Set Hunter already tracks 18 English Perrserker variants across 8 sets, going back to 2019 — and that’s only part of the master set. Every Japanese printing belongs in the same binder: same checklist, same completion, more rows. Different sets, different print runs, and a pile of cards that never got an English printing at all. Not in Set Hunter yet. Next.
18
EN variants
11
EN cards
8
EN sets
2019
first print
日本語
Not built yet
Japanese Perrserker is coming
The Japanese printings aren't in Set Hunter yet. Join the waitlist and you'll be first in when they land in the Perrserker binder — Japanese first, the other languages after it.
Set Hunter members only. Free account, no card. One email when it drops.
Why your Perrserker master set isn't finished in English
01
It isn't the English set in Japanese
The English releases were assembled out of the Japanese ones, not translated one for one. Set lists don't line up, print runs don't line up, and a card that took one slot in English can sit across two Japanese releases. So the Japanese printings aren't duplicates of what's already in your binder — they're the rows missing from it.
02
The first prints are marked differently
There's no straight Japanese equivalent of the English 1st Edition stamp running through the eras. Early Japanese prints get separated by their own tells — the earliest Base Set run famously carries no rarity symbol at all — so "the first one" means something different, and costs something different.
03
Some cards never crossed over
Magazine inserts, tournament and campaign prizes, regional and shop promos: a large slice of Japanese print history has no English counterpart at all. Those are usually the cards that finish a master set, and the ones a checklist built on English data will never tell you about.
What Set Hunter will track
Every Japanese Perrserker printing, dropped into the master set you already have — same chronological spine, more pockets.
Variant-level pockets, not one row per card: separate prints get separate targets.
Japanese-only promos and inserts, which is where most English-built checklists quietly stop.
The same colour-vs-proxy binder: colour for what you own, a marked placeholder for what you don't.
Your completion re-based on the full set — the honest number, not the English-only one.
Start the set now
The English side is live — all 18 Perrserker variants, free, today. Japanese slots into the same binder later.
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