pokemon-card-lillie-extra-battle-day-taiwan-version-202-200-sr-nintendo-tcg: franchise origin reference
Pokémon is a Japanese media franchise that spans video games, animated series and films, a trading card game, and other related media. That breadth is part of why collectors care: the same characters reach people through many formats, and the trading card game turns them into objects you can hold, sort, and keep.
This piece brings together a familiar Trainer, Lillie, and a less familiar corner of the card world: an official promotional release made for Taiwan.
The Pokemon Series & This Character
The Pokémon Trading Card Game is one branch of the wider Pokémon franchise, alongside the games, animation, and films. This card is officially licensed by Nintendo and was produced as part of the Pokémon TCG line.
Lillie is a character who has appeared in the full-art Trainer card format. That format is known for its distinctive illustrated style, in which the artwork extends across the entire face of the card.
About This Piece
The SR (Super Rare) classification in the title fits the full-art Trainer card format that Lillie has appeared in. For collectors drawn to illustration, that edge-to-edge artwork is often the main appeal.
The Extra Battle Day Taiwan Version designation points to a specific niche. Taiwan-issued promotional cards are official Nintendo products made for a market with a strong and active competitive Pokémon community. Even so, they remain largely unfamiliar to collectors in North America, Europe, and Japan, and that may give a piece like this added interest for anyone looking beyond the usual regional releases.
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In the Secondhand Market
In the secondhand market, regional releases such as Taiwan-issued promotional cards tend to sit outside what many collectors in North America, Europe, and Japan are familiar with. As a result, they may appeal mainly to collectors who seek out lesser-known official variants. Any individual card’s condition and appeal are best judged on their own merits rather than assumed.
A real reference from our own recorded sales: Arcanine Windie Giga Jumbo Plush Toy Pokemon Cente sold for $1,500 (one of our own sales — an individual result, not a guaranteed value).
Want to judge value and how easily a piece sells? Our Condition & Market Liquidity Guide pairs our own recorded sold prices with a market-liquidity read for each category and series — all first-party data, with sample sizes shown.
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Published: 2026-10-26 · Updated: 2026-10-26 · by HD Store Japan. We inspect every piece hands-on in Japan before it ships. This review draws on our own first-party sales records as a reference; individual results vary. Questions? See our returns policy or contact us.
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