Pokémon TCG: Hop's Trevenant #204 PSA 10 - Japanese
Hop's Trevenant #204 PSA 10 Japanese – Art Rare from Mega Dream ex
For collectors of modern Japanese Pokémon cards, Hop's Trevenant #204/193 from M2a: High Class Pack MEGA Dream ex is one of the most sought-after Art Rare cards from the Scarlet & Violet era. Here you get the card in PSA 10 Gem Mint – the highest grade on the PSA scale – encapsulated and verified for both authenticity and condition. This single, graded card was released exclusively in Japanese and has not yet been issued in an English version, making it especially appealing to dedicated collectors.
PSA 10 Gem Mint – Highest grade for collectors
A card graded PSA 10 Gem Mint means it is assessed to be in perfect condition: sharp corners, no scratches, centered print, and a flawless surface. For graded cards this grade is crucial for both collector value and authenticity. The PSA label on this example confirms you are getting an original, professionally graded collector card – ideal for display and long-term storage. See more Graded cards in our selection.
Card details and gameplay mechanics
- Set and era: M2a: High Class Pack MEGA Dream ex, Scarlet & Violet
- Card number: 204/193 (Art Rare, AR)
- Language: Japanese
- Artwork: Hop & Trevenant in a fully illustrated Galar forest scene
- Type: Psychic (超), Stage 1 Pokémon
- HP: 140
- Attack 1: Horror Revenge – 130+ damage (100 additional damage if one of your Hop's Pokémon was knocked out by damage from an opponent's attack during their last turn)
- Attack 2: Corner – 90 damage, opponent cannot retreat next turn
- Regulation: I
- Foil: Art Rare holo-finish
- Illustrator: Not definitively confirmed (Tomowaka or matazo)
Relevance for Japanese TCG collectors
Hop's Trevenant AR is a classic chase card from a Japanese high-class set, known for strong demand among collectors. The artwork pairs Galar trainer Hop with his partner Trevenant in an atmospheric magenta forest scene – a style that makes Art Rare cards particularly popular. Because the card exists only in Japanese and has not yet been released internationally, it holds a unique position among Japanese Pokémon cards and is an obvious choice for those collecting rare, graded single cards from the Scarlet & Violet era.
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