How much does Feebas (Japanese) cost?

We're updating the live price for Feebas (Japanese) (XY5-Bt: Tidal Storm, 022/070) — check back shortly for the current cost.

What's the cheapest condition of Feebas (Japanese)?

The cheapest way to own Feebas (Japanese) is a Damaged copy at roughly $0.25, versus about $0.87 for Moderately Played. If you don't mind some wear, a played copy is the budget pick.

Where can I check Feebas (Japanese) prices?

Right here on PokemonPriceCheck — we pull live Feebas (Japanese) prices and break them down by condition (Near Mint through Damaged) and graded tier (PSA 10, PSA 9 and more) so you can compare before you buy.

Feebas (Japanese)

Name: Feebas (Japanese) - XY5-Bt: Tidal Storm (022/070)
Brand: Pokemon

XY5-Bt: Tidal Storm · 022/070 · Common

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Set

XY5-Bt: Tidal Storm

Number

022/070

Rarity

Common

Variant

1st_Edition

Market

US (TCGplayer)

Last Updated

Sep 1, 2026

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Check the Price of Feebas (Japanese)

Looking up the price of Feebas (Japanese)? You're in the right place. This is a Common 1st_Edition variant card, #022/070 from the XY5-Bt: Tidal Storm set. We're still pulling fresh market data for this one — check back shortly and you'll see exactly what it costs.

Feebas (Japanese) Price by Condition

We're refreshing the live price for Feebas (Japanese) — current condition pricing will appear here as soon as it lands. What you actually pay swings a lot with condition: expect to pay around $0.87 for a Moderately Played copy, dropping to roughly $0.25 if you're happy with a Damaged one.

Detailed Price Breakdown

Source	Condition / Grade	Average	Low	High	Sales
tcgplayer	DAMAGED	$0.25	$0.25	$0.25	1
tcgplayer	MODERATELY PLAYED	$0.87	$0.87	$0.87	4

Where to Buy Feebas (Japanese) & What to Pay

In the US, the main places to buy Feebas (Japanese) are TCGplayer and eBay. Prices swing seller to seller, so always line up a couple of listings before you check out. At this price the card itself is cheap — shipping is often the bigger cost, so look for sellers who bundle or offer combined postage. Use PokemonPriceCheck to compare the current Feebas (Japanese) price across conditions and graded tiers before you buy, so you know you're not overpaying.