Duraludon Pokemon Card Guide: Every Japanese Print

19 8 月, 2026 SamuraiSwordTokyo

Duraludon Pokemon card guide showing V SR SA, VMAX HR SA, VMAX CSR, and Shiny Star V Japanese prints

Two special-art versions of the same V/VMAX pairing, released in the same 67-card set, priced almost double one another. That is the shape of collecting Duraludon in Japanese, and it makes the “Skyscraping Perfection” lineup worth understanding card by card before you buy.

This guide walks through every Japanese Duraludon print worth knowing — the standard V and VMAX from S7D, their special-art chase versions, the later VMAX Climax character super rare, the 2020 Shiny Star V steel-type print, and the current-Standard reprint from Terastal Fest ex. It also covers what our own PSA 10 stock of the two S7D chase cards is currently listed at, since those are real numbers rather than estimates. We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles out of Tokyo every week, and the pricing referenced throughout this guide reflects our own live catalog rather than a generic market estimate.

If you already know you’re after a specific print, the table in the next section is the fastest way to find it. If you’re new to Duraludon’s card history, the sections that follow walk through each set in release order, starting with the one that matters most.

Key Takeaway

Duraludon has eight notable Japanese prints across four sets, headlined by S7D “Skyscraping Perfection” (2021). Our own PSA 10 stock covers both S7D chase versions: the Duraludon V SR SA (076/067), currently listed at ¥12,153 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order), and the Duraludon VMAX HR SA (083/067), currently listed at ¥22,660. For sealed product, our S7D Skyscraping Perfection Booster Box is currently listed at ¥17,850.

Printings Covered

¥22,660

Top In-Stock PSA 10

¥12,153

Entry PSA 10

2020–24

Years Covered

Prices shown are our own catalog listings as of August 2026, converted at ¥163/USD where noted.

Every Duraludon Card and Where It’s From

Eight prints across four Japanese sets, from a plain double rare to a pair of special-art chase cards released in the same expansion:

卡牌	Number	Rarity	系列	Year	Currently Listed
Duraludon V	S7D 048/067	RR	Skyscraping Perfection	2021	—
Duraludon VMAX	S7D 049/067	RRR	Skyscraping Perfection	2021	—
Duraludon V SR	S7D 075/067	SR	Skyscraping Perfection	2021	—
Duraludon V SR SA	S7D 076/067	SR	Skyscraping Perfection	2021	PSA 10, ¥12,153 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
Duraludon VMAX HR SA	S7D 083/067	HR	Skyscraping Perfection	2021	PSA 10, ¥22,660
Duraludon VMAX CSR	S8b 253/184	CSR	VMAX Climax	2021	—
Duraludon (Shiny)	S4a 291/190	S	Shiny Star V	2020	—
Duraludon	SV8a 112/187	R	Terastal Fest ex	2024	—

Two things stand out. First, five of the eight prints come from the same set — S7D “Skyscraping Perfection” is Duraludon’s headliner release, and it’s the only set to give the Pokemon a special-art version of both its V and VMAX forms. Second, the two prints we carry graded are both S7D chase versions, priced almost 90% apart from each other despite coming from the same 67-card expansion. The sections below break down what separates them.

The Headliner: Skyscraping Perfection (S7D)

S7D “Skyscraping Perfection” (摩天パーフェクト) released on July 9, 2021, with 79 cards counted in its Limitless listing against a stated set size of 67 — the gap made up of secret-rare slots, which is where both of Duraludon’s special-art prints live.

Duraludon V, S7D 048/067, RR

Duraludon VMAX, S7D 049/067, RRR

Duraludon V (048/067, RR) is a Dragon-type card with 220 HP and standard framing, illustrated by PLANETA Mochizuki. Its first attack, Metal Claw, hits for 70. Its second, Wide Breaker, hits for 140 and reduces the damage of the opponent’s next attack by 30.

Duraludon VMAX (049/067, RRR) steps up to 330 HP and carries no listed Weakness. It has an Ability that stops it from taking attack damage from any opposing Pokemon with a Special Energy attached, plus a heavy-hitting attack that does 220 damage while ignoring any effects placed on the Defending Pokemon.

Duraludon V SR (075/067) is a full-art version of the same V card — same stats, same PLANETA Mochizuki illustration style, just reframed at the SR rarity slot. Both this card and its base RR counterpart have listed English equivalents in Evolving Skies and Crown Zenith.

The base V, VMAX, and non-SA SR all share the same PLANETA Mochizuki illustration style. The V’s Special Art version in the next section is by a different artist (Naoki Saito); the HR SA’s illustrator isn’t listed in the databases we verified, which is part of what sets these two prints apart as this set’s chase versions rather than its playable ones.

Those four cards set the baseline. The two prints most collectors actually chase from this set — the special-art SR and HR versions — get their own section next, since we carry both of them graded.

The Two Chase Versions: SR SA vs HR SA

S7D didn’t stop at one special-art Duraludon. It gave both the V and the VMAX a second, alternate-illustration printing — and they sit at very different prices in our own graded stock.

Duraludon V SR SA [S7D 076/067] (Skyscraping Perfection) — Duraludon V, S7D 076/067, SR (Special Art) — illustrated by Naoki Saito, currently in our PSA 10 stock

Duraludon V SR SA (076/067) carries the same stat line as the base V — Metal Claw for 70, Wide Breaker for 140 — under a separate illustration credited to Naoki Saito. A graded PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥12,153 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) in our catalog.

Duraludon VMAX HR SA (083/067) carries the same 330 HP and attack line as the base VMAX, in the HR (Special Art) alternate-illustration slot. This particular print isn’t currently catalogued in Limitless TCG’s Japanese card database, but it turns up consistently across multiple secondary marketplaces under the same S7D 083/067 identifier, and its English equivalent — the Evolving Skies Duraludon VMAX Alternate Art Secret — is a confirmed listing on its own. A graded PSA 10 copy is currently listed at ¥22,660 in our catalog, nearly double the SR SA.

Both cards sit in the same secret-numbered tail of the set — 076 and 083 against a stated set size of 067 — which is where Japanese sets typically place their alternate-art chase prints, separate from the standard numbered run. Knowing that range is a quick way to spot a special-art card in a listing before checking the illustration itself.

Check This First

Both cards share the “SA” designation for their alternate illustration, but sit at different set-level rarity tiers — SR for the V, HR for the VMAX. For a broader rundown of how SR, SA, and HR labeling differs across Japanese sets, see our SA (Special Art) Japanese cards guide.

Beyond S7D: CSR, Shiny, and the Modern Reprint

S7D is where Duraludon peaked in card count, but it isn’t the only set worth knowing. Three other prints round out the character’s Japanese card history, spanning 2020 through 2024.

Duraludon VMAX CSR [S8b 253/184] (VMAX Climax)

Duraludon VMAX, S8b 253/184, CSR

Duraludon, S4a 291/190, S

Duraludon, SV8a 112/187

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Duraludon VMAX CSR (S8b 253/184) comes from VMAX Climax, the high-class pack released December 3, 2021, illustrated by AKIRA EGAWA. Character Super Rare is the set’s dedicated character-focused chase tier, distinct from the RR/SR/HR ladder used in a mainline set like S7D, and it’s the only Duraludon print built specifically for that pack. It carries the same VMAX stat line as the S7D original under a new illustration.

Duraludon, Shiny (S4a 291/190) is the earliest print on this list, from Shiny Star V, released November 20, 2020, illustrated by Souichirou Gunjima. It’s one of the two Steel-type Duraludon cards in this lineup (with the SV8a reprint below) — 130 HP, an Ability that moves a discarded Metal Energy onto one of your Pokemon, and a Power Beam attack for 110. It’s also the only entry here without a V or VMAX suffix, and the only one that predates S7D by roughly eight months. For more on this generation’s chase cards, see our Sword & Shield era Japanese Pokemon guide.

Duraludon (SV8a 112/187) is the newest and only current-Standard-legal print, from Terastal Fest ex, released December 6, 2024, illustrated by Takeshi Nakamura. Steel-type, 130 HP, with a 30-damage attack and a second attack that does 80 damage, plus 10 for every damage counter already on it. Unlike the S7D and S8b prints above, this one sits at a standard non-secret rarity rather than a chase-tier slot, which makes it the most straightforward entry point if you just want a current-format copy rather than a graded collectible. Its English equivalents are Stellar Crown #106 and Prismatic Evolutions #69.

Chasing Duraludon Through Sealed S7D Boxes

Because both S7D chase versions — the V SR SA and the VMAX HR SA — come out of the same product, sealed Skyscraping Perfection booster boxes are the direct route if you want a shot at either alongside the rest of the set’s pulls.

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If you’d rather see how the rest of the set’s chase cards stack up before buying sealed product, our Skyscraping Perfection best cards guide covers the wider set beyond Duraludon.

Where to Buy Japanese Duraludon Cards

We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. For Duraludon specifically, we currently carry both S7D chase versions as graded PSA 10 singles, plus sealed S7D boxes for anyone chasing a copy directly from packs.

PSA 10 Duraludon V SR SA (S7D 076/067) — currently listed at ¥12,153 (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order)
PSA 10 Duraludon VMAX HR SA (S7D 083/067) — currently listed at ¥22,660
S7D Skyscraping Perfection Booster Box — currently listed at ¥17,850

At ¥12,153, the V SR SA also fits inside the range covered by our PSA10 Japanese cards under ¥30,000 guide, if you’re comparing it against other graded singles in that price band. For anything else Duraludon-related, or to build a mixed order of boxes and singles in one checkout, our Quick Order page is the fastest route.

常見問題

What is the most valuable Japanese Duraludon Pokemon card?

Among the prints we carry graded, the Duraludon VMAX HR SA (S7D 083/067) is the higher of the two, with a PSA 10 copy currently listed at ¥22,660 — nearly double the V SR SA (S7D 076/067) at ¥12,153.

What set has the most Duraludon Pokemon cards?

S7D “Skyscraping Perfection,” released July 9, 2021, is Duraludon’s headliner set. It includes five separate Duraludon prints: the base V and VMAX, a full-art SR of the V, plus special-art SR and HR versions.

What’s the difference between the SR SA and HR SA Duraludon prints?

Both are alternate-illustration “SA” versions from the same S7D set, but the V print sits at SR rarity (076/067) while the VMAX print sits at HR rarity (083/067). They carry the same in-game stats as their non-SA counterparts — the difference is illustration and set rarity slot, not the card’s attacks or HP.

Where can I buy Japanese Duraludon Pokemon cards?

We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles worldwide from Tokyo. We currently carry PSA 10 copies of both S7D chase versions (¥12,153 and ¥22,660) as well as sealed S7D Skyscraping Perfection booster boxes at ¥17,850; other Duraludon prints can be sourced via our Quick Order page.