Regidrago V

What the text actually does

Celestial Roar is the setup attack: discard three cards from the deck and attach energy. Dragon Laser hits for 130 and adds 30 to a benched Pokémon. Both lines are the same on 135, 183, and 184. A V gives up two prizes when it is knocked out. The card evolves into Regidrago VSTAR, which is why Expanded lists play four copies of this V even though the attack is not the deck’s finisher. I treat 135 as the copy you sleeve for play and 183 as the same card with a full illustration. The market separates them; the rules do not.

Japanese numbering is Paradigm Trigger 076/098 for the regular V. Full Art 183 lines up with 107/098. I am not folding the alternate-art number into this page beyond a pointer, because collectors searching 184 are asking about Hataya’s picture and a much higher raw price.

Three shops, one date

On 13 Nov 2026 the regular V read $0.88 on TCGplayer, €0.64 on Cardmarket, and $0.80 on CardPrice. Full Art 183 read $2.57, €2.49, and $2.36. PSA 10 quotes beside them were $55.36 for the regular and $46.22 for the full art. I leave those grader prices in the same sentence as their print so nobody applies the 184 gem price to a bulk V. Regulation is Expanded. Standard play for this V ended with the usual rotation; I am not reprinting a rotation calendar from memory.

Fake-card checks for this print are generic: texture, light angle, print dots, edge, and card back. I do not have a Regidrago-V-only counterfeit sample, so I will not invent a secret dot. If a seller’s photo is the Hataya scene, you are looking at 184, not at 135.