Pokémon TCG: Nymble #082 PSA 10 - Japanese
Nymble #082/080 Art Rare PSA 10 Japanese Pokémon card – Inferno X (M2)
For collectors and dedicated TCG enthusiasts, Nymble #082/080 Art Rare PSA 10 from Inferno X (M2) is a standout card from the Scarlet & Violet era. This Japanese single card has been professionally graded PSA 10 – the highest rating on the PSA scale – and comes in an official PSA case. Here you get a rare Art Rare card with a unique illustration and pristine condition.
About Nymble #082/080 Art Rare from Inferno X
The card originates from the Japanese Inferno X set (M2), released in 2025 as part of the Scarlet & Violet era. Nymble is a Grass-type Basic Pokémon from the Paldea region, and this edition bears the card number 082/080 – an overnumbered “secret” Art Rare that can be pulled randomly from booster packs. The illustrations were created by Nakamura Ippan and present Nymble in a detailed Art Rare design with holo foil effect.
PSA 10 – What does it mean for collectors?
This specimen is graded by PSA and has achieved PSA 10, indicating a “Gem Mint” condition with no visible flaws or wear. PSA 10 is the most sought-after grade among collectors and documents the card’s authenticity, quality, and preservation value.
Gameplay relevance and technical details
- Type: Grass Basic Pokémon
- HP: 50
- Attack: Flail Around – flip 3 coins, 10 damage per “heads”
- Weakness: Fire x2
- Retreat: 1 Colorless
- Regulation mark: I (legal in recent Japanese standard formats)
- Language: Japanese
- Rarity: Art Rare (AR) holo foil
With regulation mark I and its Grass type, the card is relevant for players building Paldea- or Grass-based decks in the Scarlet & Violet format.
A unique collectible card
This product consists of one individually graded card – not a bundle or sealed product. Nymble AR #082/080 is a sought-after Art Rare, making it an ideal choice for collectors looking for something special from Japanese Pokémon cards or browsing our selection of Graded cards. You can also explore the full range of Pokémon cards for more rare and graded specimens.
