Psyduck in Ascended Heroes has two English prints, ASC 39 (Common) and ASC 226 (Art Rare), and they pair with two different Japanese MEGA Dream ex (M2a) cards: 032/193 for the Common and 199/193, the AR credited to REND, for the Art Rare. Limitless TCG and Bulbapedia give those pairings, and the official database on pokemon-card.com, as of October 1, 2026, prints both Japanese cards as コダック with 70 HP.
A third English print, Mega Promos #7, and a Japanese Pokémon Card Gym promo, SV-P 262, carry the same Jiro Sasumo illustrator credit as the regular 032/193 and ASC 39. Every match is a card-level match; no official page states that Ascended Heroes equals MEGA Dream ex, and Bulbapedia notes that MEGA Dream ex has no official English name.
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- English ASC 39 (Common, Jiro Sasumo) pairs with Japanese M2a 032/193. English ASC 226 (Art Rare, REND) pairs with Japanese M2a 199/193 AR (REND). The same regular art credit also appears on Japanese SV-P 262 and English MEP Promo 7.
- The Japanese Psyduck AR 199/193 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,272 (~$54) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms.
- Bulbapedia prints the English numbers as 039/217 and 226/217; the official English page says only “Over 290” cards, so the /217 denominator rests on Bulbapedia alone.
Database rows, Limitless and Bulbapedia pages are current as of October 1, 2026; SNKRDUNK asks carry their own dates; our prices are as of the same day.
Psyduck in Ascended Heroes and MEGA Dream ex: The Exact Mapping
Bulbapedia’s Psyduck card page, as of October 1, 2026, lists three rows that connect the English and Japanese prints. Limitless TCG’s pages for the six cards name the same set of prints. The table gives each pair with the illustrator credit printed on both sides.
| English print | English rarity (Limitless / Bulbapedia) | Japanese print | Japanese rarity (official database) | Illustrator credit on both |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Psyduck ASC 39 | Common / Common | M2a 032/193 | No rarity icon | Jiro Sasumo |
| Psyduck ASC 226 | Art Rare / Illustration Rare | M2a 199/193 | AR | REND |
| Psyduck MEP Promo 7 | No rarity label / no rarity | SV-P 262/SV-P | No rarity icon | Jiro Sasumo |
The Common ASC 39 pairs with the regular Japanese card 032/193, not with the AR; the Art Rare ASC 226 pairs with the AR 199/193. The AR is the print with a full-art illustration credited to REND, and it is the Japanese card we offer as a PSA 10 back order. Its English counterpart is therefore ASC 226.
The match signal is the same illustrator credit on both sides of each pair; no source states that the artwork is identical. Limitless prints regulation mark I on all six pages and no set-size denominator; the official database page prints no regulation mark, so the letter is not confirmed on the official page.
The Japanese Psyduck AR 199/193 (REND)
MEGA Dream ex (M2a) is the Japanese MEGA high class pack that released on Friday, November 28, 2025, at a suggested retail price of ¥550 including tax with ten 팩당 카드, according to the official product page at pokemon-card.com/ex/m2a. The official database holds 250 M2a entries: 193 numbered up to 193 and 57 numbered above it (AR 20, SR 9, MA 10, SAR 17, MUR 1). The product page also announces the new rarity MA, printed as Mega Attack Rare.

The database gives Basic, 70 HP, Water type, weakness Lightning ×2, no resistance and a retreat cost of one. The card has one Ability, しめりけ: as long as this Pokémon is in play, every Pokémon on both sides loses each Ability whose effect Knocks Out that Pokémon itself. Its one attack is ぶつかる (two colorless energy, 20 damage, no effect text).
The database credits the illustration to REND. Bulbapedia describes the English ASC 226 as a Full Art illustration rare print by REND, originating from the Japanese MEGA Dream ex subset, and Limitless credits ASC 226 to REND as well.
The Japanese Regular Psyduck 032/193

The regular card, database entry 032/193, shows no rarity icon: in M2a only the RR cards carry an icon among the 193 base numbers, and the other 166 entries show none. It is credited to Jiro Sasumo and prints the same HP, Ability, attack and weakness as the AR, so the two M2a Psyduck cards differ in rarity, artwork and number.
SNKRDUNK lists 032/193 as three products: the plain card, an Energy-symbol Mirror and a Ball Mirror. Bulbapedia describes the same two Mirror Holofoil variants, one with a Water Energy symbol and one with a Love Ball, and says the regular print in each release has them. The official database has a single 032/193 entry and does not separate the variants.
The English Psyduck Prints: ASC 39, ASC 226 and MEP Promo 7
The official English page for Ascended Heroes gives January 30, 2026 as the release date and “Over 290” cards. Limitless counts 295: 84 Common, 69 Uncommon, 39 Double Rare, 25 Rare, 33 Art Rare, 21 Ultra Rare, 22 Special Art Rare and 2 Secret Rare. Limitless lists these three English Psyduck cards, each with the same values: Psyduck, Water, 70 HP, Basic, weakness Lightning, no resistance, retreat cost 1.
| English print | Limitless rarity label | Illustrator (Limitless) | Japanese prints named on the Limitless page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ascended Heroes (ASC) #39 | Common | Jiro Sasumo | SV-P 262; M2a 032/193; M2a 199/193 |
| Ascended Heroes (ASC) #226 | Art Rare | REND | SV-P 262; M2a 032/193; M2a 199/193 |
| Mega Promos (MEP) #7 | No rarity label | Jiro Sasumo | SV-P 262; M2a 032/193; M2a 199/193 |
Limitless names all three Japanese numbers on each page; the illustrator column separates them. Bulbapedia (as of October 1, 2026) prints ASC 39 as 039/217, Common, and ASC 226 as 226/217, Illustration Rare. Limitless’s “Art Rare” and Bulbapedia’s “Illustration Rare” are each source’s own name for the Full Art print.
Bulbapedia’s Ascended Heroes page (as of September 30, 2026) says the set “includes cards from the Japanese MEGA Dream ex subset and the Start Deck 100 Battle Collection” and, with 295 cards, calls it the largest Pokémon TCG expansion in the languages it names.
The Promo Prints: SV-P 262 and MEP Promo 7

The Japanese SV-P 262 is credited to Jiro Sasumo in the official database, shows no rarity icon and prints Basic, 70 HP, Water. Bulbapedia (as of October 1, 2026) calls it one of seven SV-P Promotional cards in Pokémon Card Gym Promo Card Pack 10, distributed at Pokémon Card Gym venues from April 18, 2025, and notes that the Japanese print carries the Pokémon Card Gym logo.
The English MEP Promo 7 is the same card released as a Pixel Cosmos Holofoil MEP Black Star Promo in Mega Evolution Three-Pack Blisters from September 26, 2025, per Bulbapedia. Bulbapedia then says the card was reprinted in Ascended Heroes, alongside the REND illustration rare print, with the regular print in each release having Mirror Holofoil variants. The Gym-pack date and the blister date are Bulbapedia’s; they are not confirmed on an official page.
The practical result for a buyer is that the Jiro Sasumo Psyduck credit appears on four prints: Japanese M2a 032/193, Japanese SV-P 262, English ASC 39 and English MEP 7. The REND credit appears on two: Japanese M2a 199/193 and English ASC 226.
Ascended Heroes and MEGA Dream ex Side by Side
The English and Japanese sets differ in release date, format, card count and how the numbers are printed. Every entry follows the source that prints it.
| Spec | Ascended Heroes (English) | MEGA Dream ex (Japanese, M2a) |
|---|---|---|
| Release date | January 30, 2026 (official English page) | November 28, 2025, a Friday (official product page) |
| Product type | A special Mega Evolution expansion (official tcg.pokemon.com page) | MEGA high class pack (official product page) |
| Cards per pack | no dated figure | 10 cards (official product page) |
| Suggested retail price | No price printed on the official pages | ¥550 per pack including tax (official product page) |
| Card count | “Over 290” (official); 295 per Limitless and Bulbapedia | 250 entries in the official database |
| Number format | /217 per Bulbapedia; Limitless prints none | /193 on the base rows |
| Art Rares | 33 per Limitless | 20 in the official database |
| Special Art Rares | 22 per Limitless | 17 in the official database |
| Top rarity | 2 Secret Rare per Limitless | 1 MUR in the official database |
| Relationship | Includes cards from the Japanese MEGA Dream ex subset (Bulbapedia) | No official English name; its cards are included in Ascended Heroes (Bulbapedia) |
Packs per box are not printed on the official Japanese product page. Our M2a articles are the Mega Dream ex (M2a) Complete 카드 리스트 보기 and the MEGA Dream ex (M2A) Complete Guide; the English set is covered in Ascended Heroes 카드 리스트 보기: The Japanese Sets Behind It.
The Psyduck text is the same on the Limitless pages and in the database rows.
Every Japanese Psyduck Print in the Official Database
The official database, as of October 1, 2026, holds 25 rows named コダック. The two M2a rows share HP, Ability, attack and weakness text; the other rows are different cards of the same Pokémon. Rows with “no icon” show no rarity icon in the database.
| Set code | Number | Rarity icon | Illustrator | HP |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BW6-Bc | 015/059 | C | Masakazu Fukuda | 70 |
| BWP | 167/BW-P | No icon | Masakazu Fukuda | 70 |
| DP3 | DPBP#059 | C | Kagemaru Himeno | 60 |
| DPt1-B | 026/096 | C | Tomokazu Komiya | 60 |
| KLD | 001/015 | No icon | match | 60 |
| L3-B | 015/080 | C | Naoki Saito | 60 |
| M2a | 032/193 | No icon | Jiro Sasumo | 70 |
| M2a | 199/193 | AR | REND | 70 |
| S10P | 016/067 | C | GOSSAN | 60 |
| S6K | 009/070 | C | OKACHEKE | 70 |
| SI | 076/414 | No icon | OKACHEKE | 70 |
| SI | 076/414 (second entry) | No icon | OKACHEKE | 70 |
| SM11a | 017/064 | C | sui | 60 |
| SM1S | 012/060 | C | Shibuzoh. | 70 |
| SM9 | 024/095 | C | Kouki Saitou | 60 |
| SMK | 001/031 | No icon | Kouki Saitou | 60 |
| SML | 013/051 | No icon | nagimiso | 60 |
| SMP | 286/SM-P | No icon | Tomokazu Komiya | 60 |
| SMP2 | 009/024 | C | Framestore | 70 |
| SMP2 | 010/024 | C | Framestore | 80 |
| SV-P | 262/SV-P | No icon | Jiro Sasumo | 70 |
| SV2a | 054/165 | C | Taira Akitsu | 70 |
| SV2a | 175/165 | AR | Whisker | 70 |
| XYF | 001/016 | No icon | Kagemaru Himeno | 60 |
| XYP | XY-P | No icon | Tomokazu Komiya | 60 |
Every row is a Basic Water Pokémon. Three other Japanese prints are easy to confuse with the M2a cards: the SV2a 175/165 AR (Whisker), the SV2a 054/165 C (Taira Akitsu) and the SMP 286/SM-P promo (Tomokazu Komiya). None of them is a MEGA Dream ex card.



Other database names that contain コダック are different cards: カスミのコダック, カスミの水さばき, パラダイスリゾート and ヤドン&コダックGX. Our Psyduck Card Value Guide: Best Japanese Prints and guide to the SV2a 054/165 Master Ball Mirror Psyduck cover the older prints.
Dated Asks and Our Psyduck Products
SNKRDUNK figures are lowest asking prices, not sales. Its ¥1,000 figure is the marketplace’s display floor and is not verified as a real ask.
| SNKRDUNK product | Raw ask | PSA 10 ask | 날짜 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| M2a 199/193 AR | コダック AR [M2a 199/193] | ¥1,300; visible A/B/S asks from ¥1,500 (6 listings shown) | ¥8,350 (~$54), 33 listings shown | September 30, 2026 |
| M2a 032/193 | Plain card and two Mirror variants | ¥1,000 (floor; not verified as a real ask); visible A/B ask ¥1,000 (21 listings shown) | ¥6,666 (~$43), 8 listings shown, all under the two Mirror products | October 1, 2026 |
The AR 199/193 as a PSA 10

The 199/193 AR is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,272 (~$54). Back orders are sourced to order; the back-order guide explains how the route works. The physical PSA 10 listing for the same card is sold out at the time of this update. The regular 032/193 has no product of ours; sourcing requests for a specific card go through 빠른 주문.
Related Psyduck prints, different cards
These products carry the Psyduck name but are not MEGA Dream ex cards.
- Psyduck AR 175/165 (SV2a, Pokémon Card 151): offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥11,710 (~$76) and as a physical PSA 10 at ¥10,587 (~$69).
- Psyduck C 054/165 Master Ball Mirror (SV2a): offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥36,312 (~$236) and as a physical PSA 10 at ¥37,024 (~$240).
- Psyduck Munch Exhibition PROMO 286/SM-P: offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥1,611,600 (~$10,465).
- Psyduck e2 020/092 (확장팩 Vol.2 “The Town on No Map”): offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥611,999 (~$3,974); the official database does not list this card.
How to Tell the Psyduck Prints Apart
Five checks separate the prints when a card is in hand or in a photo.
- Language and name. The Japanese cards read コダック; the English cards read Psyduck.
- Number. The Japanese cards are numbered 032/193, 199/193 or 262/SV-P. Bulbapedia prints the English cards as 039/217 and 226/217, and Limitless lists them as #39 and #226.
- Illustrator line. REND marks the full-art Art Rare; Jiro Sasumo marks the regular card and both promos.
- Rarity. The Art Rare is the only Psyduck with a rarity icon in M2a. The regular Japanese card shows none, and the English regular card is a Common.
- Set or promo mark. Japanese cards read MEGA Dream ex (M2a) or SV-P; English cards read Ascended Heroes (ASC) or Mega Promos (MEP).
HP, type, weakness, resistance and retreat cost are identical across all six prints on Limitless and the database rows, so those fields do not separate them. The Ascended Heroes chase cards and their Japanese MEGA Dream ex versions article maps the other cards of the pair of sets, and the guide to reading Japanese Pokemon cards covers the general layout.
Where to Buy MEGA Dream ex Cards from Japan
The Japanese Psyduck AR 199/193 is offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,272 (~$54). The MEGA Dream ex booster box is offered as a separate product, the M2A-Mega Dream ex Japanese Pokemon Booster Box, Damaged Box (Grade B), at ¥11,927 (~$77).

The full Japanese card list, including both Psyduck numbers, is on the MEGA Dream ex (M2a) card list. Graded Japanese singles are in the PSA 10 collection. For the regular 032/193 or another card, sourcing requests go through 빠른 주문. The buying process is in How to Buy Japanese Pokemon Cards from Japan.
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Which Japanese card is Psyduck ASC 39?
Limitless and Bulbapedia pair the English Common ASC 39, credited to Jiro Sasumo, with the Japanese MEGA Dream ex (M2a) card 032/193, which shows no rarity icon in the official database. The Art Rare ASC 226 pairs with 199/193, not with 032/193. The match is the shared illustrator credit.
Which English card matches the Japanese Psyduck AR 199/193?
Bulbapedia and Limitless pair the M2a AR 199/193, credited to REND, with the English Ascended Heroes Art Rare ASC 226, which Bulbapedia prints as 226/217 and calls an Illustration Rare. The English Common ASC 39 pairs with the regular Japanese card 032/193 instead.
How many Psyduck prints does Ascended Heroes have?
Limitless lists two Psyduck cards in Ascended Heroes: #39, a Common by Jiro Sasumo, and #226, an Art Rare by REND. A third English print, Mega Promos #7, belongs to the MEP promo set. All three name the Japanese M2a 032/193, M2a 199/193 and SV-P 262 as connected prints.
When did Ascended Heroes and MEGA Dream ex release?
The official English page gives January 30, 2026 for Ascended Heroes, with “Over 290” cards. The official Japanese product page gives Friday, November 28, 2025 for MEGA Dream ex, at ¥550 per pack including tax with ten 팩당 카드. The database holds 250 M2a entries.
How many cards are in Ascended Heroes?
The official English page says “Over 290” cards without an exact figure. Limitless counts 295 cards, and Bulbapedia also gives 295 while calling it the largest Pokémon TCG expansion in the languages it names. The Japanese MEGA Dream ex has 250 entries in the official database.
How much does the Japanese Psyduck AR 199/193 cost?
We offer it as a PSA 10 back order at ¥8,272 (~$54). On SNKRDUNK the lowest PSA 10 ask was ¥8,350 (~$54), with 33 listings shown, on September 30, 2026; the raw product row was ¥1,300. SNKRDUNK figures are asking prices, not sales.
Does the regular Japanese Psyduck 032/193 have a rarity?
The official database shows no rarity icon for 032/193, as for 166 of the 193 base entries in M2a, where only the 27 RR cards carry one. Bulbapedia lists the Japanese rarity as blank and the English ASC 39 as Common. Limitless prints its own label, Common, for the English card.
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