Silvally 093 - m5 (Abyss Eye)
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Silvally (093/081) is a Japanese Pokémon card from Abyss Eye (M5), a set released in Japan on 2026-05-22. Rarity: Art Rare (AR). It is numbered beyond the set's 81 regular cards. English-language counterpart set: Pitch Black. Illustration by DOM.
- Card: Silvally
- Card number: 093/081
- Set: Abyss Eye (M5)
- Rarity: Art Rare (AR)
- Finish: Holo
- Language: Japanese
- Condition: Mint
- Illustrator: DOM
More from this set: Abyss Eye (M5)
About this set
Abyss Eye (M5)
Abyss Eye (M5) is a Japanese Pokémon TCG set from the Mega Evolution era, released in Japan on 22 May 2026, with 81 cards in its main list. Its cards correspond to the English release Pitch Black.
Condition grades in our shop: Mint = a perfect card; Grade A = minor damage; Grade B = visible damage; Grade C = played, with clearly visible damage. The grade of each card is shown on its product page.