Pokémon TCG: Flygon #088 PSA 9 - Japanese

Flygon 088/080 PSA 9 Japanese – Art Rare from M2: Inferno X

For collectors and TCG enthusiasts who appreciate Japanese chase cards in top condition, Flygon AR 088/080 from M2: Inferno X is a standout choice. This is an official Pokémon cards release from The Pokémon Company, issued in Japan as part of the modern MEGA era. The card is offered here as a PSA 9 (Mint) graded single – encapsulated and verified for authenticity and condition.

Details of Flygon AR 088/080 from M2: Inferno X

Flygon (フライゴン) #088/080 is an Art Rare (AR) holofoil from the Japanese M2: Inferno X expansion. The card is illustrated by Ryota Murayama and features a full-art design, highly sought after by collectors of modern Japanese Pokémon cards. It is a Fighting-type, Stage 2 Pokémon with 150 HP, evolved from Vibrava.

• Card number: 088/080 (Art Rare, AR)
• Language: Japanese
• Type: Fighting
• HP: 150
• Illustrator: Ryota Murayama
• Ability: Sand Fluttering – mills 2 cards from the opponent's deck when it evolves or is Knocked Out
• Attack: [F][F] Cutting Wind – 130 damage
• Retreat cost: 1 Colorless
• Weakness: Grass ×2

PSA 9 – Condition and collector value

This example is professionally graded PSA 9 (Mint), placing it in the upper quality tier for modern Japanese graded cards. PSA 9 indicates the card appears nearly flawless with only minimal, non-distracting imperfections. The encapsulation ensures both authenticity and protection, making it ideal for collecting, display, or further trading. For more similar cards, see our selection of Graded cards.

Unique features and gameplay mechanics

Flygon AR 088/080 is not only a visual collectible but also has interesting in-game effects. The Ability Sand Fluttering mills two cards from the opponent's deck, both when Flygon evolves and when it is Knocked Out while Active. The attack Cutting Wind deals a solid 130 damage for two Fighting energy, making the card relevant for mill/disruption strategies in Fighting-based decks.

Why choose Japanese graded Pokémon cards?

Japanese Japanese Pokémon cards are known for their print quality, exclusive artwork, and often lower pull rates for chase cards like this. A PSA 9 graded Art Rare from M2: Inferno X represents both modern collector culture and the distinct aesthetic offered by Japanese sets. This single card is ideal for those seeking authenticity, documented condition, and a unique piece for their collection.