Lillie’s Clefairy ex Card Guide: Every Japanese Print incl. the MC 765/742 SAR

The Card: Lillie’s Clefairy ex MC 765/742 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) SAR

The anchor print for this guide is MC 765/742, from Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection. It’s a 190 HP Psychic-type ex, illustrated by Naoki Saito. Limitless catalogues it as a Special Art Rare; our own listing adds the qualifier “Style” to keep it distinct from the earlier SV9 126/100 SAR of the same card, since both share the Special Art Rare classification but come from different sets a year apart.

Its number, 765, sits well above the 742 printed on the card itself. That isn’t a printing error — it’s the same past-denominator convention used across other Japanese sets, where the on-card number reflects the set’s nominal base-card count and the highest-tier secret/chase cards are numbered above it. The set’s full Limitless card-gallery total is 774, so 765/742 is comfortably inside the true print run, just outside the number stamped on the base cards.

This print is not currently listed in our own catalogue; sourcing requests go through 快速下单.

The Set: Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection (MC)

Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection (スターターデッキ100 バトルコレクション), set code MC, released in Japan on 19 December 2025. Despite the name, it isn’t a milestone-anniversary release: it’s a sealed product built around 100 different randomised pre-constructed decks, each guaranteed at least two ex cards, with the “100” referring to that deck count rather than a numbered anniversary.

The Limitless card-gallery total for MC is 774 cards. The number printed on individual cards, such as the 742 on our anchor, is the set’s nominal base-card count — not its true full print run. Cards numbered above that nominal count, like 765/742, are the secret and chase-tier prints, the same convention used across other Japanese sets covered on this site.

For a general walkthrough of the sealed product itself, see our Starter Decks 100 Battle Collection guide, and our regular vs White Box comparison if you’re deciding which sealed version to open.

Where This Print Sits on Japan’s Chase-Rarity Ladder

Using only the rarity tiers confirmed for this card, the ladder runs Double Rare (RR) → Secret Rare → Special Art Rare (SAR) → the MC 765/742 SAR “Style.” The two later reprints — M2a 060/193 (RR) and MC 287/742 (no separate published tier) — sit at or below the original Double Rare tier rather than adding a new step; the MC 765/742 SAR “Style” anchor sits above SV9’s own SAR by virtue of its own numbering above the set’s nominal denominator and the “Style” qualifier our own listings use to keep it distinct.

Our own listing history reflects that ordering without needing a third-party price source: the SV9 115/100 Secret Rare is currently listed at ¥12,584 (~$79), while the MC 765/742 SAR anchor is not currently listed — consistent with it sitting at the top of this card’s own rarity run rather than being just another Special Art Rare repeat.

We haven’t listed a PSA 10 of the SV9 126/100 SAR recently, so it can’t be placed on this price ladder with confidence — if you’re after one, 快速下单 is the way to ask.

Where to Buy Lillie’s Clefairy from Tokyo

We ship Japanese singles and sealed product worldwide out of Tokyo with tracked delivery. The live pickup point today is our PSA 10 Lillie’s Clefairy 115/100 SR, currently listed at ¥12,584 (~$79). The MC 765/742 SAR “Style” anchor listing (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) stays up for reference even while it’s out of stock.

If you’d rather pull your own copy, the sealed MEGA Start Deck 100 Battle Collection is currently listed at ¥1,200 (~$8), with a premium White Box variant (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) at ¥50,000 (~$314). For other PSA 10 Japanese singles, browse our PSA 10 collection, and for anything not currently listed — including SV9 033/100 or 126/100 singles — the fastest route is our Quick Order page.