Pokémon TCG: Hop's Trevenant #204 PSA 10 - Japanese
Hop's Trevenant #204/193 AR PSA 10 – Japanese (High Class Pack: MEGA Dream ex)
For collectors seeking the finest Japanese Art Rare cards, Hop's Trevenant 204/193 AR PSA 10 Japanese is a standout highlight. This single card is professionally graded by PSA and has received the coveted PSA 10 Gem Mint rating – the highest standard for condition and authenticity within graded cards. The card originates from the Japanese set High Class Pack: MEGA Dream ex (M2a) and is securely encapsulated in PSA’s hard plastic holder.
About the card: Set, illustration and theme
Hop’s Trevenant #204/193 AR is an Art Rare (AR) full-art holofoil Pokémon card from the Scarlet & Violet-era M2a set. The artwork depicts Galar trainer Hop together with Trevenant in an atmospheric forest scene dominated by magenta and purple tones. The illustrator is not definitively verified, as sources mention both Tomowaka and matazo – this cannot be confirmed without an official card image or datasheet.
The card is printed in Japanese and bears regulation mark “I”. It is a Stage 1 Psychic-type Pokémon with 140 HP and is part of the sought-after chase cards from MEGA Dream ex.
Technical features and gameplay mechanics
- Attack 1: Horror Revenge – [Colorless], 30+ damage. Deals 100 additional damage (130 total) if one of your Hop’s Pokémon was Knocked Out on the previous turn.
- Attack 2: Corner – [Psychic][Colorless][Colorless], 90 damage. Prevents the affected Pokémon from retreating during your opponent's next turn.
- Weakness: Darkness ×2
- Resistance: Fighting −30
- Retreat Cost: 2
The card is produced with holofoil and a full-art finish, emphasizing its visual and collector appeal.
PSA 10: Condition and collector relevance
With a PSA 10 Gem Mint grade, this card meets the strictest condition requirements – it is practically free of defects and damage. PSA 10 is a recognized standard among collectors, especially for Japanese Pokémon cards and rare chase cards from High Class Packs. As this product is a single, graded, and encapsulated card, it is ideal for both collecting and display.
Notes on edition and verification
It cannot be guaranteed whether this copy is 1st edition or a later print, as Japanese shipments are often mixed. The illustrator is not conclusively confirmed. No assessment of the card's competitive meta strength is provided, as this cannot be documented at this time.
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