Thunderclap Spark is a Japanese Pokémon TCG expansion from the Sun & Moon era. Released in Japan in 2018 with the set code SM7a, the expansion has a strong Lightning-type theme and prominently features Zeraora. The set combines regular Pokémon with Pokémon-GX and Trainer cards, creating an energetic collection from the middle period of the Japanese Sun & Moon series.
The Thunderclap Spark card list features Pokémon such as Zeraora-GX, Genesect-GX, Shuckle-GX and several other Pokémon from different generations. Zeraora plays a particularly important role within the expansion and gives the set its recognizable connection to Lightning-type Pokémon. Regular Pokémon, Evolution lines and Trainer cards provide additional variety throughout the main numbered collection.
Pokémon-GX form an important part of Thunderclap Spark and represent some of the expansion’s most powerful and visually distinctive cards. Zeraora-GX is one of the defining cards of the set, while other Pokémon-GX provide different types and gameplay characteristics. Selected Pokémon also appear in multiple versions, giving collectors alternative artwork beyond the regular cards.
Collectors can find several rarity levels throughout the Japanese Thunderclap Spark card list. Alongside regular Pokémon and Pokémon-GX, the expansion includes Super Rare, Hyper Rare and additional Secret Rare cards. Full Art Pokémon-GX, Full Art Trainers and higher-rarity Trainer and Energy cards extend the collection beyond the regular numbered checklist and provide additional designs to collect.
All Thunderclap Spark cards on this collection page belong to the original Japanese SM7a expansion and feature Japanese-language card text. As a special expansion from the Sun & Moon era, Thunderclap Spark represents the period when individual Pokémon-GX and Ultra Beasts were important parts of the Pokémon TCG, before TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX became a central mechanic in later sets.
Browse the Thunderclap Spark cards available above to find individual cards from this Japanese Pokémon set. From regular Pokémon and Lightning-type cards to Zeraora-GX, Full Art cards and higher-rarity versions, the collection brings together different parts of Thunderclap Spark for collectors looking to expand or complete their Japanese Pokémon TCG collection.