Search for this card’s set name and you’ll get three different answers. Limitless TCG calls it “Matchless Fighters.” One translation elsewhere renders it “Peerless Fighters.” Our own site’s card-list guide calls it “Twin Warriors.” All three point to the same Japanese-only expansion — set code S5a — and the same card: Galarian Zapdos V, number 076/070.
This guide sticks to what the card and set pages themselves confirm: number, rarity, release date, and card stats. It also flags the one place where our own catalogue’s internal labelling goes a step further than the source data supports — our listing tags this print “SA” in addition to its verified rarity, and that distinction matters if you’re buying on rarity terms. A PSA 10 graded example of this exact print is currently listed on our site.
Galarian Zapdos V is card 076/070 from the Japanese-only S5a expansion (released 19 March 2021), with a verified rarity of Secret Rare. A PSA 10 example is currently listed at ¥21,340 (~$134) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order).
Price conversion uses ¥159/USD (September 2026). This is our own listed price for a single graded copy, not a market average.
Galarian Zapdos V 076/070: The Basics
Galarian Zapdos V — Japanese name ガラル サンダーV — is card #76 in the S5a set, numbered 076/070. It’s a Fighting-type Pokemon V with 200 HP, part of the Galar-region reinterpretation of the original Kanto legendary bird, Zapdos, recast with a Fighting-type identity rather than its usual Electric typing.
The verified rarity on the card’s own listing page is Secret Rare. That’s the rarity we’re anchoring this guide to; further down, we cover a second label our own catalogue attaches to the product, and why we’re treating it as internal shorthand rather than a confirmed rarity in its own right.
| Field | Detail |
|---|---|
| Card name | Galarian Zapdos V (ガラル サンダーV) |
| Card number | 076/070 |
| Rarity | SR (Secret Rare) |
| Set code | S5a |
| Type | Fighting |
| HP | 200 |
| Release date | 19 March 2021 |
| 語言 | 日語 |
A PSA 10 example of this card is currently listed at ¥21,340 (~$134) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order). As with any single certified copy, that listing reflects one graded card rather than an open, ongoing print run.
The S5a Set: One Set, Three English Names
S5a was released only in Japan, which is exactly why you’ll see it under more than one English name depending on the source. Because there’s no official international release to settle the question, none of the following can be called the “correct” translation — they’re just different renderings of the same Japanese title, seen across different card databases and our own site.
| Source | English rendering |
|---|---|
| Limitless TCG (card database) | Matchless Fighters |
| This site’s S5a card-list guide | Twin Warriors |
| Alternate translation seen elsewhere | Peerless Fighters |
The reliable anchor is the set code itself, S5a, since that stays constant across every source regardless of which English title is attached. For the full checklist of what’s in the set under our own site’s “Twin Warriors” title, see our Twin Warriors (S5a) card list. If you’re weighing box openings against buying the single, our S5a pull-rate and best-cards guide covers that ground — we’re not repeating pull-rate figures here since this article is scoped to the Galarian Zapdos V single and its PSA 10 status.
SR vs “SA”: What the Rarity Label Means
The card’s source page lists its rarity in plain terms: Secret Rare. That’s the only rarity we can independently verify for this print. Our own product listing, however, tags the card with an additional internal label — “SA” — on top of the SR designation.
We’re not treating “SA” as a second, independently confirmed rarity tier. It reads as internal shorthand in how the product is titled in our system, not a rarity code that shows up on the card database’s own listing. If you’re buying specifically on rarity terms, go by Secret Rare; treat “SA” as a catalogue label rather than a graded-rarity claim.
Our current graded copy — listed at ¥21,340 (~$134) (update: currently sold out — restock requests via Quick Order) — carries this dual labelling on its product page, which is part of why we’re spelling out the distinction here rather than assuming readers already know which label to trust.
Where This Card Fits Among the Legendary Birds
Galarian Zapdos V is part of a broader collector interest in the Galar-region reinterpretations of the original three Kanto legendary birds — Articuno, Zapdos, and Moltres — each recast with a different Galarian typing across various Sword & Shield-era Japanese releases. If you’re comparing this Zapdos print against its counterparts, our legendary birds card guide looks at all three birds side by side.
Moltres has its own dedicated chase prints worth separating out from this one. Our Galarian Moltres full-art card guide covers that bird specifically — it’s a different card from a different angle of the same regional-variant lineup, not a rarity or set match for the Zapdos print discussed here.
How It Compares to Other Japanese Chase Cards
None of the three cards below are Galarian Zapdos V, and none are from S5a. They’re shown purely as scale and era reference points — a 2017 Shining-era print, a 2023 Ultra Rare, and a 2025 Art Rare — set alongside this 2021 Secret Rare so you can see how different Japanese special-rarity treatments compare visually across eras.
The takeaway isn’t a ranking — it’s that “Secret Rare,” “Ultra Rare,” “Art Rare,” and the older “Shining” treatment are distinct rarity systems from different points in the game’s print history, and none of them substitute for one another. For the Galarian Zapdos V print specifically, see the card image in the SR vs “SA” section above.
Where to Buy This Card
We ship Japanese sealed product and graded singles worldwide from Tokyo with tracked delivery. Our current Galarian Zapdos V PSA 10 is a single certified copy, so this listing represents that one card rather than an ongoing print run.
If this specific certified copy sells, or you’re after other S5a singles, other Galarian birds prints, or PSA-graded Japanese cards more generally, our Quick Order page is the fastest way to send us a request and build a mixed order. Restock requests for additional graded copies of this card also go through Quick Order. Our Japanese Pokemon card grading guide is a good next stop if you want the background on what a PSA 10 certification actually confirms before you buy.
常見問題
What is the rarity of Galarian Zapdos V 076/070?
The verified rarity from the card’s own source listing is Secret Rare (SR). Our catalogue additionally tags the product “SA” internally, but that label isn’t an independently confirmed rarity — it’s shorthand used in how the listing is titled in our system.
Is “SA” the same thing as “Secret Rare”?
No. Secret Rare (SR) is the rarity confirmed on the card’s own database listing. “SA” is an internal label our catalogue also uses for this product, but it isn’t a separately sourced or verified rarity code, so it should be read as a catalogue tag rather than a rarity claim.
Is the S5a set called “Twin Warriors” or “Matchless Fighters”?
Both names refer to the same Japanese-only set, code S5a. Limitless TCG renders it “Matchless Fighters,” our own site’s card-list guide calls it “Twin Warriors,” and a separate translation elsewhere renders it “Peerless Fighters.” Since S5a never had an official international release, no single English title is the confirmed “correct” one — the set code is the reliable constant.
When was Galarian Zapdos V 076/070 released?
19 March 2021, as part of the Japanese S5a expansion.
Where can I buy a PSA 10 copy of this card?
A PSA 10 Galarian Zapdos V 076/070 is currently listed at ¥21,340 (about $134 at ¥159/USD). It’s a single certified copy rather than ongoing stock. If it sells, our Quick Order page is the way to request another.
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