Pokémon TCG: Slakoth #117 PSA 9 - Japanese
Slakoth AR 117/106 SV8 Super Electric Breaker PSA 9 – Japanese graded Art Rare
Here you get an authentic Japanese Pokémon TCG graded card: Slakoth / ナマケロ AR 117/106 from the Scarlet & Violet block's popular SV8 Super Electric Breaker (超電ブレイカー) set, released in 2024. The card has been professionally graded and encapsulated by PSA with the grade PSA 9 (MINT), making it an attractive collectible for both dedicated graded collectors and enthusiasts of Japanese Pokémon cards.
Card identity and specifications
- Card name: Slakoth / ナマケロ
- Card number: 117/106
- Set: SV8 Super Electric Breaker (超電ブレイカー)
- Rarity: AR – Art Rare
- Year: 2024
- Language: Japanese
- Grading: PSA 9 (MINT), encapsulated in a PSA slab
- Format: One physical graded single card
Art Rare rarity and artwork
As an Art Rare (AR), this card features a full-art illustration with foil/holo effects that highlight Slakoth in a unique and atmospheric scene. The AR rarity was introduced in the Scarlet & Violet block and is popular among collectors because these cards often showcase artistic expression that sets them apart from regular cards. Slakoth AR 117/106 is especially interesting for collectors aiming to complete their SV8 AR subset or who focus on niche Pokémon like Slakoth.
PSA 9 grading and collector relevance
This copy is graded PSA 9 (MINT), which means the card appears in near-flawless condition with minimal wear. PSA grading ensures both authenticity and preservation, making the card suitable for long-term collecting. For collectors of graded cards or Japanese Art Rares, a PSA 9 is a recognized standard that combines high quality with accessibility.
Play relevance and technical details
Slakoth AR 117/106 is a Basic Pokémon of the Colorless type (無タイプ) with 60 HP. Its attack, のんびりする (“Loaf Around”), heals Slakoth for 60 HP but prevents it from retreating on the next turn. Weakness is Fighting (x2), no resistance, and retreat cost is 2. While the card can be used in play, it is primarily a collectible due to its grading and Art Rare status.
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