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Giratina V - Origen Perdido (Special Illustration Rare) [186/196]

Front and back of a Spanish Giratina V Special Illustration Rare Pokémon card with a visible crease on the back. - view 1
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Estimated value

$180 - $260

Rarity

Rare(7/10)

Category

Trading Cards

Brand

Pokémon

Era

2022

Origin

🇪🇸 Spain

Artist / Creator

Shinji Kanda

Authenticity

Very High(85%)
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GIRATINA V - ORIGEN PERDIDO (SPECIAL ILLUSTRATION RARE) [186/196]: IDENTIFICATION

Spanish language Special Illustration Rare variant of Giratina V from the Lost Origin expansion. The card features a non-standard full-bleed illustration by Shinji Kanda, characterized by a highly chaotic, detailed 'Distortion World' aesthetic. It includes the attacks 'Búsqueda Abismal' and 'Hacer Trizas' with 220 HP. The surface exhibits the correct diagonal fingerprint-style etching (texture) typical of Sword & Shield era Secret Rares.

Compare with other trading cards in the archive: Cavallone Tropicale (Tropical Tidal Wave) - Italian 2006 World Championships Promo #36, Vegeta - Dramatic Art (Ultra God Mission 5) [UGM5-020 DA], Magikarp - Pokémon Card 151 (Special Art Rare) [080/165].

CROSS-CULTURAL PARALLELS

Where This Object Echoes

Japanese MythologySinnoh Lore (Heian-inspired)

Giratina echoes the concept of 'Oni' or fallen deities cast out to shadow realms, similar to the myths surrounding the creation of the underworld.

Ritual & Ceremonial Use

  • Highly competitive Regional and International Championships where this card was a central game piece in 2023.

Meaning Through Time

2020s

Shift from 'game piece' to 'alternative investment asset' following the pandemic-era card market boom.

SET RELEASE & PRINT RUN

Released in September 2022 as part of the 'Espada y Escudo—Origen Perdido' set, this card depicts the Renegade Pokémon Giratina in its Origin Forme. The artwork gained immediate notoriety in the TCG community for its complex composition, which deviates from traditional clean-line Pokémon art ...
Released in September 2022 as part of the 'Espada y Escudo—Origen Perdido' set, this card depicts the Renegade Pokémon Giratina in its Origin Forme. The artwork gained immediate notoriety in the TCG community for its complex composition, which deviates from traditional clean-line Pokémon art style. In the competitive meta of the 2022-2023 season, Giratina V was a cornerstone of the 'Lost Box' archetype, making this high-rarity variant a top-tier chase card for both players and collectors.

COLLECTOR INTEL

1

In the 2024 market, the Japanese version of this card (S11 111/100) often commands a premium of 50-100% over Western language versions like this Spanish example.

SCARCITY

Rare90-95%
CommonLegendary

Exceptional items that serious collectors actively seek. Only a handful appear at major auctions each year.

Rarity 7/10. Curiosa currently catalogues 18 trading cards items at rarity 7 or higher.

Typical Characteristics

  • Few examples at auction yearly
  • Specialist dealer networks
  • Strong collector competition

Confidence Factors

  • Correct diagonal micro-etching texture visible in the macro shot
  • Proper font kerning and accent marks for the Spanish translation
  • Correct light refraction on the holographic foil layer
How does authenticity detection work?

GRADING EXPERT'S TAKE

Trading Card Market Analyst

Card Specialist

Identification of the card is certain based on clear set markers and artist style. Condition assessment is high confidence due to the clear visibility of the rear crease.

KEY EVIDENCE

  • 1Set number 186/196 matches the Special Illustration Rare slot for Lost Origin.
  • 2Macro image provides 10x magnification showing authentic linen-style texture.
  • 3Visible damage on reverse (crease) is diagnostic for condition downgrading.
  • 4Holographic bleed and light pattern match authentic printing standards.

UNCERTAINTIES

  • Significant horizontal crease on the reverse side through the center.
  • Discrepancy between user-provided 'Mint' status and visible structural damage.

WHAT WOULD IMPROVE CERTAINTY

  • Place the card in a PVC-free sleeve and top-loader immediately to prevent crease worsening.
  • Verify the 'black line' ink layer on the side edge of the card stock to confirm paper sandwich construction.

CONDITION & GRADE

PSA 3-4

Grading breakdown

The horizontal crease through the Pokéball on the reverse side is a major structural defect that prevents a high grade. Visible whitening on corners and slight off-centering additional factor into the lower assessment despite the user's 'Mint' label.

Condition

The card shows a significant horizontal crease across the center of the reverse side, extending from left to right. There is visible whitening and edge wear on the rear corners, particularly the top right and bottom left. The front surface texture appears intact, but the structural damage on the back significantly affects the grade.

TRADING CARD MARKET VALUE

$180 - $260

Updated: Jun 27, 2026

Who buys this

High-end TCG collectors and fans of Shinji Kanda's abstract art style.

What increases value

  • High demand for the 'Giratina' character in the current market
  • Complex artwork which is highly favored over standard 3D renders
  • Spanish language variant which has a dedicated but slightly smaller market than English/Japanese

What lowers value

  • The horizontal crease on the back reduces the value by approximately 50-70% compared to a PSA 10 candidate
  • Whitening on rear corners further impacts professional grading potential

What makes top-tier examples

  • Perfect centering (50/50 ratio)
  • Zero surface scratches or print lines
  • Flawless edges with no micro-chipping

Grade & condition

Centering, surface print lines, edge whitening, and structural integrity (creases).

Rarity & demand

RareHigh demandSells quickly
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YOUR INPUT VS. SCAN

How your provided context compares with Curiosa.com scanner findings.

What Aligned

  • User specified Spanish language - confirmed by card text 'Búsqueda Abismal' and set logo.
  • User identified as Pokémon TCG - confirmed by visual branding and card design.

What Conflicted

  • User specified 'Mint' condition - visual evidence shows a large horizontal crease on the reverse and corner whitening, which categorizes this as 'Lightly Played' to 'Damaged' in professional grading terms.

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