2005 Pokemon Japanese Zukan Voice of the Forest Movie Adventure Rainbow PSA 8
Item Specifics TableFieldValueGamePokémon TCG / Collectible Card Games
Card NameVoice of the Forest (Movie Adventure - Rainbow)
CharacterCelebi, Pikachu, Suicune
Year Manufactured: 2005
LanguageJapanese
Card TypePokémon (Promo/Special Edition)
FinishHolo / Rainbow Prism
FeaturesCollectors Edition, Exclusive Artwork
GradedYesGrade8 (Near Mint-Mint)
Professional Grader:
Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA)Certification Number166681238
Up for sale is an authentic 2005 Pokémon Japanese Advanced Generation Zukan "Movie Adventure" series trading card. This highly collectible piece showcases the iconic movie poster artwork for "Voice of the Forest," featuring Celebi, Pikachu, and Suicune in a beautiful, vibrant Rainbow Prism holographic pattern.
Card Details:
• Year: 2005
• Brand: Bandai Carddass (Zukan Series)
• Variant: Movie Adventure - Rainbow Prism Holo
• Grade: PSA 8 NM-MT (Near Mint-Mint)
• Cert Number: 166681238
This card is professionally encapsulated and graded by PSA. It is a fantastic historical piece for fans of the classic Pokémon movies and collectors of rare, Japanese-exclusive non-TCG vintage cards.
Shipping & Handling:
The item will be securely packaged in a bubble mailer and shipped with tracking info to ensure safe arrival.
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What are Pokémon Zukan Cards?
The Name: "Zukan" (図鑑) translates directly to "Encyclopedia" or "Illustrated Field Guide" in Japanese (the same word used in Japan for the Pokédex).
The Manufacturer: Produced by Bandai under their famous Carddass line, these cards were distributed in Japan through vending machines and retail sets rather than standard randomized booster packs.
The Concept: Unlike standard Pokémon TCG trading cards meant for a competitive card game, Zukan cards were purely designed for collecting, cataloging, and celebrating the artwork. The standard set cards usually list the Pokémon's height, weight, and evolutionary line.The "Movie Adventure"
Sub-set: this card belongs to a highly desirable subset within the 2005 release that commemorates the theatrical Pokémon films. Instead of generic stock poses, they use full-bleed theatrical promotional artwork with high-tier holographic foil variants (like your Rainbow pattern). Because they were exclusive to Japan and had low distribution windows tied to movie events, they are quite scarce in Western markets.