One card, eight printings, and a price spread that runs from under $75 to over $800 — all inside a single set family released across roughly a year.
Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex (ロケット団のミュウツーex) headlined 2025’s Glory of Team Rocket (SV10) as a Psychic-type attacker with the ability Power Saver and the attack Eraser Ball, and it kept getting reprinted through the rest of the Team Rocket era — a high-class pack, a promo, and a starter-deck version all followed inside the next twelve months. That means shoppers searching this card land on very different products at very different prices, and it’s easy to overpay for the wrong tier or undervalue the right one.
This guide prices every confirmed printing of Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex — ranked by our own catalog, cross-checked against secondary-market asking prices — and points out exactly which one is the set’s consensus chase card. Card numbers alone won’t tell you which tier you’re looking at: two of these printings share the same “ex” name but come from entirely different sets almost eight months apart, at wildly different price points. We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles out of Tokyo every week, so the prices below are the ones we’re actually working with.
The chase printing is the Glory of Team Rocket (SV10) SAR 125/098, recently listed at ¥123,662 (~$841) — per SNKRDUNK Magazine’s set coverage and gamepedia’s price ranking, it’s the set’s top card. The MEGA Dream ex (M2a) SAR 237/193 reprint sits well behind it at ¥31,847 (~$217), and the entry point is the base-rarity SV10 RR 039/098, currently listed at ¥10,814 (~$74).
Prices are ¥ secondary-market listings as of August 2026, converted at ¥147/USD, sourced from our own catalog unless noted. For the full Mewtwo family across every era — BW, XY and this Team Rocket lineup — see our Mewtwo EX value guide covering every printing. This article stays focused on the Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex line only.
Every Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex Printing and What It’s Worth
Per gamepedia’s tally of the card, eight Japanese printings exist as of August 2026, spread across two main sets, a high-class reprint pack, a promo and a starter product. Here is every printing currently in our catalog, ranked by price:
| # | Kaart | Set | Year | Prijs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex 125/098 SAR | Glory of Team Rocket (SV10, JPN) | 2025 | recently listed at ¥123,662 (~$841) |
| 2 | Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex 237/193 SAR (new art) | MEGA Dream ex (M2a, JPN) | 2025 | ¥31,847 (~$217) |
| 3 | Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex P 043/M-P Promo | Mega Series Promo (JPN) | 2025–26 | ¥25,915 (~$176) (update: uitverkocht — vraag restock aan via Quick Order) |
| 4 | Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex 130/098 UR | Glory of Team Rocket (SV10, JPN) | 2025 | recently listed at ¥24,205 (~$165) (update: uitverkocht — vraag restock aan via Quick Order) |
| 5 | Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex 114/098 SR | Glory of Team Rocket (SV10, JPN) | 2025 | recently listed at ¥14,111 (~$96) (update: uitverkocht — vraag restock aan via Quick Order) |
| 6 | Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex 039/098 RR | Glory of Team Rocket (SV10, JPN) | 2025 | currently listed at ¥10,814 (~$74) (update: uitverkocht — vraag restock aan via Quick Order) |
Not currently in our catalog but confirmed via Cardrush and PRICE BASE listings: the M2a 063/193 RR reprint (a straight reprint of the base rarity, not the new-art SAR) and a “Normal” version at 290/742 from a starter-deck-style product — its official product name isn’t confirmed beyond shop listings, so treat that name as unconfirmed. Neither is priced here since no copy is currently listed in our catalog for either.
For the full base-set breakdown of Glory of Team Rocket, see our SV10 Glory of Team Rocket card list, and for the wider Mewtwo family our top Mewtwo cards guide ranks this line against every other era.
Broken down by set, that’s four Glory of Team Rocket printings (RR, SR, SAR, UR), two MEGA Dream ex printings (the RR reprint and the new-art SAR), one Mega Series promo, and one starter-product “Normal” version — eight distinct cards carrying the same name across roughly a year of Japanese releases. That’s an unusually wide spread for a single character within one card-design theme, and it’s exactly why price checking by set code and number, not just by name, matters here.
The Chase Card: SAR 125/098
Glory of Team Rocket (拡張パック「ロケット団の栄光」, SV10) released April 18, 2025 as a 132-card set (098 base + 34 secrets), and the Psychic-type Mewtwo ex — HP280, ability Power Saver, attack Eraser Ball 160+ — is one of the set’s headline reprints of the Team Rocket sub-theme. Its SAR secret-slot printing at 125/098 is the card the whole lineup is measured against.
SNKRDUNK Magazine’s set-reveal coverage flagged the SAR as “expected to make it the top chase card” of Glory of Team Rocket before release, and gamepedia’s own price ranking of all eight versions confirms it landed there — ahead of both the UR 130/098 and the later M2a SAR reprint. In our own catalog it’s recently listed at ¥123,662 (~$841) as a PSA 10 — roughly five times the price of the UR from the same set.
If you’d rather buy sealed product and try to pull one yourself, our Glory of Team Rocket pull rates & best cards guide covers box odds for the full SAR tier, and our PSA10 Team Rocket Japanese cards guide puts this SAR in context against the rest of the set’s graded chase cards.
The Rest of the Glory of Team Rocket Lineup
The base-rarity RR 039/098 is the entry point into this card — the standard non-secret frame, currently listed at ¥10,814 (~$74) (update: uitverkocht — vraag restock aan via Quick Order) as a PSA 10. It’s the copy most people pull first out of a booster box.
The SR 114/098 full art sits above the RR at about 30% more, recently listed at ¥14,111 (~$96) (update: uitverkocht — vraag restock aan via Quick Order). The UR 130/098 — the gold-etched version — is the set’s secondary chase behind the SAR, recently listed at ¥24,205 (~$165) (update: uitverkocht — vraag restock aan via Quick Order), still less than a fifth of the SAR’s price for a secret-slot pull from the same boxes.
All three copies above are recently-listed prices rather than live stock; if one of these tiers is what you’re after, you can submit a restock request via Snel bestellen. For a look at how often each rarity actually turns up per box, our SV10 Glory of Team Rocket pull rates & best cards breakdown covers the full set, not just this one card.
The MEGA Dream ex Reprint & the CL Yokohama Promo
Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex didn’t stop at Glory of Team Rocket. High Class Pack “MEGA Dream ex” (ハイクラスパック「MEGAドリームex」, M2a), released November 28, 2025, reprinted the card twice — once as a straight reprint of the base rarity at 063/193 (not in our catalog), and once as a brand-new-art SAR at 237/193.
That new-art SAR is currently listed in our catalog at ¥31,847 (~$217) — a legitimate reprint chase in its own right, but roughly a quarter of what the original SV10 SAR commands, since it’s a step behind the original in secret-slot prestige.
The 043/M-P promo is reported as a tournament prize promo; distribution unconfirmed. Market listings identify it as a CL Yokohama 2026 victory-prize (勝利賞) promo, but we haven’t been able to confirm an official pokemon-card.com source for that distribution channel, so treat the exact origin as unconfirmed. Regardless of how it was distributed, it’s currently listed at ¥25,915 (~$176) (update: uitverkocht — vraag restock aan via Quick Order) as a PSA 10, ahead of both the SV10 UR and SR.
“125/098” and “237/193” both refer to Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex, but they’re different cards from different sets with different price levels. Always check the set code (SV10 vs M2a) before comparing prices — the denominator (the number after the slash) tells you which set’s base count you’re looking at.
Worth noting: the M2a 063/193 reprint and the 237/193 SAR are not the same card in different grades — per gamepedia’s listing, 063/193 sits in the standard RR rarity slot as a reprint, while 237/193 is described as new-art in the secret-slot. Collectors chasing “the M2a Mewtwo” specifically usually mean the SAR, since that’s the one carrying its own distinct price tier rather than trailing the SV10 original.
For more on how the MEGA Dream ex reprint wave fits into the broader Mega-era card family, see our Mega Mewtwo cards guide.
The English Counterpart: Destined Rivals
The English release carrying this card is Destined Rivals (DRI), 2025. Per Limitless TCG’s database, it printed four versions:
| Set | Number | Rarity | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Destined Rivals | 81 | Double Rare | 2025 |
| Destined Rivals | 213 | Ultra Rare (Full Art) | 2025 |
| Destined Rivals | 231 | Special Art/Illustration Rare | 2025 |
| Destined Rivals | 240 | Secret Rare (gold) | 2025 |
No copy is currently listed in our catalog for English singles, so no dollar figures are quoted for these four here — but the pattern matches what we see across nearly every Team Rocket-era chase card: the Japanese secret-slot printings (SAR/UR) generally command a premium over their English equivalents, driven by smaller Japanese print runs and an earlier Japanese release date relative to the international set. Limitless TCG also lists a possible English counterpart to the M2a reprint in Ascended Heroes (ASC 79 Double Rare, ASC 281 Special Art Rare) for 2026, though that set-to-set correspondence isn’t formally confirmed.
Secondary-Market Asking Prices
We also checked snkrdunk’s marketplace for independent price context on the two SAR-tier cards and the UR. These are asking-price spreads from active listings, not confirmed sales, so read them as a directional sanity check against our own catalog prices rather than a market consensus:
- SAR 125/098 (SV10), PSA 10: asking-price range of ¥130,000–¥160,000 across three listings — in the same neighborhood as our currently listed ¥123,662 PSA 10 price. A single-listing raw (ungraded) ask was seen around ¥50,000, well below the graded figures, consistent with grading being the main driver of the spread.
- UR 130/098 (SV10), PSA 10: asking-price range of ¥23,999–¥60,000 across five listings, with the real cluster sitting around ¥24,000–¥28,800 and the ¥60,000 figure reading as an outlier. That cluster lines up closely with our own ¥24,205 listing.
- SAR 237/193 (M2a), raw A-condition (ungraded): asking-price range of ¥23,000–¥80,000 across four listings, with the real cluster around ¥23,000–¥35,000 and ¥80,000 reading as an outlier. A single-listing raw lowest ask was seen around ¥11,999.
No usable multi-listing asking-price range was available for the SV10 RR, SV10 SR or the 043/M-P promo at the time of this check, so we don’t quote snkrdunk figures for those three — our own catalog prices above are the only pricing given for them in this guide.
Which Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex Fits Your Budget
Working from the catalog table above:
- Under $100 — SV10 RR 039/098 (~$74) or SV10 SR 114/098 (~$96). Both are genuine PSA 10 copies of the original SV10 printing at entry pricing.
- $160–$220 — SV10 UR 130/098 (~$165), the M-P promo 043 (~$176), or the M2a SAR 237/193 reprint (~$217). Three different “step-up” tiers at a similar price band — pick based on whether you want the gold UR, the promo, or the new-art reprint.
- $800+ — SV10 SAR 125/098 (~$841), the set’s consensus chase and, in our catalog, the most expensive Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex printing by a wide margin.
If budget is the deciding factor rather than a specific tier, the RR and SR give you a genuine PSA 10 copy of the original 2025 print run for under $100, while the SAR is the one to save for if the goal is owning the card the set is remembered for.
Prices for secret-slot cards from a set still under a year and a half old can move as more boxes get opened and graded populations grow. If you’re buying at the top of this list, decide your target price before you shop rather than chasing the number up.
Where to Buy Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex from Japan
We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. All six printings covered above are part of the PSA 10 lineup we handle directly.
For the full Glory of Team Rocket base set, see our SV10 card list, and our Team Rocket Japanese Pokemon cards roundup covers the rest of the sub-theme’s chase cards beyond just Mewtwo. If you’re comparing this card against the wider Mewtwo lineage, our PSA10 Mew & Mewtwo Japanese cards buying guide is the next stop. For mixed orders across any of these printings, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a cart.
Veelgestelde vragen
What is the most valuable Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex printing?
The Glory of Team Rocket (SV10) SAR 125/098, recently listed at ¥123,662 (about $841) as a PSA 10. Per SNKRDUNK Magazine’s coverage and gamepedia’s price ranking, it’s the consensus chase card of the set, well ahead of the UR 130/098 and the later M2a SAR reprint.
How many versions of Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex are there?
Per gamepedia’s tally, eight Japanese printings exist as of August 2026: SV10 RR 039/098, SR 114/098, SAR 125/098 and UR 130/098; M2a RR 063/193 (reprint) and SAR 237/193 (new art); the 043/M-P promo; and a “Normal” 290/742 version from a starter-style product. Four English printings also exist in Destined Rivals (81, 213, 231, 240).
What does Team Rocket’s Mewtwo ex do in the TCG?
It’s a Psychic-type Pokemon ex with HP280, the ability Power Saver, and the attack Eraser Ball, which deals 160-plus damage.
Is the SAR 125/098 more valuable than the UR 130/098?
Yes. In our catalog the SAR is recently listed at ¥123,662 (about $841) versus ¥24,205 (about $165) for the UR — roughly five times the price for the set’s top secret-slot pull.
Where does the 043/M-P promo come from?
Reported as a tournament prize promo; distribution unconfirmed. Market listings identify it as a CL Yokohama 2026 victory-prize promo, but no official pokemon-card.com confirmation of that distribution has been captured. It’s currently listed at ¥25,915 (about $176) as a PSA 10.
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