Rarity breakdown
Rarest at the top.
Ultra Rare (UR)3
Hyper Rare (HR)4
Super Rare (SR)8
Double Rare (RR)4
Rare7
Uncommon16
Common24
No rarity symbol4
19 of the 70 cards are holo or rarer.
Night Unison Japanese set card list
All 70 cards in the Japanese Night Unison set, rarest first, from the 3 Ultra Rare (UR)s down to the 24 Commons. 55 cards in the main set and 15 secret rares numbered past 55.
Night Unison in numbers
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Most seen in this set
41 different Pokémon appear. These show up the most.
Greninja beats Gardevoir, 5 cards to 4
Pokémon by type
52 Pokémon cards across 8 types.
Fairy11
Darkness9
Grass8
Lightning8
Water7
Fighting4
Colorless4
Psychic1
Which generation they come from
Different Pokémon in the set, by the generation they first appeared in.
161
52
33
34
15
86
57
8
9
Gen 1 has the most: 16
Who drew them
43 illustrators worked on these cards.
5ban Graphics10
Yoshinobu Saito3
Toyste Beach3
Ken Sugimori3
Studio Bora Inc.2
Mitsuhiro Arita2
What kind of cards
Pokémon 52Trainer 18
Card forms
Special kinds of Pokémon card in the set.
GX14
Against the rest of Sun & Moon
Cards per set, Night Unison highlighted.
GX Ultra Shiny250
TAG TEAM GX: Tag All Stars226
GX Battle Boost125
Tag Bolt118
Alter Genesis117
Double Blaze116
Miracle Twin115
Sky-Splitting Charisma112
Super-Burst Impact111
Forbidden Light110
Champion Road86
Shining Legends82
Remix Bout80
Ultra Moon78
Ultra Sun78
Dream League75
Collection Moon73
Collection Sun73
Strength Expansion Pack Sun & Moon73
Thunderclap Spark73
Facing a New Trial70
Night Unison70
Full Metal Wall69
GG End69
Sky Legend69
Dragon Storm66
Dark Order65
To Have Seen the Battle Rainbow64
Darkness that Consumes Light64
Ultra Force63
Fairy Rise63
Islands Await You62
Ultradimensional Beasts62
Awakened Heroes62
Alolan Moonlight55
Every card, rarest first
Ultra Rare (UR)
3
3 cards, numbered 68 to 70, past the main set: all Trainer and Energy cards.
Hyper Rare (HR)
44 cards, numbered 64 to 67, past the main set: 4 Pokémon cards.
Super Rare (SR)
8
8 cards, numbered 56 to 63, past the main set: 6 Pokémon cards and 2 Trainer or Energy cards.
Double Rare (RR)
4
4 cards, in the main set: 4 Pokémon cards.
Rare
77 cards, in the main set: 7 Pokémon cards.
Uncommon
16
16 cards, in the main set: 8 Pokémon cards and 8 Trainer or Energy cards.
Common
24
24 cards, in the main set: 23 Pokémon cards and 1 Trainer or Energy card.
No rarity symbol
4
4 cards, in the main set: all Trainer and Energy cards. Japanese high-class sets print their regular cards without one.
| No. | Card | Rarity | Type | Illustrator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 068/055 | Electromagnetic Radar | Ultra Rare (UR) | Trainer | Yoshinobu Saito |
| 069/055 | Pokégear 3.0 | Ultra Rare (UR) | Trainer | Studio Bora Inc. |
| 070/055 | Aether Paradise Conservation Area | Ultra Rare (UR) | Trainer | 5ban Graphics |
| 064/055 | Venomoth-GX | Hyper Rare (HR) | Grass | 5ban Graphics |
| 065/055 | Dedenne-GX | Hyper Rare (HR) | Lightning | 5ban Graphics |
| 066/055 | Greninja & Zoroark-GX | Hyper Rare (HR) | Darkness | 5ban Graphics |
| 067/055 | Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX | Hyper Rare (HR) | Fairy | 5ban Graphics |
| 056/055 | Venomoth-GX | Super Rare (SR) | Grass | 5ban Graphics |
| 057/055 | Dedenne-GX | Super Rare (SR) | Lightning | 5ban Graphics |
| 058/055 | Greninja & Zoroark-GX | Super Rare (SR) | Darkness | 5ban Graphics |
| 059/055 | Greninja & Zoroark-GX | Super Rare (SR) | Darkness | kodama |
| 060/055 | Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX | Super Rare (SR) | Fairy | 5ban Graphics |
| 061/055 | Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX | Super Rare (SR) | Fairy | Atsuko Nishida |
| 062/055 | Janine | Super Rare (SR) | Trainer | Hideki Ishikawa |
| 063/055 | Koga's Trap | Super Rare (SR) | Trainer | TOKIYA |
| 002/055 | Venomoth-GX | Double Rare (RR) | Grass | 5ban Graphics |
| 016/055 | Dedenne-GX | Double Rare (RR) | Lightning | PLANETA Igarashi |
| 025/055 | Greninja & Zoroark-GX | Double Rare (RR) | Darkness | Mitsuhiro Arita |
| 031/055 | Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX | Double Rare (RR) | Fairy | Mitsuhiro Arita |
| 011/055 | Kyurem | Rare | Water | Anesaki Dynamic |
| 018/055 | Vikavolt | Rare | Lightning | Hasuno |
| 019/055 | Zeraora | Rare | Lightning | kawayoo |
| 020/055 | Marshadow | Rare | Psychic | chibi |
| 028/055 | Greninja | Rare | Darkness | Yusuke Ohmura |
| 030/055 | Malamar | Rare | Darkness | Yusuke Ohmura |
| 036/055 | Togekiss | Rare | Fairy | Kagemaru Himeno |
| 005/055 | Victreebel | Uncommon | Grass | Anesaki Dynamic |
| 010/055 | Seaking | Uncommon | Water | Midori Harada |
| 015/055 | Raichu | Uncommon | Lightning | Shin Nagasawa |
| 022/055 | Quagsire | Uncommon | Fighting | kirisAki |
| 027/055 | Sharpedo | Uncommon | Darkness | Tomokazu Komiya |
| 033/055 | Clefable | Uncommon | Fairy | Suwama Chiaki |
| 038/055 | Aromatisse | Uncommon | Fairy | Saya Tsuruta |
| 042/055 | Lickilicky | Uncommon | Colorless | sui |
| 043/055 | Electromagnetic Radar | Uncommon | Trainer | Yoshinobu Saito |
| 045/055 | Pokégear 3.0 | Uncommon | Trainer | Studio Bora Inc. |
| 046/055 | Stealthy Hood | Uncommon | Trainer | Ryo Ueda |
| 047/055 | Fairy Charm Lightning | Uncommon | Trainer | Toyste Beach |
| 048/055 | Fairy Charm Ability | Uncommon | Trainer | Toyste Beach |
| 049/055 | Janine | Uncommon | Trainer | Ken Sugimori |
| 050/055 | Koga's Trap | Uncommon | Trainer | Megumi Mizutani |
| 051/055 | Lt. Surge's Strategy | Uncommon | Trainer | Megumi Mizutani |
| 001/055 | Venonat | Common | Grass | kirisAki |
| 003/055 | Bellsprout | Common | Grass | Ken Sugimori |
| 004/055 | Weepinbell | Common | Grass | otumami |
| 006/055 | Grubbin | Common | Grass | Yuka Morii |
| 007/055 | Tentacool | Common | Water | Shin Nagasawa |
| 008/055 | Tentacruel | Common | Water | Shigenori Negishi |
| 009/055 | Goldeen | Common | Water | Naoyo Kimura |
| 012/055 | Froakie | Common | Water | Kyoko Umemoto |
| 013/055 | Frogadier | Common | Water | Satoshi Shirai |
| 014/055 | Pikachu | Common | Lightning | nagimiso |
| 017/055 | Charjabug | Common | Lightning | Sekio |
| 021/055 | Wooper | Common | Fighting | tetsuya koizumi |
| 023/055 | Gligar | Common | Fighting | Ken Sugimori |
| 024/055 | Gliscor | Common | Fighting | Mizue |
| 026/055 | Carvanha | Common | Darkness | SATOSHI NAKAI |
| 029/055 | Inkay | Common | Darkness | Naoyo Kimura |
| 032/055 | Clefairy | Common | Fairy | 313 |
| 034/055 | Togepi | Common | Fairy | Sekio |
| 035/055 | Togetic | Common | Fairy | sui |
| 037/055 | Spritzee | Common | Fairy | MAHOU |
| 039/055 | Rattata | Common | Colorless | Eri Yamaki |
| 040/055 | Raticate | Common | Colorless | Shigenori Negishi |
| 041/055 | Lickitung | Common | Colorless | Yukiko Baba |
| 044/055 | Surprise Box | Common | Trainer | Ryo Ueda |
| 052/055 | Electropower | No rarity symbol | Trainer | Ayaka Yoshida |
| 053/055 | Enhanced Hammer | No rarity symbol | Trainer | Yoshinobu Saito |
| 054/055 | Max Potion | No rarity symbol | Trainer | Toyste Beach |
| 055/055 | Guzma | No rarity symbol | Trainer | Masakazu Fukuda |
Questions about the Night Unison card list
How many cards are in the Night Unison set list?
70 cards in all: 55 in the main set, plus 15 secret rares numbered 56 to 70. That's 52 Pokémon and 18 Trainers in the full Japanese card list.
What are the best hits in Night Unison?
The ones everyone hopes for are the 3 gold Ultra Rares (UR), and the star of the show is the golden Electromagnetic Radar (068/055). Just behind them are 4 Hyper Rares (HR), plus 8 Super Rares (SR).
When did Night Unison come out?
Night Unison was released in Japan on 11 January 2019, in the Sun & Moon era. It came out between Tag Bolt and Full Metal Wall.
What do UR, SR and HR mean on Night Unison cards?
They're the rarity codes printed on Japanese cards, and they don't line up neatly with the English ones. In this set you'll find 3 UR (Ultra Rare, the gold cards), 4 HR (Hyper Rare), 8 SR (Super Rare) and 4 RR (Double Rare). The one that catches people out: a Japanese UR is a gold card, not the silver full art it would be in English.
Which Pokémon are in Night Unison?
A whopping 41 different Pokémon! Greninja shows up the most, with 5 cards. Fairy is the busiest type in the set, with 11 cards.
About this card list
Night Unison is a Japanese Sun & Moon set released on 11 January 2019. Its card list has 70 cards: 52 Pokémon, 18 Trainers and 0 Energy cards, drawn by 43 illustrators.
Japanese rarities are shown with the letters printed on the cards (SAR, AR, SR and so on). They are not the same as the English rarities: a Japanese Ultra Rare (UR) is the gold card.
The list above starts with the rarest cards and works down to the most common. Switch to the List tab to see every card as one table with its number, rarity, type and illustrator.
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