마티스의 거래

Market outlook

Stable Outlook 7/10

Post-release hype stabilized after initial surge; sustained interest from Iono collectors and Surging Sparks English set integration[3].

Next months. Stable with slight upward pressure from new graders; $200-400 graded 10 range next 3-6 months.

Long term. Moderate appreciation to $400+ graded 10 in 1-3 years if Iono remains meta-relevant.

History

마티스의 거래 (Matisse's Trade) is a Trainer card featuring Iono (마티스 in Korean), a popular Gym Leader from the Pokémon Scarlet & Violet era known for her electric-type expertise and vibrant personality; she first appeared in Pokémon Scarlet & Violet games and has become a staple in TCG with multiple high-rarity artworks highlighting her significance in the competitive meta.

First released in Japan as part of the Scarlet & Violet Supercharged Breaker (SV8a) set on October 18, 2024[2][3].

• SAR variant is one of the 4 Special Illustration Rare Pokémon or Trainer cards in the set's secret rares[4]
• Korean language version printed shortly after Japanese release as import for Asian markets[1]
• Part of the SV8 Super Electric Breaker / Supercharged Breaker expansion focusing on electric and stellar Tera types[2]

Rarity and print run

Tier

Secret Rare

Print run

Medium

First printed in

Scarlet & Violet Supercharged Breaker (SV8 Japan)

Demand

High

Supply

Medium

• One of only 4 Special Illustration Rares (SAR) in 32 total secret rares[4]
• Pull rate approximately 1 per booster box[4]
• Korean printing limited to import market post-JP release

Collector notes

Condition. Check for centering on the intricate SAR artwork, edge whitening from pack handling, surface scratches on the holo foil, and print lines common in Japanese high-rarity cards; avoid copies with bubble mailer dents or off-center SAR numbering.

Storage. Use semi-rigid top-loaders with sleeves in a cool, dry environment away from sunlight to prevent foil oxidation; store upright in climate-controlled binders or boxes for SAR cards to maintain artwork vibrancy.

Authenticity. Verify Japanese print quality with sharp text and consistent holo patterns; check card number 091/063 and SAR stamp alignment; use UV light for genuine foil glow; avoid fakes from Chinese reprints lacking official Pokémon Company holograms or with blurry Korean text.