Judge 222/182
Judge 222/182
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Judge 222/182 is a Trainer card from Destined Rivals, an English Scarlet and Violet era set. As a Supporter style Trainer, Judge is a familiar name to anyone who plays the game, since it is one of the staple cards used to reset and refresh a hand during a match.
This version carries the higher number 222 over the set size of 182, which places it among the special cards printed beyond the main numbered list. Trainer cards given this kind of extended treatment usually feature expanded artwork and a more decorative finish than the regular set version, which is why they attract collectors as well as players.
Judge has appeared across many sets over the years, so a clean copy from Destined Rivals is a useful addition for anyone keeping a run of Trainer cards or completing the full extended list from this set. It also remains a practical pick for players who want the card in a competitive deck.
Condition and authenticity
This card meets Monster Mart's Mint condition standard:
- Corners: No visible fraying or whitening
- Edges: Smooth and clean, no silvering
- Surface: Free of scratches, dents, creases or smudges
- Centering: Within 60/40 front limit
Every card is authenticated and thoroughly inspected by Monster Mart, and ships tracked from Brisbane in protective sleeves and rigid holders.
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