Pokémon TCG: Dusknoir #198 PSA 9 - Japanese
Dusknoir 198/184 CHR VMAX Climax PSA 9 Japanese – graded Character Rare
For collectors who appreciate Japanese graded cards and unique Character Rare releases, this single card is a strong example of what the VMAX Climax series from the Sword & Shield era offers. Here you get Dusknoir 198/184 CHR from the Japanese high class set VMAX Climax (S8b), professionally graded as PSA 9 (Mint) by PSA. The card is a Japanese single card and is not provided as a sealed product, booster, or deck.
About Dusknoir 198/184 CHR from VMAX Climax
Dusknoir 198/184 is a Character Rare (CHR) variant, characterized by its foil finish and the distinctive illustration by Megumi Higuchi. CHR cards from VMAX Climax are popular among collectors for their full-art design, where Pokémon and trainer appear together. This card is printed in Japanese and is part of the Sword & Shield era's VMAX Climax set from 2021. Dusknoir appears here as a Psychic-type, Stage 2, with 150 HP.
Technical details and card features
- Card number: 198/184 CHR (VMAX Climax S8b)
- Type: Psychic, Stage 2
- HP: 150
- Ability: Spectral Breach – changes all Special Energy in play to Colorless and removes their other effects
- Attack: Spooky Shot (120 damage)
- Illustrator: Megumi Higuchi
- Language: Japanese
- Finish: Foil, Character Rare
Grading and collector relevance
The card is graded PSA 9, which corresponds to Mint condition. PSA-graded cards are recognized for their objective assessment of condition and authenticity, making them sought after by collectors. Dusknoir 198/184 CHR is often registered in grading databases and is seen as part of the active grading and collecting culture surrounding the VMAX Climax set. The combination of CHR status, Japanese language, and foil finish makes this card an obvious choice for collectors focused on Graded cards and Japanese Pokémon cards.
As a single card from VMAX Climax, Dusknoir 198/184 CHR is a technically and visually interesting collector's item that represents both the character-card tradition and Japanese TCG culture. See also our selection of Pokémon cards for more Japanese and graded variants.
