Wicke doesn’t get a long print run. Where other Sun & Moon-era Supporters show up across half a dozen sets and starter decks, Wicke’s Japanese card history comes down to one expansion pack, two rarities, and a single starter-deck reprint of the same artwork.
That short list makes her easy to collect completely — and it means the Secret Rare full-art version carries almost all of the value in the lineup. There’s no sprawling reprint tree to sort through, no competing rarity codes to double-check against a card database, and no guesswork about which print is the “real” chase card. This guide covers every confirmed Wicke print, what separates the base card from the SR, and where Wicke fits alongside the rest of the Aether Foundation cast on the Japanese secondary market. We ship Japanese sealed product and singles out of Tokyo every week, and the pricing here reflects our own catalog.
Wicke has three confirmed Japanese prints: a base Supporter card, a Secret Rare full art, and a starter-deck reprint of the base artwork. All three come from 扩展包 “Light Consuming Darkness” (SM3N, June 2017) — internationally localized as Burning Shadows. Our PSA 10 Wicke 057/051 SR is currently listed at ¥54,590 (~$335) (更新：当前售罄 — 可通过 Quick Order 申请补货).
Pricing reflects our own catalog as of August 2026, converted at ¥163/USD.
Every Wicke Card and What It Is
Official card-search records return exactly three Wicke prints, all built around the same Supporter effect:
| 卡牌 | Number | Rarity | 系列 | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wicke | SM3N 050/051 | Regular | Light Consuming Darkness (Burning Shadows) | 2017 |
| Wicke | SM3N 057/051 | SR | Light Consuming Darkness (Burning Shadows) | 2017 |
| Wicke | 123/131 | Reprint | Sun & Moon GX Starter Decks | SM era |
There’s no branching print history to untangle here the way there is with characters who span five or six sets — Wicke’s entire Japanese card catalog is one expansion pack plus one starter-deck reprint of the same illustration. That makes the SR the whole story on value, which is exactly why it’s the card carrying our stock anchor price above.
For collectors used to chasing characters with a dozen prints across multiple eras, a three-card catalog is refreshingly finite: complete the set, and there’s nothing left to hunt down later. It also means new copies rarely surface from unexpected sources — if a Wicke card enters circulation, it’s almost certainly one of these three, which keeps identification simple even for buyers new to Sun & Moon-era Japanese cards.
The Base Print: SM3N 050/051
![Wicke [SM3N 050/051] (Light Consuming Darkness / Burning Shadows)](https://samuraiswordtokyo.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/img_wicke_sm3n_50_r_jp_09177fb80c4b-1.webp)
Wicke debuted in 扩展包 “Light Consuming Darkness” (SM3N), which released in Japan on June 16, 2017 and was later localized internationally as Burning Shadows (127/147). She’s a Supporter, illustrated by take, with an effect built around resetting your hand: both players count the cards in their hand, shuffle all of them back into the deck, and then draw that many cards again. It’s a symmetrical hand-refresh effect rather than a one-sided advantage card — useful for digging toward a specific piece when your own hand has gone stale, at the cost of giving your opponent the same reset.
As a Supporter rather than a Pokemon, Wicke sits in the same collecting lane as the rest of the trainer-card cast from this era. If you’re building out a broader set of Sun & Moon-era Supporters and full arts, our PSA 10 trainer cards guide covers how that category has been trading in graded form.
The Full Art: SM3N 057/051 Secret Rare
![Wicke [SM3N 057/051] SR (Light Consuming Darkness / Burning Shadows)](https://samuraiswordtokyo.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/img_wicke_sm3n_57_r_jp_42494681404d-1.webp)
The Secret Rare printing carries the same card number range but a different card, in the pattern typical of Sun & Moon-era secret slots: card 057 in a 051-card base set. It’s a separate full-art illustration by Naoki Saito — a different artist from the base print’s take — and it corresponds to the English-language Burning Shadows 147/147 full art. The card text and Supporter effect are identical to the base version; the SR changes the artwork and rarity slot, not the mechanics.
This is the print worth grading if you’re chasing Wicke specifically. Our PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥54,590 (~$335) (更新：当前售罄 — 可通过 Quick Order 申请补货), which puts it squarely in the same bracket we cover in our PSA 10 Japanese cards guide for the ¥30,000–¥100,000 range.
Both the base print and the SR share the same card name and Supporter effect. The set stamp and card number in the corner — 050/051 versus 057/051 — are what tell them apart, not the text box.
状态 matters more on the SR than on the base print. Full-art cards of this era are condition-sensitive, which is why the copy we carry is PSA-graded.
The Starter Deck Reprint: 123/131
Wicke’s third confirmed print is a reprint at card number 123/131, using the same illustration as the SM3N 050/051 base card, again credited to take. Official records list it across several Sun & Moon GX Starter Decks from the period. This reprint doesn’t introduce a new illustration or a new card effect — it’s the same base-print artwork packaged into starter-deck configurations rather than booster packs, which is a common way Sun & Moon-era Supporters got a second distribution channel beyond the expansion they debuted in.
For collectors, the starter-deck print is the accessible entry point if you just want a physical copy of the artwork without chasing the SR. It doesn’t currently carry a separate stock listing on our site, so it isn’t part of the pricing anchor above — the SR remains the print worth tracking for value. For more on how the Sun & Moon era’s booster sets and starter decks fit together, see our Sun & Moon era Japanese Pokemon guide.
Wicke and the Aether Foundation Cast
With only three prints to her name, Wicke’s Japanese card catalog is a short read on its own — but she isn’t the only Aether Foundation figure the Sun & Moon era turned into a Supporter card. Lusamine, printed the same year in 扩展包 “Beasts from the Ultradimension” (SM4A, September 2017 — localized as Crimson Invasion), follows a near-identical pattern: a base print and a Secret Rare full art from the same set, released about three months after Wicke’s debut.
![Lusamine [SM4A 047/050] (Beasts from the Ultradimension / Crimson Invasion)](https://samuraiswordtokyo.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/img_wicke_sm4a_47_r_jp_4b250cabf049-1.webp)
![Lusamine [SM4A 055/050] SR (Beasts from the Ultradimension / Crimson Invasion)](https://samuraiswordtokyo.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/img_wicke_sm4a_55_r_jp_5c01bc5951fe-1.webp)
The base Lusamine card (047/050) is a Supporter built around recovery: show up to two Supporter and Stadium cards combined from your discard pile to your opponent, then add them to your hand — a resource-recycling effect, distinct from Wicke’s hand-reset. The Secret Rare (055/050) carries the same effect in full-art form, illustrated by Megumi Mizutani. Lusamine’s card history goes further than Wicke’s from there, with additional reprints across GX Battle Boost, GX Ultra Shiny, a Sky Legend reprint, and a Prism Star version further into the Ultra Series — we cover the full run in our Lusamine Pokemon cards guide.
For a set collector, Wicke and Lusamine make a natural pair to chase together: both are Sun & Moon-era Aether Foundation Supporters, both center their value on a Secret Rare full art from their debut set, and both sit in the same broader wave of trainer-card full arts that has kept demand steady well past the original 2017 print run.
Where to Buy Wicke Pokemon Cards from Japan
We ship Japanese sealed product and singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Wicke’s SR is the print we currently carry as a graded single — the fastest way to add it to your collection is directly through the product listing below, or through our Quick Order page if you’re building a mixed order alongside other Sun & Moon-era Supporters or Aether Foundation cards like Lusamine.
Chasing the wider Aether Foundation lineup? Our PSA 10 Lusamine 055/050 SR (更新：当前售罄 — 可通过 Quick Order 申请补货) is listed alongside Wicke, or use our Quick Order page to combine both in a single checkout.
常见问题
How many Wicke Pokemon cards are there?
Three confirmed prints: the base Supporter card (SM3N 050/051), the Secret Rare full art (SM3N 057/051), and a starter-deck reprint of the base artwork (123/131) across several Sun & Moon GX Starter Decks.
What set is Wicke’s card from?
Both her base print and SR come from 扩展包 “Light Consuming Darkness” (SM3N), released in Japan on June 16, 2017 and localized internationally as Burning Shadows.
How much is PSA 10 Wicke 057/051 SR worth?
Our PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥54,590 (about $335 at ¥163/USD).
What does Wicke’s card do?
Both players count the cards in their hand, shuffle all of them back into their deck, and draw that many cards again — a symmetrical hand-reset effect, identical on both the base print and the SR.
Are there other Aether Foundation Pokemon cards to collect alongside Wicke?
Yes — Lusamine, printed later the same year in the Beasts from the Ultradimension expansion, follows a similar base-print-plus-Secret-Rare pattern and has a longer print history overall. See our Lusamine Pokemon cards guide for the full lineup.
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