Pokémon TCG: Tyrunt #089 PSA 9 - Japanese

Tyrunt 089/080 AR Nihil Zero PSA 9 – Japanese Illustration Rare Pokémon card

For collectors and TCG enthusiasts seeking a unique and authentic graded card from the Scarlet & Violet era, Tyrunt 089/080 AR Nihil Zero PSA 9 is an excellent choice. This Japanese single card combines modern Illustration Rare aesthetics with professional PSA grading, making it a strong addition to any collection of Graded cards or Japanese Pokémon singles.

About the card: Nihil Zero, AR and Japanese originality

The card originates from the Japanese expansion [M3] Nihil Zero (拡張パック ムニキスゼロ), released on January 23, 2026 as part of the Scarlet & Violet era. Tyrunt (チゴラス, Chigoras) is presented here as 089/080 and is classified as Art Rare (AR) – an Illustration Rare foil with full-art artwork by Shimaris Yukichi. AR cards are known for their detailed, collectible illustrations, and Tyrunt is no exception with its vivid, fossil-inspired design.

PSA 9 grading – condition and slab format

This card is professionally graded to PSA 9 (Mint), which means it shows minimal wear and appears near-perfect. The card is housed in a PSA hard plastic slab, ensuring both authenticity and protection. The PSA 9 grade is sought after by collectors because it guarantees high quality without the minor flaws seen on lower-graded cards.

Gameplay and type

• Type: Fighting (Fighting-type)
• Stage: Stage 1 Pokémon
• HP: 100
• Attack: “Get Angry” – does 20 damage for each damage counter on Tyrunt
• Weakness: Grass ×2
• Retreat Cost: 3 Colorless
• Language: Japanese

The “Get Angry” attack makes Tyrunt an exciting choice for deck builders who want to exploit comeback mechanics in gameplay.

For collectors and TCG enthusiasts

As an Illustration Rare single from Nihil Zero, graded to PSA 9, this Tyrunt card represents both modern Japanese Pokémon art and high collector standards. It is ideal for those looking to expand their collection of Japanese Pokémon cards or seeking a specific slabbed Art Rare from the Scarlet & Violet era. See also our selection of Pokémon cards for more unique singles and graded cards.