List a card’s printings

GET /api/v1/azuki/cards/{id}/printings read:catalog 1 credit

Every printing that shares this card’s code — the base art, each alternate and special art, and the same set in every language it was printed in. Each one is a full Card object with its own id, its own images and (with `include=prices`) its own price: in One Piece the spread across one code reaches 1000×, so which printing you mean is a purchase decision, not a display detail. Prefer this over guessing at id suffixes.

`variants[]` on a card describes that one row’s finish, not its siblings — this endpoint is how you find the siblings.

Order is canonical and does not depend on which printing you asked by: the anchor’s language first, then the rest alphabetically, then id — which puts a base art ahead of its own parallels. `EB01-001vaa` returns the same page, in the same order, as `EB01-001`.

Every language is returned by default, since a code names the same card in each one; pass `language=ja` (or a comma list) to narrow, and read `language_code` per row. `total_count` is the true family size even if the 50-row cap truncated the page.

This one is not paginated. It answers in a single request — `page` and `page_size` are not read, and the envelope always reports `page: 1, page_size: 50`. There is no second page to walk: narrow with `language` if a family is large enough to hit the cap.

Try it GET /api/v1/azuki/cards/swshp_ja-104vh/printings?include=prices

These inputs are shared across all docs pages, so an id entered here carries over.

response
200 22ms preloaded server-side with the default context
object · 6 keys
{
  "success": true,
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "AZK01-006",
      "name": "Gus",
      "number": "006",
      "printed_number": "006",
      "images": [
        {
          "type": "front",
          "small": "https://static-content.azuki.com/tcg/card_art/S1-AZK01-006_Gus_E_R_die.jpg",
          "medium": "https://static-content.azuki.com/tcg/card_art/S1-AZK01-006_Gus_E_R_die.jpg",
          "large": "https://static-content.azuki.com/tcg/card_art/S1-AZK01-006_Gus_E_R_die.jpg"
        }
      ],
      "expansion": {
        "id": "azk-01",
        "name": "Gates Awakened",
        "total": 154,
        "language": "English",
        "language_code": "en",
        "series": "Azuki TCG",
        "code": "AZK-01",
        "printed_total": 129,
        "release_date": "2026/06/29",
        "logo": "https://tcg.azuki.com/azuki_tcg_logo.svg",
        "symbol": "https://tcg.azuki.com/azuki_tcg_logo.svg"
      },
      "language": "English",
      "language_code": "en",
      "tcgplayer_id": null,
      "variants": [
        {
          "name": "normal",
          "images": [
            {
              "type": "front",
              "small": "https://static-content.azuki.com/tcg/card_art/S1-AZK01-006_Gus_E_R_die.jpg",
              "medium": "https://static-content.azuki.com/tcg/card_art/S1-AZK01-006_Gus_E_R_die.jpg",
              "large": "https://static-content.azuki.com/tcg/card_art/S1-AZK01-006_Gus_E_R_die.jpg"
            }
          ]
        }
      ],
      "supertype": "Entity",
      "subtypes": [
        "Beanz",
        "Trickster"
      ],
      "types": [
        "Neutral"
      ],
      "hp": "1",
      "rarity": "Rare",
      "pricing": {
        "currency": "USD",
        "market": null,
        "is_stale": false,
        "conditions": [],
        "graded": []
      }
    }
  ],
  "page": 1,
  "page_size": 50,
  "total_count": 1,
  "language": "all"
}
tracks the inputs above
curl -X GET 'https://service.rip.fun/api/v1/azuki/cards/swshp_ja-104vh/printings?include=prices' \
  -H 'X-API-Key: rip_…'

Request fields

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
languagestringNarrow to one or more languages. Unlike the search endpoints this does NOT default to English — a code spans languages by definition.
includestringSet to `prices` to embed the pricing object on every returned object. **No surcharge** — metering is a flat 1 credit per request whatever the response carries, so hydrating a page of 100 with prices costs the same as without, and strictly less than a second call per row.

Response fields (data)

FieldDescription
data[].idCard id (variant printings carry a suffix, e.g. `…vh` for holofoil, `…vrh` for reverse holofoil)
data[].name / supertype / subtypesCard identity + classification
data[].rarity / number / printed_number / artistPrint metadata
data[].images[]`{ type, small, medium, large }`, `type` always `front`. Use `small` for grids and `large` for detail views. Two caveats: `medium` is always an alias of `large` (only two sizes are stored), and on cards whose source supplied a single rendition `small` is an alias too — it points at the same file as `large`. Compare the two URLs before assuming `small` is cheap; where they differ it is roughly 6× smaller.
data[].language / language_codeCard language: `English`/`en`. Each printing is its own object.
data[].tcgplayer_idTCGplayer product id for cross-referencing, or null when we don’t have one
data[].expansionNested expansion object (id, name, series, total, release_date, logo, symbol, …)
data[].variants[]`{ name, images[] }`, one self-describing element per card printing
data[].pricingPresent only with `include=prices` — and then always present, even where we hold nothing: `market` comes back `null` and the two arrays empty rather than the key being dropped. `{ currency, market, market_updated_at, is_stale, trend_7d, conditions[], graded[] }`, with every amount a **number** rather than a decimal string. `trend_7d` is `{ direction, percent }`, and it is the only trend window there is. See the Pricing data guide.
data[].pricing.conditions[]`{ condition, price }` raw ladder (NM/LP/MP/HP/DMG) for the card’s variant — those two fields only
data[].pricing.graded[]Reconciled graded value per company+grade: `{ company, grade, value, low, high, confidence, value_kind, sold_count, trend? }`

Errors

StatusCodeWhen
404not_foundno such object for this game (a Pokémon id on `/onepiece` is "not found")

See Errors for the response envelope and the full code list.