One Charizard per deck. That’s the entire point of the “K” on this card — and it’s why a single-card guide on this specific print is worth writing separately from every other Charizard in the game.
Radiant Charizard K, card number 011/071 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) from the Japanese Pokemon GO expansion pack (S10b), isn’t an ex, it isn’t a Mega, and it isn’t a secret rare chase card competing for the top slot in a pull-rate table. It’s a Radiant Rare — a rarity type with its own deck-building rule — and that changes how you should think about what you’re buying. This guide covers exactly what the card is, what set it comes from, how it differs from the Mega and ex Charizard prints people often lump it in with, and where a PSA10 copy sits in the current market.
Radiant Charizard K (011/071) is a Fire-type Radiant Rare from the Japanese Pokemon GO enhanced expansion pack (S10b), released in Japan on June 17, 2022. “Radiant” cards carry a deck-building restriction of at most one per deck — a rules fact, not a marketing claim. A PSA10 graded copy is currently listed at ¥14,927 (~$93.9) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
Prices below are our current listing, converted at ¥159/USD (September 2026). We don’t track competitor or auction pricing for this card, so every number here traces back to our own catalogue.
The Card: Radiant Charizard K (011/071)
Radiant Charizard is a Fire-type Pokemon card, numbered 011/071 and carrying the rarity marking K, which stands for Radiant Rare. It was printed in the Japanese Pokemon GO enhanced expansion pack, known by its set code S10b.
The “Radiant” name comes from the Japanese “かがやく” (kagayaku), and it identifies a rarity family that Pokemon introduced during the Sword & Shield card era. It sits alongside the ex, V, and secret-rare lines rather than replacing any of them — a Radiant card is its own distinct category, printed with its own visual treatment and its own single deck-building rule, which we cover in the next section.
Our graded copy is a PSA10 Radiant Charizard K, currently listed at ¥14,927 (~$93.9) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). PSA10 is the top grade on PSA’s 1–10 scale, reserved for a card with no visible print defects, centering issues, or surface wear under standard grading review.
What “Radiant” (K) Rarity Actually Means
The single most useful thing to know before buying a Radiant card is the deck rule attached to the rarity: only one Radiant Pokemon may be included in a deck, regardless of how many total copies you own. That’s a Sword & Shield-era mechanical rule, not a collector talking point — it applies the same way a deck can only run four copies of a standard card, except the Radiant limit is one, full stop.
That single-copy rule is what separates Radiant Pokemon from the ex and V lines, where a deck can run multiple different ex or V Pokemon at once. It also explains why Radiant Pokemon tend to be built around powerful standalone abilities rather than being stacked in multiples — the format itself won’t let you stack them.
Look for the “K” printed alongside the card number in the corner — that’s the shorthand collectors and databases use for Radiant Rare. On this card it reads 011/071 K.
For a broader look at the Radiant rarity across every set it appears in — not just this one — see our full Radiant Pokemon cards guide. This article stays focused on the single Pokemon GO printing.
Pokemon GO (S10b): The Set It Comes From
Pokemon GO is an enhanced expansion pack released in Japan on June 17, 2022, carrying the set code S10b. The Japanese print run for the set totals 101 cards. As the name suggests, the set was built around the mobile game crossover, and Radiant Charizard K is one of its headline Fire-type prints.
| Attribute | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card name | Radiant Charizard |
| Card number | 011/071 |
| Rarity | K (Radiant Rare) |
| Type | Fire |
| Set | Pokemon GO (S10b), enhanced expansion pack |
| Japan release date | June 17, 2022 |
| Japanese set total | 101 cards |
If you’re building out the full set rather than hunting a single card, our Pokemon GO (S10b) card list covers every printing in the pack, and our S10b pull rates and best cards article looks at how the set breaks down box by box — we don’t restate specific pull-rate figures here since that’s a separate, dedicated piece.
Radiant Charizard vs. Mega Charizard ex: Two Different Cards
Charizard has been printed under more rarity types than almost any other Pokemon, and it’s easy to see “Charizard” plus a shiny-looking full-art treatment and assume every version is functionally the same collectible. It isn’t. Radiant Charizard K is neither an ex card nor a Mega card — it belongs to its own rarity line with its own one-per-deck rule, printed years apart from and independently of the Mega Charizard printings.
The two cards above aren’t Charizard prints at all — they’re shown here as examples of how differently two Fire/Darkness-adjacent chase cards from other sets can be built, from a starter-deck-exclusive Art Rare to a mainline expansion Art Rare. The rarity letter on a card (K, AR, SAR, ex) tells you which family it belongs to well before you look at the set it came from, and that letter is the first thing to check before comparing prices across two “similar-looking” Charizard cards.
If you’re specifically after the Mega and ex era of Charizard printings — a different rarity line entirely — our Mega Charizard cards value guide covers every one of those printings and their pricing separately from this Radiant card.
Why 상태 Decides the Price at This Level
Once you’re comparing graded copies of the same card, the grade does almost all of the price work. A PSA10 sits at the top of PSA’s grading scale, and the gap between a PSA10 and a lower grade on the same print is usually the largest single factor separating two otherwise identical cards — centering, edge wear, and surface condition are all reviewed before a grade is assigned.
That’s the reason we sell this card as a graded copy rather than raw: with a Radiant Rare that collectors want to display rather than run as a playable single in a deck, the condition it arrives in matters as much as the card itself. Our PSA10 Radiant Charizard K is currently listed at ¥14,927 (~$93.9) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), already graded and slabbed before it ships.
If a raw copy looks visually close to a PSA10 in photos, remember that grading covers corner and surface detail a photo won’t show. That’s the gap a PSA slab is paying for.
Where This Card Sits in the Wider Charizard Lineup
Charizard has appeared across dozens of Japanese sets in nearly every rarity tier the game has used — base holos, ex cards, GX cards, V and VMAX, Mega, and Radiant among them. Radiant Charizard K’s place in that lineup is specific: it’s the Pokemon GO set’s Radiant-rarity Fire-type entry, distinct from the ex and Mega lines and from any other set’s Charizard chase card.
For readers comparing across the full Charizard catalogue rather than a single card, our top Charizard Japanese cards ranking and our PSA10 Charizard buying guide both give the wider picture; this article stays narrowly focused on the 011/071 Radiant print and its own set.
Where to Buy This Card
We ship graded Japanese cards worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. This particular copy is already slabbed at PSA10, so what you see listed is what ships.
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Looking for other Pokemon GO (S10b) singles, or want to build a mixed order across sets? Our Quick Order page is the fastest way to put together a combined order, and it’s the same place to go if you want to flag interest in a card that isn’t currently listed.
자주 묻는 질문
What does the “K” rarity mean on Radiant Charizard?
K stands for Radiant Rare, a rarity type introduced in the Sword & Shield card era. Its defining rule is that a deck may include only one Radiant Pokemon, regardless of how many copies a player owns.
Is Radiant Charizard the same as Mega Charizard ex?
No. Radiant Charizard K is a Radiant Rare from the Pokemon GO (S10b) set, while Mega Charizard ex printings belong to a separate rarity line printed in different sets. They are mechanically and visually distinct cards.
What set is Radiant Charizard K (011/071) from?
It’s from Pokemon GO, a Japanese enhanced expansion pack with the set code S10b, released in Japan on June 17, 2022. The set has a Japanese total of 101 cards.
How much does a PSA10 Radiant Charizard K cost?
Our PSA10 graded copy is currently listed at ¥14,927 (about $93.9 at ¥159/USD). We don’t track third-party auction or competitor pricing for this specific card.
Is Radiant Charizard a Fire-type card?
Yes, Radiant Charizard K (011/071) is a Fire-type Pokemon card.
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