Pokémon TCG: Krokorok #142 PSA 10 - Japanese
About Krokorok #142 AR from Black Bolt
Krokorok #142/086 AR (Art Rare) is a Japanese Pokémon TCG card from the SV11B Black Bolt expansion in the Scarlet & Violet era. This card, known as ワルビル in Japanese, is graded at PSA 10, marking it as a collector's item in absolute top condition. With its distinctive Art Rare illustration and Japanese release, the card appeals to collectors who value both aesthetics and authenticity.
PSA 10 – Top condition for collectors
A PSA 10 grading means the card is assessed to be in Gem Mint condition — without visible flaws, damage, or wear. For collectors, this grade is a seal of quality that ensures both authenticity and preservation. PSA's grading process is internationally recognized, and a card in this condition is sought after among enthusiasts of Graded cards.
Japanese Art Rare card from Scarlet & Violet
Krokorok #142 AR is part of the Scarlet & Violet era and was released in the Japanese Black Bolt expansion in June 2025. The card is a Stage 1 Darkness-type Pokémon that evolves from Sandile. The Art Rare (AR) designation indicates a special foil variant with a unique illustration, making the card especially interesting for collectors of Japanese Pokémon cards.
- Card number: 142/086 AR (Art Rare)
- Language: Japanese
- Release: SV11B Black Bolt, Scarlet & Violet (June 2025)
- Grading: PSA 10 (Gem Mint)
- Card type: Stage 1 Darkness-type, evolves from Sandile
Why choose a graded Pokémon card?
Collecting graded Pokémon cards like this Krokorok AR from Black Bolt gives you assurance of both authenticity and condition. The PSA 10 grading documents that the card is of optimal collector quality. At the same time, Japanese Art Rare cards are sought after for their unique illustrations and limited availability outside Japan. This card has no documented relevance for tournament play, but its value lies in the collector perspective and its visual appeal.
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