Pokémon TCG: Pidgey #118 PSA 9 - Japanese
Pidgey 118/108 AR PSA 9 Japanese – Scarlet & Violet sv3 Ruler of the Black Flame
Here you get a professionally graded Japanese Pidgey 118/108 AR from Scarlet & Violet sv3 “Ruler of the Black Flame” — a card that combines collector satisfaction, visual appeal and documented quality. This copy is graded PSA 9 Mint, ensuring high condition and authenticity for those who collect graded cards or Japanese Pokémon singles.
About Pidgey 118/108 AR from Ruler of the Black Flame
Pidgey 118/108 AR is part of the popular Art Rare subset from the Scarlet & Violet sv3 block, released in Japan as “Ruler of the Black Flame” (黒炎の支配者). The card is characterized by its full-illustration Art Rare style, where the motif — here the classic Colorless Pokémon Pidgey — takes center stage. The illustrations in the AR series are created with a focus on mood and character, and this particular card is illustrated by Jerky, whose style adds to the card's collector value.
- Card number: 118/108 AR
- Set: Scarlet & Violet sv3 – Ruler of the Black Flame
- Rarity: Art Rare (AR) / Illustration Rare
- Language: Japanese
- Type: Colorless Pokémon, HP 60
- Illustrator: Jerky
PSA 9 grading and collector status
This Pidgey card has been professionally graded as PSA 9 Mint, which means it shows minimal wear and only very light, barely visible flaws. PSA-graded cards are popular among collectors because they arrive in a sealed, protective case with an official grade, which both secures and documents the card's condition. Pidgey 118/108 AR is a frequently graded Illustration Rare, often sought after by collectors who want to complete AR sets or focus on Japanese editions.
Why choose Japanese Art Rare cards?
Japanese Pokémon cards are known for their high print quality and early releases of new designs. The Art Rare cards from the Scarlet & Violet era, like this Pidgey, offer detailed illustrations and a visual style that differs from standard cards. For collectors who value aesthetics and authenticity, Japanese AR cards are a natural choice — especially when they are professionally graded.
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