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Riven on the wishlist, Ekko in hand: Red Zone Rogue’s 061a/167 reveal

An observed moment from Red Zone Rogue’s first Radiance box, the English Ekko, Ingenious alternate art, and the small letter that keeps its printing distinct.

TCGIndex editorial · 2026-10-27 · Editorial standards & corrections
Original pixels from the observed Red Zone Rogue scene and matching card image are composited into a separate ImageGen editorial design. No recreated creator actions or repainted card artwork.
Original pixels from the observed Red Zone Rogue scene and matching card image are composited into a separate ImageGen editorial design. No recreated creator actions or repainted card artwork.

A wishlist meets the card in hand

Red Zone Rogue begins his October 25 first-box Radiance opening hoping for Riven. Our focus is the observed moment around 16:14, when Ekko takes the spotlight. His attention moves to the hairstyle and textured treatment. Rather than reconstruct the entire box, we followed this visible card and checked which version it was.

Riven on Red Zone Rogue’s first Radiance-box wishlist
The observed Ekko reveal at 16:14
The English RAD-061a/167 and its little a
Current price unverified on October 27
Keep the source and the exact printing together
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Observed Red Zone Rogue frame at 16:17 showing English Ekko, Ingenious

Keep the a beside 061

The card is Ekko, Ingenious. The classroom illustration, golden frame and printed footer match the reference image: RAD · 061a/167 · EN, with JunHuan credited as artist. This is the English Radiance alternate-art foil. Keeping the suffix with the number makes it easier to return to this particular illustration rather than the regular 061 printing.

Original English Ekko, Ingenious alternate-art reference image RAD-061a/167

A current price remains unverified

Checked October 27, 2026. We could not verify a current TCGIndex price or individual detail link for this exact English printing during this check. Price, selling market, currency, observation date and asking/reference/sold-price basis therefore remain unconfirmed. The filmed card’s condition and grading are unverified, too. A quote for another Ekko or another language would not answer the same question.

Keep the moment with the printing

If the illustration caught your eye first, keep the source scene and complete collector code together. One explains why you noticed the card; the other helps you find the physical version again. Timestamps here refer only to an observed scene. This is independent commentary, without a creator endorsement, a full-box checklist or an opening-profit calculation.

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