136/106

We ship Japanese cards and sealed product worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The PSA 10 copy of Pikachu ex UR 136/106 is listed at ¥37,466 (~$236) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) on our product page.

For other Super Electric Breaker singles or a mixed order alongside this card, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a combined order.

Three details are worth checking against this guide before you buy: the 136/106 number in the corner, the UR rarity marking next to it, and — if you want a graded copy — a PSA 10 label carrying a certificate number you can look up independently.