ドラピオンV STANDARD PSA 10
S11 · Japanese Print · Card #107
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Card Background & Set Context
Drapion (ドラピオン) is the final evolution of the Skorupi line, introduced in Pokemon Diamond/Pearl (Generation IV) as a Poison/Dark-type. The character has cult appeal among Sinnoh-region Pokemon collectors but limited mainstream visibility. Lost Abyss (s11) was released in 2022 as the second set in the Lost Origin / Lost Abyss expansion arc, introducing the Lost Zone mechanic that became a meta-defining competitive archetype during the SWSH-era's late rotation. Drapion V's role in that meta gave the card historical competitive significance.
Investment Analysis
Drapion V S11-107 sits in the SWSH-era V-mechanic collector category, where demand is anchored by historical competitive viability rather than character popularity. Direct market price tracking is not in our window. Lost Abyss S11 was the set that defined the Lost Zone competitive archetype, giving Drapion V momentary tournament relevance through its placement in the Lost-Zone-themed meta. Post-rotation, Drapion V trades on collector demand only — typical V-mechanic cards from rotated SWSH sets show 5-10% annualized appreciation for graded examples versus current-format ex cards which carry tournament-demand premium. PSA 10 multipliers for niche-Pokemon V cards typically run 2-2.5x raw NM/M. Buyers should view S11-107 as a SWSH-era nostalgia hold rather than a current-format chase.
Risks to Watch
Primary risks include format-rotation effect (V-mechanic cards are no longer tournament-current, removing competitive demand), niche-Pokemon limitation (Drapion lacks broad franchise-anchor pull), reprint risk through future Lost Zone or anniversary collection products, JPY/USD/HKD foreign-exchange exposure, and PSA-population growth compressing raw-to-graded multipliers over time.
Global Market Comparison
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Price History (90 days)
Card Background & Set Context
Drapion (ドラピオン) is the final evolution of the Skorupi line, introduced in Pokemon Diamond/Pearl (Generation IV) as a Poison/Dark-type. The character has cult appeal among Sinnoh-region Pokemon collectors but limited mainstream visibility. Lost Abyss (s11) was released in 2022 as the second set in the Lost Origin / Lost Abyss expansion arc, introducing the Lost Zone mechanic that became a meta-defining competitive archetype during the SWSH-era's late rotation. Drapion V's role in that meta gave the card historical competitive significance.
Investment Analysis
Drapion V S11-107 sits in the SWSH-era V-mechanic collector category, where demand is anchored by historical competitive viability rather than character popularity. Direct market price tracking is not in our window. Lost Abyss S11 was the set that defined the Lost Zone competitive archetype, giving Drapion V momentary tournament relevance through its placement in the Lost-Zone-themed meta. Post-rotation, Drapion V trades on collector demand only — typical V-mechanic cards from rotated SWSH sets show 5-10% annualized appreciation for graded examples versus current-format ex cards which carry tournament-demand premium. PSA 10 multipliers for niche-Pokemon V cards typically run 2-2.5x raw NM/M. Buyers should view S11-107 as a SWSH-era nostalgia hold rather than a current-format chase.
Japanese vs English & Variants
S11-107 standard V print may have parallel SR (Super Rare) or RRR (Rare Rare Rare) variants in the same set — collectors pursuing maximum value should target higher-rarity parallels. Compared to Lost Abyss headline cards (Giratina V, Kyurem V), Drapion V trades at meaningfully lower price points but with a similar nostalgia-collector demand floor. Compared to SV-era ex versions of similar Pokemon, V-mechanic cards from SWSH sets are post-rotation collector items.
Authentication & Cert Verification
Authenticate S11-107 by checking the s11 set identifiers and V-mechanic frame design (V cards have distinctive holo-frame treatment), verifying the holo-foil pattern matches Lost Abyss standard V treatment, and inspecting print quality on Drapion's claw and tail detail. Counterfeit V cards often show soft frame-edge print and incorrect foil texture.
Risks to Watch
Primary risks include format-rotation effect (V-mechanic cards are no longer tournament-current, removing competitive demand), niche-Pokemon limitation (Drapion lacks broad franchise-anchor pull), reprint risk through future Lost Zone or anniversary collection products, JPY/USD/HKD foreign-exchange exposure, and PSA-population growth compressing raw-to-graded multipliers over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Lost Abyss?
Lost Abyss (s11) was the 2022 SWSH-era Japanese set that defined the Lost Zone competitive mechanic and meta archetype.
Is Drapion V tournament-legal?
V-mechanic cards have rotated out of standard-format tournament play. The card is now a collector item rather than competitive-play.
How does S11-107 compare to ex-mechanic equivalents?
V-mechanic cards from SWSH-era are post-rotation collectibles, while ex-mechanic cards from current SV-era retain tournament demand. Different demand profiles.
What grade target works for S11-107?
PSA 10 is standard for V-mechanic cards. Estimated 2-2.5x raw NM/M multiplier for niche-Pokemon V prints.
Should I target standard V or SR/RRR?
SR and RRR parallels (if available in s11) typically command meaningful premium over standard V print for the same Pokemon.
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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