ロトムex STANDARD PSA 10
Mega Charizard ex Mewtwo · Japanese Print · Card #096
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Japanese version
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We source Japanese PSA 10 copies separately — typical turnaround 7–14 days once someone requests this language.
Card Background & Set Context
Rotom debuted in Pokemon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum (Sinnoh region, 2006-2008) as a Ghost/Electric Pokemon with rotational form-changing mechanic — possessing different appliances to gain different secondary typings (Wash for Water, Heat for Fire, Fan for Flying, Frost for Ice, Mow for Grass). The species' multi-form aesthetic created persistent collector appeal. In TCG terms, Rotom has appeared across multiple eras with various ex/V/VMAX prints. M2 (Mega Charizard ex Mewtwo, January 2025) launched the Mega cycle with Rotom appearing at slot 096 in SR ex rarity.
Investment Analysis
Rotom ex SR M2-096 sits in the Super Rare ex tier of M2 (January 2025 Japan release). SR ex tier cards in M2 have shown strong fresh-print appreciation — the Mega cycle's launch set generated significant initial demand for chase pulls including SR ex variants. Rotom specifically has a niche but engaged collector base due to its multi-form mechanic (Wash, Heat, Fan, Frost, Mow Rotom forms). Estimated PSA 10 trajectory tracks 100-250% over 12-month fresh-print scarcity windows. Investment view: high-conviction SR hold with M2 launch-set fresh-print premium and Rotom-collector niche demand.
Risks to Watch
Risks: (1) M2 was high-print-volume launch set — fresh-print scarcity will compress over time; (2) Rotom collector demand is niche — narrower than franchise-favourite Pokemon; (3) SR tier ceiling below SAR/UR equivalents; (4) Mega-cycle rotation in 2027 estimated may compress play-format premium.
Global Market Comparison
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Price History (90 days)
Card Background & Set Context
Rotom debuted in Pokemon Diamond/Pearl/Platinum (Sinnoh region, 2006-2008) as a Ghost/Electric Pokemon with rotational form-changing mechanic — possessing different appliances to gain different secondary typings (Wash for Water, Heat for Fire, Fan for Flying, Frost for Ice, Mow for Grass). The species' multi-form aesthetic created persistent collector appeal. In TCG terms, Rotom has appeared across multiple eras with various ex/V/VMAX prints. M2 (Mega Charizard ex Mewtwo, January 2025) launched the Mega cycle with Rotom appearing at slot 096 in SR ex rarity.
Investment Analysis
Rotom ex SR M2-096 sits in the Super Rare ex tier of M2 (January 2025 Japan release). SR ex tier cards in M2 have shown strong fresh-print appreciation — the Mega cycle's launch set generated significant initial demand for chase pulls including SR ex variants. Rotom specifically has a niche but engaged collector base due to its multi-form mechanic (Wash, Heat, Fan, Frost, Mow Rotom forms). Estimated PSA 10 trajectory tracks 100-250% over 12-month fresh-print scarcity windows. Investment view: high-conviction SR hold with M2 launch-set fresh-print premium and Rotom-collector niche demand.
Japanese vs English & Variants
Rotom print history includes: (1) Rotom-V from various SS-era sets, (2) Rotom VMAX with form-cycling mechanic representations, (3) M2-096 SR ex (this card, fresh Mega-cycle print). The SR tier sits below SAR/UR equivalents but represents accessible chase pulls in M2's chase queue. Compared to other M2 SR cards, Rotom ex SR trades at moderate premiums depending on Pokemon-specific demand.
Authentication & Cert Verification
M2 SR ex authentication: (1) full-art SR illustration treatment, (2) SR rarity gold-star indicator bottom-right, (3) Mega-cycle SV-era reverse stock weight, (4) M2 set logo and identifier, (5) ex-tier holographic foil pattern. Centring is the dominant grading constraint for SV-era SR/ex prints.
Risks to Watch
Risks: (1) M2 was high-print-volume launch set — fresh-print scarcity will compress over time; (2) Rotom collector demand is niche — narrower than franchise-favourite Pokemon; (3) SR tier ceiling below SAR/UR equivalents; (4) Mega-cycle rotation in 2027 estimated may compress play-format premium.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Rotom's form-change mechanic?
Rotom changes form by possessing different appliances (Wash/Heat/Fan/Frost/Mow), gaining different secondary typings — introduced in Pokemon Platinum (2008).
Is M2-096 the chase Rotom from this set?
SR is a chase tier; potential SAR/UR Rotom variants at higher slots would carry premium pricing.
How does M2-096 compare to older Rotom-V prints?
Older SS-era Rotom-V/VMAX prints have established secondary-market positions; M2-096 represents fresh Mega-cycle SR exposure at lower entry price.
Should I grade my Rotom ex SR?
Yes if centring is near-perfect — SR full-art prints from M2 have low PSA 10 yield, supporting strong graded premium and fee payback.
Why is the Japanese M2 SR more collected than English equivalents?
JP print quality, smaller initial runs per chase rarity, JP-collector premium typically push prices 1.5-2× over English equivalents in matched grade.
Data Sources & References
- PSA grade & population: psacard.com/pop — authoritative PSA population report
- Japan market reference: snkrdunk.com
- US market reference: pricecharting.com
- Card image & metadata: Pokemon TCG API
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