Tyranitar V SR (SA) 077/070 (S5I): PSA 10 Guide & Prints, Pokemon

Tyranitar V SR 077/070: The Official Database Row

The card has two attacks and the standard rule for Pokémon V. やまなだれ (Avalanche, rendering) costs one dark and two colorless Energy, does 60 damage and discards the top 2 cards of the opponent’s deck. いちげきクラッシュ (Single Strike Crash, rendering) costs two dark and two colorless Energy, does 240 damage and discards the top 4 cards of your own deck. The rule box says that when a Pokémon V is Knocked Out, the opponent takes 2 Prize cards.

Limitless TCG’s Japanese page for S5I #77 lists the print with the same HYOGONOSUKE credit, under Limitless’s own rarity label Secret Rare. The database icon is SR. The 076/070 row also shows the SR icon, so the number and the illustrator, not the rarity, are what separate the two SR prints.

Every Japanese Tyranitar V Print in the Official Database

The official database lists seven rows for the exact name バンギラスV. Three are in S5I. The SR 077/070 row is in bold, and each set code links to that card’s database page.

How the seven rows group:

• S5I RR 046/070. The regular print, credited to Ayaka Yoshida.
• S5I SR 076/070. The full art print, also credited to Ayaka Yoshida.
• S5I SR 077/070. Credited to HYOGONOSUKE. It carries the same SR icon as 076/070.
• S-P 185/S-P. A promo credited to PLANETA Tsuji, with no rarity icon.
• SH 031/053. A row under the set code SH credited to 5ban Graphics, with no rarity icon.
• SI 263/414, two database IDs. Both rows show the same set code and number, and both credit Ayaka Yoshida. The database lists them as two separate entries.

Only three of the seven rows carry a rarity icon; the other four show no icon. For a different Tyranitar altogether, see the Team Rocket’s Tyranitar card guide and the Dark Tyranitar 30th CELEBRATION reprint guide.

The English Prints: Battle Styles and the SWSH Promo

Limitless TCG’s Japanese page for S5I #77 lists four international prints of the card (third-party data, as of September 30, 2026). Bulbapedia’s page gives the same numbers for the same Japanese rows.

Limitless lists Battle Styles #155 as the English print of 077/070, Ultra Rare, with the same illustrator credit (HYOGONOSUKE). Bulbapedia labels #154 and #155 as Rare Ultra. Battle Styles #154 credits Ayaka Yoshida and pairs with the Japanese 076/070, and #97 pairs with the regular RR print.

The Sword & Shield Promos entry, SP #109, credits PLANETA Tsuji and shows no rarity on Limitless; it pairs with the Japanese S-P 185 promo. All four English prints carry regulation mark E on Limitless. Our Japanese versus English Pokemon cards guide covers the wider differences between the two languages.

What a PSA 10 of This Print Shows

PSA 10 designates Gem Mint condition per PSA’s published grading standards; our PSA 10 meaning guide covers the scale. The identification data on a slab of this print is the same as the database row: the set code S5I, the number 077/070 and the rarity SR. The illustrator credit HYOGONOSUKE separates it from the 076/070 print, which credits Ayaka Yoshida.

Three checks apply before ordering any Tyranitar V slab:

• Number. 046/070, 076/070 and 077/070 show the same card name in the same set, and two of them show the SR icon. Only 077/070 is this print.
• The SA marking. Our listing name carries “SA” after the rarity. That is our listing wording; the official database rows do not use it, so match on the set code and number.
• Grade wording. The listing name begins “PSA10”. Listings for lower grades are different products.

For the grading side of the market, see the Japanese Pokemon card grading guide and the condition guide for raw versus PSA 10 Japanese cards. The PSA 9 versus PSA 10 price gap guide sets the two grades side by side.

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