Crimson Haze is a Japanese Pokémon TCG expansion from the Scarlet & Violet era. Released in Japan in 2024 with the set code SV5a, the set features a varied collection of Pokémon, Pokémon ex and Trainer cards. The expansion draws inspiration from Kitakami and brings several Pokémon associated with this region together in one distinctive Japanese set.
The Crimson Haze card list includes Pokémon such as Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex, Greninja ex, Sinistcha ex and Magcargo ex. Alongside these Pokémon ex, the set contains many regular Pokémon and Trainer cards from across different generations. This combination creates a varied collection with cards featuring different Pokémon types, designs and gameplay characteristics.
Crimson Haze is also known for its selection of Art Rare cards, which feature Pokémon in detailed illustrated environments. These cards expand beyond the traditional card artwork and often show Pokémon interacting with their surroundings. Higher rarities continue this visual approach with more elaborate illustrations of selected Pokémon and Trainers from the expansion.
Collectors can find multiple rarity levels throughout the Japanese Crimson Haze set. In addition to the regular numbered cards, the expansion includes Art Rare, Super Rare, Special Art Rare and other higher-rarity cards. This creates different versions and artwork styles to discover while collecting individual cards from the complete Crimson Haze checklist.
All Crimson Haze cards on this collection page belong to the original Japanese expansion. Japanese Pokémon cards are recognizable by their Japanese-language text, card layout and set numbering, making Crimson Haze part of the wider Japanese Scarlet & Violet Pokémon TCG series.
Browse the Crimson Haze cards available above to find individual cards from this Japanese Pokémon set. From regular cards and Pokémon ex to Art Rares and higher-rarity versions, the collection brings together different parts of Crimson Haze for collectors looking to expand or complete their Japanese Pokémon TCG collection.