Astral Radiance Chase Cards: Top 12 & the Japanese S10D / S10P / S9a Versions

9월 2, 2026 SamuraiSwordTokyo

Astral Radiance chase cards next to their Japanese S9a Battle Region, S10D Time Gazer and S10P Space Juggler originals

Sword & Shield—Astral Radiance never existed as a single Japanese set. English ASR is a merger of three separate Japanese releases, and every chase card in the English set traces back to one of them.

Astral Radiance (ASR) launched in English on May 27, 2022 with 246 cards — 189 in the base run, 27 secret rares, and a 30-card Trainer Gallery subset. In Japan, that same artwork rolled out earlier and in pieces: S9a Battle Region (25 Feb 2022, 93 cards), S10D Time Gazer (8 Apr 2022, 88 cards) and S10P Space Juggler (8 Apr 2022, 88 cards). We’ve already mapped the full set-to-set relationship in our Astral Radiance Japanese card list; this article ranks the twelve chase cards worth knowing by name and shows exactly which Japanese card, number and rarity each one corresponds to.

Key Takeaway

Every one of the twelve English ASR chase cards below has a confirmed same-artist Japanese counterpart across S9a, S10D or S10P — there is no guesswork on the artwork match. Our highest-priced PSA 10 from these sets is Starmie V CSR at ¥49,720 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and sealed S9a Battle Region boxes are currently listed at ¥12,390.

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EN Set: Astral Radiance

S9a · S10D · S10P

JP Sets (Feb–Apr 2022)

Chase Cards Covered

¥12,390–¥14,700

JP Booster Boxes Listed

Prices below are our own currently listed prices as of September 2, 2026, converted at ¥159/USD. We do not track or quote third-party market prices.

Astral Radiance in Japan: S9a, S10D, S10P

Bulbapedia and Limitless both describe Astral Radiance as a combination product: it folds together Japan’s Time Gazer (タイムゲイザー) and Space Juggler (スペースジャグラー), released the same day in Japan on April 8, 2022, plus the earlier Battle Region enhanced expansion from February 25, 2022, and adds the English-only Trainer Gallery subset and VSTAR Starter Set promos on top. English also introduces the “Radiant Pokemon” mechanic name for cards that exist under different Japanese naming.

Each Japanese set uses its own numbering with a 067 base count: S9a runs to 93 cards, S10D and S10P each run to 88. English ASR renumbers everything into one continuous run of 246, which is why an English collector chasing “ASR 177” needs to know it maps to S10D card 075 — not the same number at all.

How We Ranked These

We ranked this list two ways, in order. First, any card we currently list as a graded PSA 10, ordered from our highest listed price down. Six of the twelve chase cards below fall into that group. Second, the remaining cards are ordered by Japanese printed rarity tier — Character Super Rare (CSR), Ultra Rare (UR) gold, Holo Rare/Rainbow (HR), then Secret Rare (SR), including the alternate-art SR prints collectors often shorthand as “SA.”

We did not use TCGplayer, eBay, or PriceCharting data anywhere in this ranking. Every price you see below is a link to our own product listing, not a third-party market estimate.

The Top 12 Chase Cards

1. Starmie V — ASR TG13 (Character Super Rare)

Japanese equivalent: S9a 083/067, CSR — スターミーV, illustrated by Akira Komayama. This is the same illustration used for Trainer Gallery TG13 in English — same artist, same artwork.

Starmie V, S9a 083/067, CSR, Battle Region Japanese Pokemon card — Starmie V, S9a 083/067, CSR, Battle Region (Japanese)

Our graded copy is currently listed at ¥49,720 (~$313) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) PSA 10 — the highest-priced PSA 10 we currently list from these three sets.

2. Origin Forme Dialga V (Alternate Art) — ASR 177

Japanese equivalent: S10D 075/067, an alternate-art SR (often written “SA”) — オリジンディアルガV, illustrated by Mitsuhiro Arita, matching the ASR 177 artwork exactly.

Origin Forme Dialga V, S10D 075/067, alternate-art SR, Time Gazer Japanese Pokemon card — Origin Forme Dialga V, S10D 075/067, SR (alt art), Time Gazer (Japanese)

Currently listed at ¥29,700 (~$187) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) PSA 10. For the rest of this card’s UR and HR siblings, see our Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR guide.

3. Garchomp V — ASR TG23 (Character Super Rare)

Japanese equivalent: S9a 084/067, CSR — ガブリアスV, illustrated by Taira Akitsu, the same artwork as Trainer Gallery TG23.

Garchomp V, S9a 084/067, CSR, Battle Region Japanese Pokemon card — Garchomp V, S9a 084/067, CSR, Battle Region (Japanese)

Currently listed at ¥27,676 (~$174) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) PSA 10. More Garchomp prints across other sets are in our Garchomp cards guide.

4. Machamp V (Alternate Art) — ASR 172

Japanese equivalent: S10D 073/067, an alternate-art SR — カイリキーV, illustrated by Shinya Komatsu, matching ASR 172.

Machamp V, S10D 073/067, alternate-art SR, Time Gazer Japanese Pokemon card — Machamp V, S10D 073/067, SR (alt art), Time Gazer (Japanese)

Currently listed at ¥19,690 (~$124) PSA 10.

5. Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR (Rainbow) — ASR 192

Japanese equivalent: S10P 081/067, HR — オリジンパルキアVSTAR, illustrated by aky CG Works, matching the ASR 192 rainbow rare art. The English “Rainbow Rare” label is an English descriptor only; the printed Japanese rarity is HR.

Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR, S10P 081/067, HR, Space Juggler Japanese Pokemon card — Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR, S10P 081/067, HR, Space Juggler (Japanese)

Currently listed at ¥10,450 (~$66) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) PSA 10. See the full VSTAR run in our Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR guide.

6. Roxanne (Full Art) — ASR 188

Japanese equivalent: S9a 081/067, SR — ツツジ, illustrated by Sanosuke Sakuma, matching the ASR 188 full art.

Roxanne, S9a 081/067, SR, Battle Region Japanese Pokemon card — Roxanne (Tsutsuji), S9a 081/067, SR, Battle Region (Japanese)

Currently listed at ¥8,796 (~$55) PSA 10.

7. Origin Forme Palkia V (Alternate Art) — ASR 167

Japanese equivalent: S10P 071/067, an alternate-art SR — オリジンパルキアV, illustrated by Oswaldo KATO, matching ASR 167.

Origin Forme Palkia V, S10P 071/067, alternate-art SR, Space Juggler Japanese Pokemon card — Origin Forme Palkia V, S10P 071/067, SR (alt art), Space Juggler (Japanese)

We don’t currently list a graded copy of this one — sourcing via 빠른 주문.

8. Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR (Gold) — ASR 210

Japanese equivalent: S10D 086/067, UR — オリジンディアルガVSTAR, illustrated by 5ban Graphics, matching the ASR 210 gold secret rare. English calls this treatment a “Secret Rare”; the printed Japanese rarity is UR.

Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR, S10D 086/067, UR, Time Gazer Japanese Pokemon card — Origin Forme Dialga VSTAR, S10D 086/067, UR, Time Gazer (Japanese)

We don’t currently list a graded copy — sourcing via 빠른 주문.

9. Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR (Gold) — ASR 208

Japanese equivalent: S10P 086/067, UR — オリジンパルキアVSTAR, illustrated by aky CG Works, matching the ASR 208 gold secret rare.

Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR, S10P 086/067, UR, Space Juggler Japanese Pokemon card — Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR, S10P 086/067, UR, Space Juggler (Japanese)

We don’t currently list a graded copy — sourcing via 빠른 주문.

10. Irida (Full Art) — ASR 186

Japanese equivalent: S10P 077/067, SR — カイ, illustrated by kirisAki, matching the ASR 186 full art.

Irida, S10P 077/067, SR, Space Juggler Japanese Pokemon card — Irida (Kai), S10P 077/067, SR, Space Juggler (Japanese)

We don’t currently list a graded copy of this printing — sourcing via 빠른 주문.

11. Hisuian Sneasler V (Alternate Art) — ASR 175

Japanese equivalent: S10P 075/067, an alternate-art SR — ヒスイオオニューラV, illustrated by OKACHEKE, matching ASR 175.

Hisuian Sneasler V, S10P 075/067, alternate-art SR, Space Juggler Japanese Pokemon card — Hisuian Sneasler V, S10P 075/067, SR (alt art), Space Juggler (Japanese)

We don’t currently list a graded copy — sourcing via 빠른 주문. More Hisuian-form prints are in our Hisuian Pokemon cards guide.

12. Hisuian Lilligant V (Alternate Art) — ASR 163

Japanese equivalent: S10D 069/067, an alternate-art SR — ヒスイドレディアV, illustrated by kodama, matching ASR 163.

Hisuian Lilligant V, S10D 069/067, alternate-art SR, Time Gazer Japanese Pokemon card — Hisuian Lilligant V, S10D 069/067, SR (alt art), Time Gazer (Japanese)

We don’t currently list a graded copy — sourcing via 빠른 주문.

Japanese vs. English: What Changes

Beyond the artwork match, four things change between the Japanese originals and the English Astral Radiance release. Our full Astral Radiance Japanese card list covers every card; here’s what matters for the chase cards above.

Numbering. Each Japanese set numbers independently against its own 067 base — S9a runs 001–093, S10D and S10P each run 001–088. English ASR merges all of it into one 246-card run, so “ASR 177” (Dialga V alt art) and “ASR TG13” (Starmie V) look related in English but come from two completely different Japanese sets, S10D and S9a respectively.

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Card counts. S9a prints 93 cards, S10D and S10P print 88 each — for a combined 269 across the three sets. English ASR’s 246-card count doesn’t match that total because some Japanese cards from these sets were held back and released later in Lost Origin instead, per PokeBeach’s set-tracking coverage referenced in our mapping article.

Release dates. Japan got this artwork in three waves — S9a on February 25, 2022, then S10D and S10P together on April 8, 2022 — a full seven weeks to ten weeks ahead of the English ASR release on May 27, 2022.

One Japanese-only variant. S10P prints two separate SR versions of Palkia V — 070 (aky CG Works) and 071 (Oswaldo KATO, our #7 above, matching EN ASR 167). Only the 071 artwork got an English full-art treatment; the 070 print has no English full-art counterpart at all, making it a Japanese-exclusive variant of a card that does exist in English.

For the complete printed lists with every common, uncommon and rare included, see our set-by-set breakdowns: Battle Region (S9a) card list, Time Gazer (S10D) card list, and Space Juggler (S10P) card list.

Chasing These Straight from Sealed Product

Three of the twelve chase cards above — Starmie V CSR, Garchomp V CSR and Roxanne SR — come out of S9a Battle Region packs. If you’d rather chase them yourself than buy graded, sealed S9a boxes are the direct route.

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Where to Buy the Japanese Versions from Tokyo

We ship sealed Japanese product and graded singles from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For the three sets covered here:

S9a Battle Region booster box — currently listed at ¥12,390 (~$78), or the Damaged Box variant at ¥11,124 (~$70).
S10D Time Gazer booster box — currently listed at ¥14,700 (~$92), source set for the Dialga V and Machamp V alternate arts plus the Dialga VSTAR UR.
S10P Space Juggler booster box — currently listed at ¥14,175 (~$89), source set for both Palkia V/VSTAR prints, Irida SR and Hisuian Sneasler V.
Graded PSA 10 singles — six are linked individually above, from ¥8,796 up to ¥49,720.
Anything else from this trio — place a mixed order through our Quick Order page.

See our S10 series box guide for how S10D and S10P compare, or our S9 vs S9a box guide for what changed in the enhanced expansion.

자주 묻는 질문

What Japanese sets is Astral Radiance based on?

Three: S9a Battle Region (25 Feb 2022, 93 cards), S10D Time Gazer (8 Apr 2022, 88 cards) and S10P Space Juggler (8 Apr 2022, 88 cards). English Astral Radiance combines all three plus an English-only Trainer Gallery subset and released May 27, 2022.

Which Astral Radiance chase card is highest-priced in your listings?

Starmie V, the Character Super Rare from Trainer Gallery TG13 in English (S9a 083/067 CSR in Japanese), currently listed at ¥49,720 PSA 10 — the highest-priced PSA 10 we currently list from these three sets.

Why do the Japanese and English card numbers not match?

Each Japanese set numbers independently against its own 067 base card count, while English ASR renumbers everything into one continuous 246-card run that also folds in the Trainer Gallery subset. A card like “ASR 177” and its Japanese source “S10D 075” simply use different numbering systems for the same artwork.

What does “SA” mean on an alternate-art Japanese card?

“SA” is community shorthand, not a printed rarity. Cards like the Dialga V and Machamp V alternate arts print SR on the card itself — we refer to them as alternate-art SR (often written “SA”) throughout this guide.

Is there a Japanese card in this set with no English counterpart?

Yes — S10P prints two SR versions of Palkia V (070 and 071). Only the 071 artwork (Oswaldo KATO) got an English full-art treatment as ASR 167; the 070 print (aky CG Works) has no English full-art match at all.

Can I buy sealed Battle Region, Time Gazer or Space Juggler boxes directly?

Yes. We list all three as sealed Japanese booster boxes shipped from Tokyo with tracked delivery, plus a damaged-box option for S9a at a reduced price. Links are in the “Where to Buy” section above.

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