Naruto CCG is Bandai’s English-language NARUTO trading card game, and many of its cards share their art with the Japanese NARUTO カードゲーム. An English Orochimaru #320 PSA 10 sold for ¥295,969 on 4 October 2026, while the same-art Japanese 忍-320 ARS10 is listed on Collect2Day at just ¥60,000. Here are three same-art pairs side by side, English and Japanese, with every Collect2Day price in yen.
TL;DR
- Orochimaru #320: an Naruto CCG English PSA 10 sold for ¥295,969; the Japanese 忍-320 ARS10 is ¥60,000 on Collect2Day. Ungraded, English is higher too (about ¥20,700 vs ¥8,000).
- Naruto #288: about ¥24,600 for an ungraded English copy against ¥13,300 for a Japanese 忍-288 in similar condition — English higher again.
- Sasuke #289 runs the other way: a Japanese 忍-289 PSA10 has a ¥1,000,520 buy-now price on Collect2Day; ungraded, English is about ¥12,700 and Japanese ¥8,580.
Naruto CCG English vs Japanese: same art, why different prices?
The three Japanese cards here are printed “BANDAI 2005” and numbered with 忍-. The English Naruto CCG reused the same illustrations — for these three pairs even the numbers line up, so Japanese 忍-288 Naruto is English #288. The art is identical, but the text, frame design and rarity marks differ, and each has its own collector market.
Still, the two can’t simply be compared: PSA and ARS are different grading companies, and English PSA 10s can be extremely scarce — the listing for the Orochimaru #320 that sold said “Pop Of 1”.
On Collect2Day’s current prices, the gaps show up at the graded top end and don’t all point the same way: English is higher for Orochimaru, while the Japanese PSA10 is asking more for Sasuke. Ungraded, the English version costs more in all three pairs.
3 Naruto CCG same-art pairs: English vs Japanese side by side
#1
Orochimaru #320 ⇄ 忍-320
Same art · English 1st Edition Spiral Foil / Japanese Super Rare
English
English #320 (PSA 10) PSA 10 · sold (4 Oct 2026)
¥295,969
Ungraded 1st Edition · on Collect2Day
Search on Collect2Day ›Japanese
Japanese 忍-320 (ARS10) ARS10 · on Collect2Day
Ungraded · on Collect2Day
Search on Collect2Day ›English PSA label: 2008 NARUTO CCG S9 #N320; the sold listing said “Pop Of 1”
Japanese ARS label: 忍-320 / Super Rare, BANDAI 2005
What the comparison shows
The top-graded English copy sold for ¥295,969; the Japanese ARS10 is listed on Collect2Day at ¥60,000. Ungraded, the English is about ¥20,700 against ¥8,000 for the Japanese. In this pair the English version costs more, graded or not. Note the English PSA 10 figure is a sale; the rest are current listings.
#2
Naruto Uzumaki #288 ⇄ 忍-288
Same art · English Super Rare 1st Edition / Japanese Ultra Rare
English
English #288 Ungraded 1st Edition · on Collect2Day
No graded copy on Collect2Day yet
Search on Collect2Day ›Japanese
Japanese 忍-288 Ungraded · on Collect2Day
No graded copy on Collect2Day yet
Search on Collect2Day ›Japanese card from 巻ノ十三「両雄激突!終末の谷 編」, released 9 Sept 2005
Lightning · Clone Status; its power names “The Final Valley” Mission card
What the comparison shows
Ungraded, the English Naruto costs more too: about ¥24,600 against ¥13,300 for a Japanese copy in similar condition. Collect2Day has no graded copy of either yet, so the top end can’t be compared.
#3
Sasuke Uchiha #289 ⇄ 忍-289
Same art · English Super Rare 1st Edition / Japanese UR
English
English #289 Ungraded 1st Edition · on Collect2Day
No graded copy on Collect2Day yet
Search on Collect2Day ›Japanese
Japanese 忍-289 PSA10 · buy-now price on Collect2Day
Ungraded · on Collect2Day
Search on Collect2Day ›Same Japanese set as Naruto 忍-288, the very next number
Fire · State 2; its power also names “The Final Valley”
What the comparison shows
Sasuke runs the other way from Orochimaru: a Japanese PSA10 is up on Collect2Day as an auction with a buy-now price of ¥1,000,520 and no bids yet. Ungraded, the English is about ¥12,700 and the Japanese ¥8,580. A buy-now price is the seller’s ask, not a sale.
Key facts
FAQ
How do I tell an English Naruto CCG card from a Japanese one?
Check the text and number: the Japanese card reads “忍-288” and “BANDAI 2005 MADE IN JAPAN”; the English card reads just “288” with “© 2002 MASASHI KISHIMOTO”, and first prints add “1st Edition”.
Why do the English prices say “about”?
English items are priced in US dollars on Collect2Day. We converted them to yen at the 11 Oct 2026 rate and rounded to the nearest hundred yen; the Collect2Day product page has the actual price.
What’s the difference between a listing, a buy-now price and a sale?
Listing and buy-now prices are what the seller asks, not what anyone has paid; a sale is a completed purchase. Only the English Orochimaru PSA 10 here is a sale. This is not investment advice.
Looking for Naruto CCG or Japanese NARUTO cards?
Search Collect2Day for Japanese or English copies in stock. Before ordering, check the number, language, grader and seller photos.
Search Naruto CCG ›Sources: the sale price of the Orochimaru English PSA 10 is from a Japanese-market sale record dated 4 Oct 2026; every other figure is a Collect2Day item price read on 12 Oct 2026, with English USD prices converted at the 11 Oct 2026 rate of US$1 = ¥158.29. Card images are cropped seller photos. Prices change; this is not investment advice, and actual stock and sale terms are governed by the Collect2Day product page.