Creating Jirachi MasterList Spreadsheet - Help Identifying Missing cards

Hello! Sorry if this is a longer post.

I’ve been working on creating a master set spreadsheet covering Jirachi cards across all languages for a while now, and I’ve come across a few printings that I can’t seem to find photos of online. I’m hoping someone here might be able to help!

First: Spanish Jirachi 1/95 from Liberados (Unleashed) (Reverse Holo):

The WikiDex entry has a Spanish card image, but I’m looking for a photo of a physical reverse holo copy to document the printing, and ensure the reverse version exists.

Cardmarket has regular holo copies for sale, but I haven’t been able to find a photo or listing for a reverse holo.

Bulbapedia’s Unleashed page states: “Cards in the English, German, French, Italian, and Spanish sets were also available as Reverse Holos.”

And, the official Spanish card list also states that “cards 1–11 appear in two foil versions”, which includes Jirachi, so it should be real.

Does anyone own one or know of a listing with a clear photo? An old or sold listing would also be helpful.

Next: Portuguese Jirachi SM161, the prerelease promo for União de Aliados (Team Up). I’m looking for both the regular and STAFF-stamped versions.

The image I have came from MYP Cards, but I haven’t found a clear photo of a physical Portuguese copy, so I’m not actually sure whether either version exists.

Can anyone confirm either printing or share a photo? If anyone owns either version and would be willing to sell it, I’d love to discuss purchasing it! :slight_smile:

Next: I’m missing 2 different Portuguese Reverse Holo Cards:

  • 99/181 - União de Aliados (Team Up) - listing,
  • 126/182 - Fenda Paradoxal (Paradox Rift) - listing.

I’ve found seller listings and catalogue references supporting these versions, but I’m still looking for photos of physical Portuguese copies that clearly show the Reverse Holo finish. Unfortunately, I haven’t been able to contact the sellers, as MYP Cards requires a Brazilian account and I’m unable to register from Canada.

Does anyone own any of these, or is able to discuss with the sellers on the listing to provide clear photos?

Next: I’m looking for clear photos of these 4, Play! Pokémon-stamped Jirachi cards:

  • Prize Pack Series 3 - Radiant Jirachi 120/195:
    • In French (Jirachi Radieux),
    • German (Strahlendes Jirachi),
    • and Italian (Jirachi Lucente).
  • Prize Pack Series 5 - Spanish Jirachi 126/182: the Cosmo Holo version with the Play! Pokémon stamp.

I’ve found Cardmarket listings for all the cards and contacted the sellers. So far however, only the seller with the Italian copy has replied, but he won’t be able to provide photos until Monday, so hopefully that one will be covered!

If anyone owns any of these and could share a clear photo showing the Play! Pokémon stamp, I’d really appreciate it!

Lastly: I’d like to clarify whether Jirachi V SWSH299 was released in Spanish or Italian, either as the standard-sized promo or the jumbo card, that came with the Jirachi V Box.

So far, I’ve only found photos and evidence of both sizes in English, French, and German. Can anyone confirm whether Spanish or Italian versions were also released? If they exist, I’d really appreciate a photo or a link documenting them as well, thanks!

Thanks for taking the time to read!

Any help tracking down these last few Jirachi printings would mean a lot, thanks everyone!

(Once the sheet is done, I’ll post it so everyone can take a look!)

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Just happened to stumble upon a photo of the French Play Stamp on coleka! One down, 12 to go!

  • Spanish (Jirachi, 1/95) - Liberados (Unleashed) (Reverse Holo)
  • Portuguese (Jirachi, SM161) - Prerelease promo for União de Aliados (Team Up)
  • Portuguese (Jirachi, SM161) - Prerelease promo for União de Aliados (Team Up) (STAFF)
  • Portuguese (Jirachi, 99/181) - União de Aliados (Team Up) (Reverse Holo)
  • Portuguese (Jirachi, 126/182) - Fenda Paradoxal (Paradox Rift) (Reverse Holo)
  • French (Jirachi Radieux, 120/195) - Prize Pack Series 3 (Play! Pokémon-stamp)
  • German (Strahlendes Jirachi, 120/195) - Prize Pack Series 3 (Play! Pokémon-stamp)
  • Italian (Jirachi Lucente, 120/195) - Prize Pack Series 3 (Play! Pokémon-stamp)
  • Spanish (Jirachi, 126/182) - Prize Pack Series 5 (Play! Pokémon-stamp)
  • Spanish (Jirachi V, SWSH299) - SWSH Black Star Promo (Jirachi V Box)
  • Spanish (Jirachi V, SWSH299) - SWSH Black Star Promo (Jirachi V Box) (JUMBO Card)
  • Italian (Jirachi V, SWSH299) - SWSH Black Star Promo (Jirachi V Box)
  • Italian (Jirachi V, SWSH299) - SWSH Black Star Promo (Jirachi V Box) (JUMBO Card)

I unfortunately don’t have any insight to provide on your questions, but I wanted to jump in and say it’s awesome to see someone doing this for Jirachi!!

I am also Canadian and have been working on a master set of English & Japanese Jirachi cards for a good half decade so it’s awesome to see someone else in a similar boat.

Best of luck with some of the niche languages variations!!

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Thanks! Good luck to you as well <3

Its definitely a struggle, I live in northern middle of nowhere Canada, closest card shop is 6 hours away lol. Still try my best to get what i can, when I can though, but long term for sure.

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I believe the first Portuguese set to get prerelease promos/staff was Unbroken Bonds, although someone is welcome to correct me.

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I took a look at the other 3 Promos from Team Up on the MYP Cards marketplace, I noticed they all have the Portuguese placeholder for the set on the card. However, the only card with an actual listing for a Portuguese card is the Nidoqueen SM160⁠.

I can’t confirm though, since there’s no photo on the listing.

https://mypcards.com/pokemon/produto/87917/nidoqueen

One thing I just noticed, under the card in the bottom right it says “Imagem meramente ilustrativa”, meaning “Image for illustrative purposes only.” Most likely not real then? We need someone to talk to the seller of the nidoqueen and see if that’s real, as it says it under that card too.