UM11

Demon God Demigra

SEC

Listed fromNot available

Demon God Demigra (UM11-HGD10-SECCP) card art

Demon God Demigra (HGD10-SECCP) is a SEC card from Universe Mission 11. iskurajp lists NM and LP tiers with live Japan market pricing in GBP, not UK warehouse stock. You pay in full at checkout, join the open batch, and your card is sourced in Japan after batch progress reaches 100%.

Set: Universe Mission 11
Rarity: SEC
Tiers: NM · LP
Listed from: Not available

How fulfilment works

Sourced in Japan

Not UK warehouse stock. Your card is purchased in Japan after you pay in full and batch progress reaches 100%, then consolidated to the UK before Royal Mail dispatch.

NM vs LP

Near Mint suits cleaner faces and edges. Lightly Played allows light wear at a lower tier. Prices on this page are per tier: select the one you want before checkout.

Batch & delivery

Orders share international shipping progress until the batch hits 100%. Track fill on your orders page after sign-in. UK postage is charged once per batch on your first item.

Questions before you buy

Straight answers on sourcing, tiers, batch timing, and price protection for Demon God Demigra.

How do I buy Demon God Demigra from iskurajp?: Choose NM or LP on this page, add the card to your basket, then complete one Stripe checkout for your full order total. You pay in full today, not a deposit with a balance invoice later. Your card is sourced in Japan after the open batch reaches 100% progress.
Is this UK warehouse stock?: Sourced on demand through our Japan partner, with no UK warehouse stock. Every card is bought in Japan after checkout when once batch progress reaches 100% on your orders page.
How do NM and LP differ?: Near Mint (NM) suits collectors who want cleaner faces and edges. Lightly Played (LP) allows light wear at a lower tier. Both are sourced to the tier you select before checkout.
What happens if the Japan market price moves after I pay?: For cards £100 or less, we cover price increases up to 10% (up to £10 per card) before we buy in Japan. For cards over £100, we will email you if the cost rises. If the exchange rate moves by more than 3% from your checkout snapshot, we will contact you in either case. You can hold the order for a single re-check when the batch fills, pay the difference, or cancel for a full refund. If you cancel, you can choose to get a one-time email alert if our listed price drops back to what you paid, though this does not reserve stock. If you put the order on hold, we will check the market again once the batch hits 100%. For cards £100 or less, we will proceed if the price is within the 10% buffer. For cards over £100, we will only proceed if the cost has not gone up. The optional checkout insurance does not cover price increases.
How long can I join a batch after it reaches 100%?: When the batch hits 100% on your orders page, a one-week join window starts. New paid orders can still join until 6pm UK on the final day, then the batch closes and a fresh batch opens. Below 100%, there is no time limit; the window only starts once the shared shipment pool is full.
Why is there a batch wait after I pay?: International shipping is shared across paid orders. The batch must reach 100% before Japan purchases begin, which keeps landed cost fairer than many small parcels. Track fill on your orders page after sign-in.

Why collectors use iskurajp

Transparent tiers, live Japan market pricing, and batch fulfilment designed for UK collectors. Read the full buying guide.

On-demand sourcing
Sourced on demand through our Japan partner, with no UK warehouse stock.
Shared batch shipping
International postage is pooled across paid orders. Japan purchases begin after batch progress reaches 100% on your orders page.
One checkout payment
Pay the full card total at checkout with no deposit or later invoices. Optional insurance and UK postage apply to your first item in the batch.

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Browse the UM11 set file, compare other SEC listings, or continue collecting alongside Demon God Demigra. Every card is priced and sourced on demand in Japan, not held as UK stock.