Umbreon & Darkrai GX SA: Every Printing & Price

The Chase: SA 182/173, Priced Below the Asking Floor

Tag All Stars (タッグオールスターズ, SM12a) released October 4, 2019 as a 173-card base set plus secrets, and its Umbreon & Darkrai GX Special Art — SR rarity, numbered 182/173, illustrated by guest artist so-taro — is the card collectors treat as the definitive version. Special Art prints from this era are one-off commissioned scene illustrations rather than the standard 5ban Graphics full-art template, and while they share the same SR rarity slot as the regular full art, only one printing of each exists, and the market consistently prices the SA well above its 181/173 full-art sibling.

Our own PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥385,632 (~$2,623) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). That’s notable because seven independent PSA 10 listings on snkrdunk’s marketplace, tracked as of August 2026, run from ¥419,999 up to ¥700,000 (~$2,857–$4,762), with most of that cluster sitting in a ¥420,000–¥555,000 (~$2,857–$3,776) band. Our listing sits below every one of those seven asking prices. PSA independently determines authenticity and grade, so a PSA 10 label carries the same standard regardless of where it’s purchased — the gap here is on price, not on grading.

Special Art (特別イラスト SR) prints like this one are the reason Tag All Stars carries a collector reputation well beyond a normal high-class set. Rather than reprint the standard TAG TEAM artwork in a fancier frame, the set commissioned guest illustrators — OOYAMA, so-taro, Hasuno, kanahei, and Tomokazu Komiya among them across the wider era — to draw entirely new scenes for a handful of cards, Umbreon & Darkrai GX among them. Each Special Art exists in exactly one printing, with no reprint and no direct English in-set equivalent — they sit apart from every other rarity tier in the set rather than simply stacking above the regular full art. Exact print-run sizes and pull rates for the SA slot are unofficial and unconfirmed, so no numeric figures are stated here — but the seven-listing asking-price cluster above is a reasonable proxy for how the market currently treats the card’s scarcity.

The Full Art (181/173) and the JP Starter Deck (010/031)

Two steps down from the SA sit the printings most collectors actually own. The SR Full Art 181/173 uses the standard 5ban Graphics full-art template — the same base artwork style as the regular full-art slot across the whole Tag All Stars set — and our PSA 10 copy was recently listed at ¥66,802 (~$454), roughly a sixth of the SA’s price for a card pulled from the same boxes.

Further down is the plain-art printing from the JP TAG TEAM GX Starter Set “Darkness”, numbered 010/031 and released May 31, 2019 with artwork by Mitsuhiro Arita — the same regular-art baseline that also anchors the English side via Unified Minds. Our PSA 10 copy of this one was recently listed at ¥36,870 (~$251), the most affordable graded entry point into this card’s lineup that we currently track.

Both are out of stock in our catalog at time of writing; restock requests go through our Quick Order page. For collectors building a full run of the card, the price spread across these two and the SA above is instructive on its own: three printings pulled from the same era of product, priced roughly $250, $450, and $2,600 apart, despite no difference in card text or playability.

Snkrdunk Asking-Price Snapshot

We checked snkrdunk’s marketplace in August 2026 for independent asking-price context on the SA. These are asking prices set by individual sellers, not completed sales, and should be read as a directional range rather than a market consensus:

• SA 182/173, PSA 10: seven tracked listings, ¥419,999–¥700,000 (~$2,857–$4,762); the cluster sits mostly between ¥420,000 and ¥555,000 (~$2,857–$3,776).
• SA 182/173, PSA 9: single, dated asking-price listing around ¥170,000 (~$1,156) — a single weak anchor, not a range.
• SA 182/173, PSA 8 or below: single, dated asking-price listing around ¥139,000 (~$946) — also a single weak anchor.
• SA 182/173, ungraded (C condition): single, dated asking-price listing around ¥78,000 (~$531) — matches the marketplace’s lowest listed ask for the card, and is a single weak anchor.
• HR 215/173, PSA 10: four tracked listings, ¥62,500–¥158,000 (~$425–$1,075).

The PSA 9 and below figures above are single listings rather than ranges, so treat them as rough reference points rather than firm market values. The PSA 10 SA range (seven listings) and HR range (four listings) are the two figures in this set with enough independent data points to treat as usable.

Where to Buy Umbreon & Darkrai GX from Japan

We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. The SA 182/173 is currently listed as the highlight of this lineup.

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For the rest of the Tag All Stars lineup, our Espeon & Deoxys GX card guide covers the set’s other so-taro-era Special Art sibling, and our best TAG TEAM GX cards guide ranks the wider era. If you collect Umbreon specifically, our top Umbreon cards guide and Moonbreon Umbreon VMAX value guide cover the rest of its price ladder across eras, and our Darkrai cards guide does the same on the Darkrai side — including the upcoming Mega Darkrai ex chase cards covered in our Abyss Eye (M5) Mega Darkrai ex guide. For mixed orders across any of these printings, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to build a cart.