Pokémon TCG: Nymble #082 PSA 9 - Japanese

Nymble 082/080 Art Rare PSA 9 Japanese Pokémon card – Scarlet & Violet M2: Inferno X

For collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese Pokémon TCG cards, this Nymble 082/080 Art Rare from M2: Inferno X is a notable addition. The card is professionally graded PSA 9 (Mint), ensuring both authenticity and excellent condition. As a Japanese single card with Art Rare rarity and full-art illustration, it delivers exactly what many collectors look for from the Scarlet & Violet era’s MEGA expansions.

About Nymble 082/080 Art Rare from M2: Inferno X

This card represents Nymble from the Paldea region and was released as card number 082/080 — an Art Rare (AR) secret card beyond the set number in M2: Inferno X, launched in Japan in September 2025. Art Rare cards from the Scarlet & Violet era are known for their detailed full-art illustrations and low pull rates, making them particularly sought after by collectors. Nymble 082/080 is illustrated by Nakamura Ippan and printed as holofoil, which beautifully highlights the artwork.

PSA 9 grading – what does it mean?

The card has been professionally graded by PSA (Professional Sports Authenticator) and received a grade of 9, corresponding to Mint. This means the card appears nearly flawless, with only minimal, barely visible signs of handling. PSA grading is a recognized standard among collectors, and a PSA 9 provides both proof of authenticity and an attractive condition for any collection. You can see more Graded cards in our assortment.

Details and collector relevance

• Set: M2: Inferno X (Scarlet & Violet era, Japanese MEGA expansion)
• Card number: 082/080 (Art Rare, secret card)
• Rarity: Art Rare (AR), holofoil, full-art illustration
• Language: Japanese
• Regulation mark: I (Standard format, legal in Japanese tournament play)
• Illustrator: Nakamura Ippan
• Format: Single card (not sealed, not a deck, no accessories)
• Pokémon type: Basic Pokémon, HP 50, attack: Flail Around

Nymble 082/080 Art Rare is a natural choice for collectors of Japanese Pokémon cards and for those seeking a PSA 9 graded example from the Scarlet & Violet era. The card offers both visual appeal and collector relevance, and it is well suited for display or storage in a collection of Pokémon cards.