As of September 25, 2026, the only Pokémon card art printed in Indonesian and in no other language is Pikachu Berkemeja Batik, Pikachu wearing a batik shirt: four designs on five promos (101, 154, 155, 190 and 191/SV-P), from the Pikachu's Indonesia Journey campaign of 2024. None of the five has a recorded sale in our price data, and we found no published print run.
We checked every Indonesian promo listed as of September 25, 2026, more than 1,000 cards across the SM-P, S-P, SV-P and M-P series, against the English and Japanese printings. Besides the batik Pikachu, we found three that print a drawing that is neither English nor Japanese, and all three exist in other languages: two Victini ex prizes, also printed in Thai and in both Chinese editions, and a Lisia's Appeal drawn for a Simplified Chinese set, also printed in Thai. What sellers list as "Indonesian exclusive" is mostly Indonesian-only products that reuse Japanese or English art, sorted below.
The five Pikachu Berkemeja Batik
Pikachu Wearing a Batik Shirt#101/SV-P
Pikachu Wearing a Batik Shirt#154/SV-P
Pikachu Wearing a Batik Shirt#155/SV-P
Pikachu Wearing a Batik Shirt#190/SV-P
Pikachu Wearing a Batik Shirt#191/SV-P| Number | Shirt motif, background | Where and when | How it was given |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101/SV-P | Pikachu and Poké Balls, green | A Pokémon TCG Academia event in Jakarta (February 1 to 14, 2024), then the Bali leg (Denpasar, February 21 to March 3, 2024) | At the events, for a coloring class or a purchase at the pop-up store; later also through Pokémon Card Gym stores and other shops |
| 154/SV-P | Xatu, purple | Surabaya, Pakuwon Mall, May 10 to 19, 2024 | At the event |
| 155/SV-P | Staryu, blue | Yogyakarta, Pakuwon Mall Jogja, August 15 to 25, 2024 | At the event |
| 190/SV-P | Pikachu and flowers, pink | Jakarta, PIK Avenue, September 20 to 29, 2024 | At the event |
| 191/SV-P | The 101 drawing, mirror holofoil | From September 20, 2024 | Only in the Pikachu Berkemeja Batik keychain set: the card, a 3D keychain and 20 Bimbingan Rasi packs, Rp415,000 |
All five are the same card to play: a Basic Pikachu with 60 HP and two attacks, Persiapan Penuh (one Energy: attach a Basic Energy from your hand to it) and Electro Ball (three Energy, 50 damage). Each carries the Pikachu's Indonesia Journey logo at the bottom right of the art, and none of the five credits an illustrator. 191/SV-P is not a fifth design: it is 101/SV-P again, same shirt and green background, in mirror holofoil and with a new number.
The campaign went on to nine cities, closing in Palembang on December 21, 2025, but the 2025 legs (Medan, Bekasi, Bandung, Semarang and Palembang) brought no new card. A fifth shirt, Magikarp, was made as a plush and never printed on a card.
What else is sold as Indonesian exclusive
These are real Indonesian exclusives as products, but their drawings exist in Japanese or English:
| Product | Dates | What is exclusive | Artwork |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kilau Hitam, Pertemuan Paradoks, Paradoks Andalan, Topeng Transfigurasi | October 27, 2023 to May 31, 2024 | Four sets sold only in Indonesian, each merging Japanese sets (Kilau Hitam: Ruler of the Black Flame and Raging Surf) | Japanese |
| Bimbingan Rasi, Kilat Rasi, Ikatan Takdir, Kehadiran Juara, Hitam & Putih, then Evolusi Mega, Kobaran Biru, Ledakan Peniada and Ancaman Bayangan | September 20, 2024 to June 26, 2026 | Sets merged or cut differently from the Japanese ones, shared by Indonesia and Thailand only | Japanese |
| Half Decks, Jakarta Pokémon Festival Pikachu V and Eevee V (377 and 378/S-P) | December 8, 2022 to January 8, 2023 | Two Half Deck pairs for players who had never entered an official tournament, at the festival workshop, and two V cards with the festival logo stamped on the art | English and Japanese (the festival Pikachu V and Eevee V are You Iribi's SWSH285 and Crown Zenith 108) |
| Deck Ringkas ex, Trainers Camp decks | November 10, 2023; August and September 2024 | Decks sold in Indonesian and Thai (Deck Ringkas ex) or given at two campaign legs (Trainers Camp) | Japanese |
| Snack promos: Choki Choki (057 to 077/SM-P, 056 to 074/SV-P), Taro (282 to 286/SV-P) | February 2020 and January 2024; January and February 2026 | Cards given with Choki Choki chocolate and Taro snack products, the 2024 Choki Choki ones stamped with the brand logo | English and Japanese drawings (most 2024 Choki Choki cards from the 151 set) |
| Restaurant promos: KFC, then Gyu-Kaku (089 to 096/M-P) | March 2021; April and September 2026 | Cards given with a KFC kids' meal, then with a Pokémon menu at Gyu-Kaku, the Gyu-Kaku ones stamped with its logo | English and Japanese |
| Store promos: Indomaret and Gramedia campaigns, Special Set blisters | 2019 onward | Promos for buying packs at Indomaret convenience stores or Gramedia bookstores, Special Set promos stamped with the set logo, a Clefairy stamped Indomaret (060/M-P) from January 30, 2026 | Japanese |
Three more groups often appear on lists of Indonesian exclusives and are not Indonesian:
- Victini ex 077 and 078/SV-P, full arts by Saki Hayashiro (who drew the ordinary Victini ex, but not this picture) and Saya Tsuruta: the prizes of the Kilau Hitam launch tournaments at Pokémon Card Gym stores, October 27 to December 15, 2023 (078 to each winner, 077 to the finalists and one lucky draw). The same two drawings were the Battle for Victini prizes in Taiwan and Hong Kong (051 and 052/SV-P), Thai prizes (057 and 058/SV-P) and, in 2025, prizes for tournament winners in mainland China (113 and 114/SV-P).
- The four Deck Taktik ex (Garchomp, Gardevoir, Meowscarada, Miraidon), in Indonesian and Thai on August 16, 2024, four weeks after Traditional Chinese (July 19). Three were later printed in Korean, and all four in Simplified Chinese (the Garchomp ex in Terastal Gathering, June 12, 2026, the other three as 2025 reward cards). The 2026 Deck Taktik reuse existing art.
- Daya Tarik Lisia (Lisia's Appeal), two promos by En Morikura. 135/M-P is the ordinary drawing, 179/191 in English Surging Sparks, with a Pokémon TCG GYM stamp, from the Gym promo packs of June 26, 2026; Indonesia also prints it in Kilat Rasi as 179/182. 172/M-P, the five-point reward of the Deck Taktik events held at Pokémon Card Gym stores from July 31 to October 16, 2026, is the special art rare drawn for the Simplified Chinese set Stellar Crystal (257), also given in Thailand (148/M-P).
Victini ex#077/SV-P
Victini ex#078/SV-P
Garchomp ex#001/019
Gardevoir ex#004/022
Meowscarada ex#005/022
Miraidon ex#008/021
Lisia's Appeal#135/M-PThe same promo number is a different card in each Asian language: the Victini ex prize is 077/SV-P in Indonesian, 057/SV-P in Thai and 051/SV-P in Traditional Chinese. Match a listing by its picture and its language, not by the number alone. Celebratory Fanfare, the Stadium earned with a season of play, has five Indonesian prints of the Japanese drawings (374/S-P, 079/SV-P, 222/SV-P, 025/M-P and 187/M-P): see every version of Celebratory Fanfare.
Why the rest is regional
Indonesia shares most of its products with the other Asian markets the company runs outside Japan, often weeks apart. From October 2023 to May 2024 four sets were printed only in Indonesian; since September 2024 its main sets have been shared with Thai alone. Its Pokémon Card Gyms are card shops that host official events, not the company-run shops of mainland China mapped in our guide to the Official Gyms in China. China, which does have art of its own, is covered in our guide to Chinese exclusive Pokémon cards.
Why a batik shirt
Batik is the Indonesian craft of drawing on cloth in hot wax before dyeing it, inscribed by UNESCO on its list of intangible heritage in 2009. Each shirt on the cards is a new pattern built on batik conventions, with Pokémon worked into it. The Pokémon Company entered Indonesia in earnest in 2019 with the Indonesian card game, launched in August 2019 with its local partner PT Anugerah Kreasi Gemilang of the Salim Group, and in October 2024 it still described its recognition there as low. The batik campaign belongs to its Pokémon Air Adventures project, which also flies a Garuda Indonesia Pikachu Jet on domestic routes.
FAQ
How many Indonesian exclusive Pokémon cards are there?
Five cards, four designs, as of September 25, 2026: the Pikachu Berkemeja Batik promos 101, 154, 155, 190 and 191/SV-P. The fifth repeats the first in mirror holofoil. Other cards sold as Indonesian exclusive are Indonesian-only products with Japanese drawings, or Asian drawings also printed in other languages.
Is the Batik Pikachu worth anything?
There is no price to quote: our price data holds no completed sale of any of the five as of September 25, 2026, and we found no published print run. For comparison, an Indonesian Charizard VMAX prize of 2023, 039/SV-P, was limited to 50 copies.
Can you play Indonesian cards in tournaments?
Yes, at official events in Indonesia. Rules differ by market elsewhere in Asia: in Hong Kong and Macau, since October 1, 2024, a deck must be entirely Traditional Chinese or entirely English, Energy included.
Where can you buy the batik Pikachu outside Indonesia?
Only secondhand: the cards were given out in Indonesia and the keychain set was sold there. Check the number (101, 154, 155, 190 or 191/SV-P), the Pikachu's Indonesia Journey logo at the bottom right of the art and the absence of an illustrator credit.
Where can I see the five batik Pikachu cards?
Our Indonesian card page lists all five, each with its own card page, as of September 25, 2026.
