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Japanese Battle Partners SV9 Singles in Australia
Quick answer: Battle Partners is the Japanese SV9 expansion built on character-owned Pokémon — N's, Lillie's, Iono's and Hop's cards. This page is a singles page: individual near-mint Japanese cards from the set, priced in AUD and posted from Australian stock.
- Singles only. No sealed SV9 product is listed here, so what you see is exactly what you can buy card by card.
- Character-owned Pokémon are the theme: N's Zoroark ex, Lillie's Clefairy ex, Iono's Bellibolt ex and Hop's Zacian ex.
- The same card appears at several numbers. A card at 117/100 and the same Pokémon at 127/100 are different treatments at different prices — read the number.
- Deep set, one order. Building a themed run from this set in a single parcel means one tracking number and one shipping charge.
- Published delivery rates: Australia Post Standard A$10, Express A$15, signature on delivery A$3, and free standard shipping on orders of A$200 and over.
Ships from Australia
Australia Post Standard $10, Express $15, signature on delivery $3 extra.
Free standard shipping over $200
Applied automatically in the cart on qualifying orders — nothing to enter.
Dispatched within 2 business days
All orders are posted within two business days; delivery time then depends on Australia Post.
Sealed product & card condition
Sealed boxes are never weighed, searched or resealed. Singles ship near mint unless the listing says otherwise.
Card payment, no redirect
Visa, Mastercard and Amex are taken on this site — you never leave Mochi Pals to pay.
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Japanese SV9 Scarlet & Violet Battle Partners card list
Japanese SV9 Scarlet & Violet Battle Partners singles we currently hold in Australia, listed by card number with the live AUD price. 32 of 32 are in stock right now and dispatch from our Australian warehouse — tap any card to buy it directly.
Chase cards in this set
- 101/100MaractusArt RareA$3.50
- 102/100ArticunoArt RareA$20.00
- 103/100WailordArt RareA$5.00
- 104/100Iono's KillowattrelArt RareA$9.00
- 105/100Lillie's RibombeeArt RareA$25.00
- 106/100SwinubARA$3.51
- 107/100LycanrocArt RareA$3.00
- 108/100N's ZoruaArt RareA$10.00
- 109/100N's ReshiramArt RareA$30.00
- 110/100FurretArt RareA$10.00
- 111/100NoibatARA$5.00
- 112/100Hop's WoolooArt RareA$5.00
- 113/100Volcanion exSuper RareA$6.00
- 114/100Iono's Bellibolt exSuper RareA$30.00
- 115/100Lillie's Clefairy exSuper RareA$50.00
- 116/100Mamoswine exSuper RareA$7.00
- 117/100N's Zoroark exSuper RareA$25.00
- 118/100Hop's Zacian exSuper RareA$11.00
- 119/100Salamence exSuper RareA$5.00
- 120/100Dudunsparce exSuper RareA$7.00
- 121/100Iris's Fighting SpiritSuper RareA$25.00
- 122/100RuffianSuper RareA$6.00
- 123/100Brock's ScoutSuper RareA$7.00
- 124/100Volcanion exSpecial Art RareA$25.00
- 125/100Iono's Bellibolt exSpecial Art RareA$250.00
- 126/100Lillie's Clefairy exSpecial Art RareA$500.00
- 127/100N's Zoroark exSpecial Art RareA$240.00
- 128/100Hop's Zacian exSpecial Art RareA$70.00
- 129/100Salamence exSpecial Art RareA$80.00
- 130/100Iono's Bellibolt exUltra RareA$135.00
- 131/100N's Zoroark exUltra RareA$100.00
- 132/100Spike EnergyUltra RareA$12.50
Recommended products in this collection
Our own picks from this collection, chosen on price per pack, format and long-term collectability.
One of the set's most requested character-owned ex cards.
Lillie's Clefairy ex in the special art treatment.
Iono's Bellibolt ex — check the number for the treatment you want.
About Battle Partners (SV9)
Battle Partners (SV9) is the Japanese set that leaned hardest into character-owned Pokémon, and it is one of the deeper Japanese singles ranges we hold. Almost every card listed sits above the set total, meaning art rares, super rares and special art rares rather than base-run filler.
Because this is a singles page, there is no gamble involved: pick the card and the treatment you want from the grid above. The notes below exist for one reason — this set's numbering trips people up.
Why the same Pokémon is listed several times
SV9 gives its headline cards multiple treatments. N's Zoroark ex appears at more than one number, and so do Iono's Bellibolt ex, Lillie's Clefairy ex and Salamence ex. The number after the slash is what separates a super rare from a special art rare, and it is the only reliable way to know which version you are buying. If a listing looks unexpectedly cheap or dear next to a similar one, the number is almost always the reason. How Pokémon card prices work in Australia explains the pattern.
Buying a themed run
- Trainer-themed collectors usually pick one character and buy across the set — N's, Lillie's, Iono's or Hop's.
- Special art rares carry the full-art background; super rares are the textured ex prints.
- Everything ships near mint with no major defects unless the listing says otherwise, sleeved in rigid protection.
- Considering grading later? Read PSA vs CGC vs TAG in Australia before you handle the card.
There is no English Battle Partners box here
SV9 is a Japanese print run. If you want tournament-legal cards, buy from the English sets — English singles covers the playable equivalents. If you want the artwork, this is the right page.
Delivery across Australia
Battle Partners (SV9) is held in Australia and posted within two business days. Rates are flat and published: Australia Post Standard A$10, Express A$15, signature on delivery A$3, and free standard shipping on orders of A$200 and over. Australia Post quotes 1 to 4 business days once the parcel is scanned. Singles travel sleeved in rigid protection; sealed product ships in its own protective outer and is never opened, weighed, searched or resealed.
Building a character-owned run?
The full Japanese singles range lists every set we hold by number, which makes it easy to keep collecting past SV9.
Browse Japanese singlesBattle Partners (SV9) — buyer questions
- Do you sell sealed Battle Partners product?
- Not on this page — SV9 is listed here as singles. Sealed Japanese boxes from other sets are under Japanese booster boxes.
- Why are there two N's Zoroark ex listings?
- The set prints its headline cards in more than one treatment. The card number after the slash identifies which version a listing is, and the treatments sit at different AUD prices.
- Are SV9 cards legal for Australian tournaments?
- No — Japanese-language cards are not used at Australian organised-play events. They are collected for artwork and print quality.
- How are singles packed?
- Sleeved and shipped in rigid protection, posted from our Victoria stock within two business days with tracked Australia Post delivery.
Buying guides
- Pokémon singles buying guide for Australia
How to read a card number and rarity so you buy the exact print you want.
- How Pokémon card prices work in Australia
Why two copies of the same Pokémon sit at very different AUD prices.
- PSA vs CGC vs TAG grading in Australia
What a slab label tells you, and what it does not.
- Japanese vs English Pokémon booster boxes
Pack counts, print quality, pricing and tournament legality in Australia.
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