Which Japanese Pokémon set matches which German set?

German sets are translations of the international (English) release. To find the Japanese version of a German set, go through the English name. Below are the Japanese sets we sell, always in the order Japanese → English → official German.

Sword & Shield and Scarlet & Violet

• S12a VSTAR Universe → Crown Zenith → Zenit der Könige
• SV2a Pokémon 151 → Scarlet & Violet—151 → Karmesin & Purpur – 151
• SV4a Shiny Treasure ex → Paldean Fates → Paldeas Schicksale
• SV8a Terastal Festival ex → Prismatic Evolutions → Prismatische Entwicklungen
• SV10 Glory of Team Rocket → Destined Rivals → Ewige Rivalen
• SV11B Black Bolt → Black Bolt → Schwarze Blitze
• SV11W White Flare → White Flare → Weiße Flammen

MEGA block

• M1L Mega Brave + M1S Mega Symphonia → Mega Evolution → Mega-Entwicklung
• M2 Inferno X → Phantasmal Flames → Fatale Flammen
• M2a Mega Dream ex → Ascended Heroes → Erhabene Helden
• M3 Nihil Zero → Perfect Order → Optimale Ordnung
• M4 Ninja Spinner → Chaos Rising → Wachsendes Chaos
• M5 Abyss Eye → Pitch Black → Dunkelnacht
• M6 Storm Emeralda → Delta Reign → Delta-Herrschaft
• M6a 30th Celebration → 30th Celebration → 30 Jahre

Good to know

German packaging often puts the series first, as in Mega-Entwicklung – Fatale Flammen. The card lists are not always the same: Ewige Rivalen also contains cards from the Japanese Heat Wave Arena (SV9a), and Erhabene Helden about two thirds of Mega Dream ex. More per set: which English set matches which Japanese set.

At Kaikan Cards

We only sell the Japanese version, factory sealed. Shipping to Germany costs € 12.95, free from € 175 (14 November 2026). The set code is at the bottom of every card; how to read it is explained in reading a Japanese set code.