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Tsune’s last-pack Zinnia: M6 112/076 from an Akihabara opening

An observed 24:04 reveal leads to the Japanese Storm Emeralda SAR, with its dated US Near Mint holofoil reference kept separate from the filmed copy.

TCGIndex editorial · 2026-10-30 · Editorial standards & corrections
Observed original Tsune video pixels and the official card are composited into an ImageGen editorial design. Independent commentary without endorsement.
Observed original Tsune video pixels and the official card are composited into an ImageGen editorial design. Independent commentary without endorsement.

The travel haul reaches its last pack

Tsune’s Akihabara travel vlog follows a day of shops before returning to a haul and card opening. At 23:20, the spoken caption identifies Storm Emeralda as the last pack of that sequence. The frame we checked at 24:04 puts a Japanese Zinnia card in the creator’s hands. This story follows that particular reveal, rather than claiming to catalogue every card opened in the 28-minute video.

Zinnia in the last pack
The SAR reaches camera
Zinnia in golden light
Keep the number too
A moment worth keeping
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Observed Tsune frame at 24:04 revealing the Japanese Zinnia card

A white cape and vertical gold light

The black hair, pale cape, golden setting and visible Japanese title match the official image for ヒガナの信頼, catalogued on TCGIndex as Zinnia’s Trust. The official card is Japanese Storm Emeralda M6 112/076 SAR, illustrated by Teeziro. We checked the code on that official image rather than pretending to read every blurred digit in the filmed frame. The video does not establish a condition grade or authenticate a graded copy.

Official Japanese M6 112/076 SAR Zinnia artwork

A twenty-one-dollar reference with its own date

The stored US reference is $21.61 for Japanese, Near Mint, Holofoil - Japanese. Its observation is October 28 at 06:27 UTC, or 15:27 Korean time. Reading the record on October 30 does not make it an October 30 price observation. JustTCG connects this reference to TCGplayer product 709266. It is not a verified live minimum offer or a sale of the copy on screen. Near Mint describes the reference condition, not a grade assigned to Tsune’s card.

A delighted reveal is not a pull-rate study

The original sequence includes brief exclamations and a closer look at the reflective card. The creator’s title says SARs come easily in Akihabara; we treat that as a video title, not evidence of product odds. The interest here is a particular picture emerging from a final pack. One entertaining opening cannot establish a box return, and we have not calculated one.

Keep the moment attached to the right card

Return to the original at 24:04, then save the Japanese M6 112/076 entry if this is the artwork you want. Keep language, number and finish together when comparing the next reference. Original scene and official card checked October 30, 2026. This is independent discussion linking to Tsune’s original work, without altering the creator’s statements or opening order.

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