Suicune V in Start Deck 100 (SI 092/414) Pokémon Card Guide

The Card Text, Rendered

The English below is our rendering of the official Japanese text, not an official translation.

Two plain-language observations follow from that text. The Ability is a once-per-turn draw that works only while Suicune V is in the Active Spot, so it is tied to where the card sits. The attack’s damage is a base of 20 that grows with the number of Benched Pokémon on both sides, so the total depends on how many Pokémon both players have on the Bench. The energy symbols are not carried in the database text we hold, so we do not state the attack cost, the weakness type or the retreat cost; read those from the card image.

Where Suicune V Sits in the 100 Decks

The official page for the 2021 product lists examples from the 100 decks. Among them is the final one: deck No.100 contains Entei V, Suicune V and Raikou V — the three legendary beasts together in one deck. That is the one deck the official page names in connection with Suicune V.

What the sources do not say is whether Suicune V also appears in any other deck, how the 100 decks are distributed across the print run, or how many copies of deck No.100 were made. We therefore do not state which deck a particular SI 092/414 came from beyond that official mention, and we make no statement about how likely any deck is to appear in a pack.

The same page names a few other decks as examples — No.001 has Rayquaza VMAX, for instance. The beast deck is the one this guide follows because it holds Suicune V.

Using Suicune V in a 60-Card Deck

Because the SI Suicune V comes in a ready-made deck, it is worth recalling the official deck-building rules from pokemon-card.com that the deck follows.

• A deck is 60 cards, one deck per player.
• You may include up to 4 cards with the same name; Basic Energy cards are the exception and can appear in any number.
• A deck must contain at least one Basic Pokémon. Suicune V is Basic (たね), so it can start the game on its own.
• Win by taking all 6 Prize cards, and note that a Pokémon V that is Knocked Out gives the opponent 2 Prize cards (rendering of the printed rule).

The official beginner ratio is about 15 Pokémon, 30 Trainers and 15 Energy. We cite it as the official starting suggestion only; we make no claim about how any particular deck performs. For a beginner walkthrough, see our how to play guide.

Fan concept art can show how the Aurora Pokémon is imagined, but it is not part of the product.

What the Sources Do Not Say

To check a copy you hold, read four things in order. The number in the corner should read 092/414 and the set code SI; a 024/172 with S12a is the VSTAR Universe card, and a 001/067 with S7D is the earlier set. The illustrator credit should read Ayaka Yoshida on all three, so it will not help you separate them. The HP should read 210 on all three. Finally, the product it was pulled from matters only to you: the database does not record whether a copy came from deck No.100 or from another deck, so the corner number is the whole identification. If the number reads 417/414 or any figure above 414, you are holding a different, secret-numbered card.

Nothing in this guide gives a market value for SI 092/414 or says how it compares to other cards. We keep to the facts the database and the product pages state.

The 「オーロラの波紋」 Trademark Report

On October 29, 2026 premium.gamepedia.jp and PokeGuardian reported a Japanese trademark filing for 「オーロラの波紋」, which collectors read as a possible Suicune set; nothing is announced. Our Suicune trademark guide explains what is confirmed and what is not, and our round-up of the ex★ 2027 sets and trademarks covers the full list of names reported that day.