Market outlook
Stable Outlook 6/10
Recent 2025 release with steady graded sales; no rapid appreciation yet, supported by consistent listings[3][4][6].
Next months. Stable with slight uptick in graded 10 stamped due to collector interest next 3-6 months.
Long term. Modest growth over 1-3 years if SV sets become vintage; depends on reprints absence.
History
Reshiram is a Legendary Pokémon from Generation V (Pokémon Black & White), known as the Vast White Pokémon and mascot of Pokémon White. It embodies truth, is the counterpart to Zekrom (ideals), and possesses the ability Turboblaze. This card depicts N's Reshiram, referencing N, the antagonist-turned-protagonist from Pokémon Black & White who bonds with Reshiram in the storyline[1][2].
First printed in the Scarlet & Violet: Journey Together set (SV09) released in 2025, specifically the German language version as N's Reshiram 167/159 Illustration Rare Full Art[1][4].
- Features a stamped 'Journey Together' variant, enhancing collectibility[1][3]
- Depicts N's Reshiram, tying into Pokémon Black & White lore with a full art Illustration Rare design[2]
- Part of the 2025 Pokémon TCG expansion focusing on Scarlet & Violet era with special stamps[1]
Rarity and print run
- Tier
- Ultra Rare
- Print run
- Medium
- First printed in
- Scarlet & Violet: Journey Together (SV09)
- Demand
- Medium
- Supply
- Medium
- Illustration Rare with Journey Together stamp increases chase status[1][3]
- Pull rate low in SV09 set (1 in ~3-5 boosters for IR)[4]
- German language slightly scarcer outside Europe
Collector notes
Condition. Check for centering on full art borders, print lines on holo pattern, edge wear from stamped variant, surface scratches on artwork, and corner dings common in Illustration Rares[2][5].
Storage. Use semi-rigid holders or top loaders with sleeves for full art cards; store in cool, dry place away from sunlight to prevent holo fading; avoid stacking without dividers[2].
Authenticity. Verify stamped 'Journey Together' texture and font; check holo pattern alignment; use UV light for counterfeit detection; compare to official scans on TCGPlayer; prefer graded by graded/graded/graded[1][2][6]
Sources: mysticalmerchants.com.au, doubleinfinitygaming.com, pricecharting.com, tcgplayer.com