Ayaka Yoshida’s Suicune V Cards: S7D 001/067 & 068/067, SI 092/414, S12a 024/172 (Pokémon)

Ayaka Yoshida in the Official Database

The official Japanese card database credits Ayaka Yoshida on five Suicune entries in total. Four are Suicune V cards. The fifth is an older Suicune with a different card format, LP 063/L-P (HP 90), which the database credits under the same name. This guide concentrates on the four V prints, because they are the ones collectors search for.

The older card is worth a sentence, because it shows how far the same name travels. LP 063/L-P is a Basic Suicune with HP 90 and a Poké-Body, しんそく (rendering: “Swiftness”), that lowers its retreat cost by the number of Energy attached, plus an attack, つなみ (rendering: “Tsunami”), that deals 20 damage to every Pokemon on the opponent’s side. Its sister card LP 060/L-P is credited to Hideaki Hakozaki. Nothing in our sources links the LP card to the V prints beyond the shared name, so treat it as context rather than as a fifth Suicune V.

Here is the full Suicune V picture. The database lists five entries, in three sets, and the illustrator credit is the only thing that splits them into two groups.

Comparing the three beasts is telling. In the S12a set the Entei V (019/172) and Raikou V (038/172) are both credited to PLANETA Mochizuki, so the Suicune V is the one card of the three regular Vs with a different artist. The same split holds in SI, where Entei V 056/414 and Raikou V 137/414 are Mochizuki’s and Suicune V 092/414 is Yoshida’s.

One Card Text, Four Prints

All four Yoshida prints carry the same text. The card is a Basic Pokemon V with HP 210. Its ability, しゅんそく (rendering: “Quick Dash”), can be used once during your turn if the Pokemon is in the Active Spot, and lets you draw one card from your deck. Its attack, ブリザードロンド20＋ (rendering: “Blizzard Rondo”), adds 20 damage for each Benched Pokemon on both sides. As a Pokemon V it gives the opponent two Prize cards when it is Knocked Out.

The same wording repeats on the sister cards. The Entei V and Raikou V in S12a and SI use the identical ability and a matching attack with a different name, so the three beasts form a set of near-identical Vs differentiated by type, HP and art: Entei V is HP 230, Raikou V is HP 200 and Suicune V is HP 210.

This guide does not rank the card for play. How it fits a deck is a separate question, and a printed-text comparison like this one does not answer it.

SI 092/414 in Start Deck 100

The SI code belongs to the Start Deck 100 product, whose cards are numbered out of 414. Our own listings label this product “Sword & Shield ‘Start Deck 100’”. The Suicune V in it is 092/414, again credited to Ayaka Yoshida.

It is easy to blur this product with its successor. The later MEGA Start Deck 100 Battle Collection is numbered out of 742 and carries the code MC; its Suicune is a regular card, MC 174/742, credited to Kuroimori, not a V. Our Start Deck 100 Battle Collection guide covers that later product. If a label reads 092/414 you are looking at the SI print; if it reads 174/742 you are looking at a different card altogether.

For a closer look at this print on its own, our Suicune V SI 092/414 guide goes through the starter product.

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The box above is not a Suicune V product. It is the sealed box we list whose set holds a Suicune print in the official database: S4a 033/190 (so-taro) and the secret-numbered 221/190 (Kagemaru Himeno).

The Three Beast Vs and Their Artists

Because the Suicune V prints are tied to one artist, it helps to set them next to the other two beasts. The table uses only the official database credits and HP values.

The pattern is easy to read. Mochizuki illustrated the main-run Entei V and Raikou V in both sets, while Yoshida illustrated the Suicune V in both. The secret-numbered column has a different artist for each beast. Suicune V is the only one of the three with a further print outside S12a and SI: S7D, where both cards are Yoshida’s. That is why a search for a Yoshida Suicune V leads to four cards, while the Entei V and Raikou V searches lead to cards by Mochizuki.

Our guides to the other two beasts cover their prints in the same way: the Entei V PSA 10 guide and the Raikou V PSA 10 guide.

What We List for Suicune

None of the four Ayaka Yoshida Suicune V prints is currently listed in our store, and the only Suicune V print we list is the 215/172 above. Our other Suicune listings are different cards, all offered as PSA 10 back orders — sourced to order:

The listing names, including the letters RR, SR and SAR, are quoted as our listings write them. Sourcing requests for a Yoshida print, or for any card we do not list, go through 快速訂購.

Where to Buy Suicune Cards

The Suicune V we list is the S12a 215/172 print, offered as a PSA 10 back order at ¥18,620 (~$121) — sourced to order; the product page shows the current terms. The other Suicune cards are PSA 10 back orders as well, sourced to order: the Suicune GX at ¥10,499 (~$68) and ¥33,786 (~$219), the Suicune ex at ¥8,999 (~$58) and the Old Back card at ¥252,606 (~$1,640). For a sealed product, the S4a box is currently listed at ¥21,232 (~$138).

The S12a set page is the VSTAR Universe card list, and the wider card list hub links the other sets. Sourcing requests go through 快速訂購.

For the whole family, read the Suicune Japanese cards guide and the legendary beasts guide.