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    Hariyama - Sun & Moon: Burning Shadows (68/147, Reverse Holo)

    English Pokémon TCG Hariyama Reverse Holo card (68/147) from the Sun & Moon: Burning Shadows set
    Average (4/10)
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    QUICK FACTS

    18

    Categories

    Trading Cards,Memorabilia,Collectibles

    Era

    2017

    Origin

    🇺🇸 United States

    Brand

    Pokémon

    Rarity

    Average (4/10)

    Discovered

    Jan 22, 2026

    1 months ago

    DESCRIPTION

    This is an English Pokémon Trading Card featuring Hariyama, a Fighting-type Pokémon, illustrated in a dynamic pose. The card is a Stage 1 Pokémon with 130 HP, evolving from Makuhita. It features two attacks: 'Push Out' for 60 damage and 'Megaton Slap Push' for 130 damage. The card appears to be a Reverse Holo variant based on the visible holographic pattern across the card text box and main artwork, with a standard holo pattern in the artwork box itself contrasting with the overall holographic foil.

    CULTURAL ECHOES

    Where This Object Echoes

    Japanese Folklore/Martial ArtsEdo Period to Contemporary

    Hariyama's design and fighting style draw heavily from the traditional Japanese sport of sumo wrestling, emphasizing strength, balance, and powerful strikes.

    HISTORICAL STORY

    The Hariyama card belongs to the Sun & Moon: Burning Shadows expansion, released in August 2017. This set was notable for introducing 'GX' Pokémon and continued the trend of powerful artwork and varied holographic patterns. Hariyama, as its name suggests, is based on sumo wrestlers and traditional ...
    The Hariyama card belongs to the Sun & Moon: Burning Shadows expansion, released in August 2017. This set was notable for introducing 'GX' Pokémon and continued the trend of powerful artwork and varied holographic patterns. Hariyama, as its name suggests, is based on sumo wrestlers and traditional Japanese martial arts, embodying strength and discipline within the Pokémon universe. Cards like this, especially their Reverse Holo variants, were part of the standard booster pack offerings and are valued for completing sets and for gameplay.

    DID YOU KNOW?

    1

    Hariyama's design is heavily influenced by Rikishi, professional sumo wrestlers in Japan, known for their large physiques and powerful attacks.

    2

    The 'Push Out' attack's effect mirrors the strategic element of sumo, where pushing opponents out of the ring is a primary objective.

    MATERIAL & CONDITION

    Surface

    The card exhibits a glossy, holographic finish across the entire surface, characteristic of a Reverse Holo variant. The main artwork area has its own separate holographic treatment. The edges appear relatively clean, suggesting handling with some care.

    Weight & Feel

    Typical for a standard Pokémon trading card, lightweight and flexible, yet firm.

    Condition

    Based on the image, the card appears to be in at least Near Mint to Excellent condition. The corners and edges show minimal to no visible wear. Centering on the front appears decent, though a full assessment requires a back image. There are no obvious creases, scratches, or surface imperfections visible, but angled light is necessary for precise surface evaluation.

    RARITY ANALYSIS

    Average55-70%
    CommonLegendary

    Typical antique shop fare. Requires some searching but regularly available. This is where most genuine antiques fall.

    Typical Characteristics

    • Standard antique shop items
    • Regularly available
    • Moderate collector interest

    EXPERT ANALYSIS

    Trading Card Market Analyst

    Card Specialist

    Confidence is high due to the clear visibility of crucial identifying markers such as the Pokémon name, set code, and distinct Reverse Holo pattern. The lack of a back image prevents a complete condition assessment, primarily for centering.

    KEY EVIDENCE

    • 1Card name: Hariyama, identifiable from the top left of the card.
    • 2Set code: 'D 68/147' visible at the bottom left, indicating it's from Sun & Moon: Burning Shadows.
    • 3Holographic pattern: The distinct iridescence across the non-artwork areas confirms it as a Reverse Holo variant.
    • 4Card type: Stage 1 Pokémon, Fighting type, with HP and attack damage clearly printed.
    • 5Language: All text is in English, confirming the regional release.

    UNCERTAINTIES

    • •A full assessment of centering requires an image of the card's back.
    • •Precise surface condition, including faint scratches or print lines, cannot be fully determined without closer, angled light inspection.

    WHAT WOULD IMPROVE CERTAINTY

    • →Provide a clear, high-resolution image of the card's back to assess back centering and any reverse side wear.
    • →Capture images under direct, angled light to highlight any subtle surface imperfections or indentations.
    • →Examine edges and corners under magnification for micro-wear not visible to the naked eye.

    ESTIMATED VALUE

    $1 - $3

    Updated: Feb 27, 2026

    • Market comparables from auctions & retail
    • Condition, completeness & craftsmanship
    • Current collector demand & trends
    • Low = quick sale, high = patient seller

    For informational purposes only, not a formal appraisal.

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