Pokémon TCG: Malamar #199 PSA 10 - Japanese
Malamar 199/184 CHR VMAX Climax PSA 10 Japanese – Professionally graded collectible card
About Malamar 199/184 CHR from VMAX Climax
This Japanese Malamar 199/184 CHR card comes from the popular S8b VMAX Climax set, part of the Sword & Shield-era High Class Pack series by The Pokémon Company. The card is printed in Japanese and is designated as a Character Rare (CHR), meaning it features a unique, character-focused illustration of Malamar. The artwork is by Fumie Kittaka, and the card is a foil/full-art format, which is especially sought after by collectors of Japanese Pokémon cards.
PSA 10: Top quality for collectors
The card is professionally graded by PSA and has received the coveted PSA GEM MT 10 grade. This means the card is assessed to be in mint condition with no visible flaws, making it particularly attractive to collectors. As standard for a PSA 10, the card is encapsulated in a hard plastic “slab” with an official label, ensuring both authenticity and protection.
Details about the card and its characteristics
- Language: Japanese
- Set: S8b VMAX Climax (High Class Pack)
- Card number: 199/184 (CHR, foil/full art)
- Pokémon type: Psychic, Stage 1 (evolution of Inkay)
- HP: 120
- Attack: Rapid Strike Tentacles – 40 damage × number of Rapid Strike cards revealed from hand
- Game mechanics: Rapid Strike support, Darkness weakness, Fighting resistance, retreat cost 3
- Illustrator: Fumie Kittaka
- Format: Encapsulated in PSA slab
Why choose Japanese graded Pokémon cards?
Japanese Pokémon cards like this Malamar CHR are known for their high print quality and unique artwork, which often differs from the international releases. That the card is graded to PSA 10 not only guarantees authenticity but also maximizes collector status. If you collect graded cards or want to expand your collection with something special from the Sword & Shield era, this is an excellent choice.
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