Pokémon TCG: Nymble #082 PSA 10 - Japanese

Nymble 082/080 PSA 10 – Japanese Art Rare from Inferno X

For collectors of modern Japanese Pokémon cards, Nymble 082/080 AR from M2: Inferno X is a standout choice. You receive the card in PSA 10 — the highest grade on PSA’s scale — indicating a condition that meets even the most demanding collector standards. This is a single, original Japanese Pokémon TCG card, encapsulated in PSA’s hard case and graded as Gem Mint.

About Nymble 082/080 Art Rare from Inferno X

The card comes from M2: Inferno X, part of the Japanese Scarlet & Violet era. Nymble (マメバッタ) is a Paldea Pokémon, and this edition is an Art Rare holo (AR), illustrated by Nakamura Ippan. Art Rare cards are known for their detailed artwork and collector appeal, and Nymble 082/080 is no exception. The design highlights the Pokémon’s distinctive expression and environment, making the card an excellent display piece.

PSA 10 – What it means for collectors

A PSA 10 graded Nymble means the card is rated Gem Mint. PSA’s encapsulation protects the card from wear, UV light, and moisture, ensuring long-term preservation and maintaining collector value. For collectors of Graded cards, the PSA 10 standard is a mark of quality that makes it easy to document and showcase the card’s condition.

Technical details and collector relevance

• Card number: 082/080 (Art Rare, AR)
• Language: Japanese
• Type: Basic Pokémon, Grass-type
• HP: 50
• Regulation mark: I (Scarlet & Violet-rotation)
• Illustrator: Nakamura Ippan
• Release: M2: Inferno X, September 26, 2025 (Japan)
• Format: Japanese single card, encapsulated in PSA hard case

Nymble AR 082/080 is an established collector’s card. It’s particularly popular among collectors completing Art Rare lines from the Scarlet & Violet era or who value Japanese Japanese Pokémon cards with verified condition.

Perfect for display and collecting

This card is ideal for display, storage, or as part of a dedicated graded-card collection. While it can be used in casual Japanese decks (Regulation I), it’s primarily the artwork and the PSA 10 grading that make it attractive to collectors. Only the graded card is included—no additional items.

For more Japanese Scarlet & Violet singles and graded editions, see our selection of Pokémon cards.