Name: Brandon - Full Art (188)
Brand: Pokemon TCG
SKU: cc-swsh12-brandon-188-fullart-nm-f
Price: 296.46 TWD
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Brandon Full Art 188/195

Brandon full art 188/195 is one of the most visually striking Supporter cards pulled from the Pokemon TCG Sword & Shield Silver Tempest expansion. Numbered 188 out of 195 cards in the set, this Full Art Trainer card features the bold holofoil treatment and illustrated artwork style that makes Full Art Supporters some of the most sought-after singles in the hobby. Whether you are building a collection, completing a Silver Tempest master set, or hunting down rare Supporter cards, Brandon 188/195 is a card worth having in your binder.

Card Details

Card Name: Brandon
Card Number: 188/195
Set: Sword & Shield, Silver Tempest
Rarity: Ultra Rare
Card Type: Supporter (Trainer)
Finish: Full Art Holofoil
Artist: Hideki Ishikawa
Series: Sword & Shield

The artwork on this card is handled by Hideki Ishikawa, whose distinctive illustrative style gives Full Art Trainer cards from the Sword & Shield era their signature painterly look. The holofoil finish across the full card face catches light in a way that makes it a standout piece in any display.

Card Text and Playability

Brandon is a Supporter card, meaning you can play only one Supporter per turn during your turn. As a Supporter, Brandon gives players a usable in-game effect when played from hand. Supporter cards as a category are central to competitive Pokemon TCG strategy, and Full Art versions like Silver Tempest Brandon 188/195 carry the same card text and game function as their standard counterparts while offering a premium visual experience.

For players who want their decks to look as sharp as they perform, sleeving a Full Art Supporter like Brandon 188/195 is a popular choice. For collectors completing the Silver Tempest set, this card sits in the Ultra Rare portion of the set list, making it one of the harder pulls from a standard booster.

Set Information

Silver Tempest is a set in the Pokemon TCG Sword & Shield series. The set contains 195 cards in the base numbered set, with additional Secret Rare cards extending the total. Silver Tempest introduced Radiant Pokemon, brought back the VSTAR and VMAX mechanics, and featured a wide range of Full Art Trainer cards that have become popular collector targets. The Brandon Full Art sits at card number 188, placing it firmly in the Ultra Rare Full Art Trainer portion of the set.

If you are building out your Silver Tempest collection, you can also explore the Pokemon TCG Sword & Shield Silver Tempest Sleeved Booster Pack or go deeper with the Pokemon TCG Silver Tempest Display Case (6x Booster Boxes) to chase your pulls directly.

Condition Options

Condition is one of the most important factors when buying a Pokemon TCG single. Here is a quick guide to the condition grades you may encounter:

Near Mint (NM): The card shows no visible wear, has clean edges, and presents as pulled directly from the pack. Ideal for grading submissions or high-value binders.
Lightly Played (LP): Minor surface wear or very slight edge wear may be present but the card remains clean and presentable.
Moderately Played (MP): Noticeable wear on edges or surface, still fully playable and recognizable but not suitable for grading.
Heavily Played (HP): Significant wear present. Suitable for completing a set on a budget where visual condition is less of a priority.

For collectors and anyone considering professional grading services, Near Mint copies of the Brandon full art trainer card are the standard recommendation. Always check the listed condition before purchasing.

Why Collectors Target Full Art Trainers

Full Art Trainer cards have been a collector favorite since their introduction in the Black and White era. Unlike Full Art Pokemon cards, Full Art Supporters are printed in smaller quantities relative to their standard versions and tend to stand out because of the fully illustrated background that replaces the traditional card frame. The Pokemon Brandon 188/195 card fits squarely in this category, featuring a complete holofoil illustrated artwork by Hideki Ishikawa that covers the entire card face.

Fans of other Full Art Supporters from different eras may also appreciate Brock’s Grit Full Art 107/108 from XY Evolutions, another iconic Full Art Trainer card with strong collector demand.

Frequently Asked Questions

What set is Brandon 188/195 from?

Brandon 188/195 is from the Pokemon TCG Sword & Shield Silver Tempest set, released as part of the Sword & Shield series. The set contains 195 cards in its base numbered list.

Is Brandon 188/195 a Full Art card?

Yes. Brandon 188/195 is a Full Art Ultra Rare Trainer card. It features a full holofoil illustrated artwork by Hideki Ishikawa covering the entire card face, distinguishing it from the standard Supporter card version.

What type of card is Brandon in the Pokemon TCG?

Brandon is a Supporter card, which is a subcategory of Trainer cards in the Pokemon TCG. You may play only one Supporter card per turn during your turn.

What condition should I buy for grading?

If you plan to submit the card to a professional grading service, Near Mint is the recommended condition. Near Mint copies show no visible wear, clean edges, and no surface scratches, which gives them the strongest chance of achieving high grades.

Who illustrated the Brandon Full Art 188/195 card?

The artwork on Brandon Full Art 188/195 was created by Hideki Ishikawa, a well-known Pokemon TCG card illustrator recognized for their work on multiple Full Art Trainer cards in the Sword & Shield era.

Is Brandon 188/195 a rare card to pull?

As an Ultra Rare Full Art Trainer card numbered 188/195, Brandon sits in the harder-to-pull portion of the Silver Tempest set. Full Art Trainer cards are generally less common than standard Supporter cards within a booster box, making singles the most reliable way to add this card to your collection.

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