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One product, two identities
The official card entry identifies Cramorant as 226/S-P and names the 見返り美人・月に雁 release. Japan Post’s product page says the box contains two promo types, one of each. A “stamp-box pair” therefore describes a product relationship, not one card printed twice.
Why the distinction matters
If your collection goal is the original promo pair, finding Pikachu alone does not complete it. If the goal is a specific species, the Cramorant entry stands on its own. Our original checklist treats product completeness and species completeness as separate tasks so a bundle title cannot silently decide your goal.
International mapping and limits
An English same-art counterpart is not confirmed in this research cohort. Do not map to any English Cramorant just because the species matches. Ask for the number on the actual item and keep proof of the seller’s description; neither a title nor this page verifies the physical copy.
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Sources & review notes
Source and metadata review date: November 7, 2026 PST. Read the method beside each source; a catalog landing page does not verify every detailed game claim. Linking a source does not license its text or artwork. Native names are identifiers, not a claim of a reviewed translation.
- Official Japanese card record · 226/S-P ↗public page read; original factual summary, no text/art import
- Japan Post · stamp campaign ↗public page read; original factual summary, no text/art import