Pokémon Amada ADV DX Waza 1 Stickers Checklist (2004)

ADV DX Waza brought the deluxe action-pose format into the Generation III era. Sixty-five entries kept the run focused, and the larger DX footprint commanded a higher per-pack price than the standard ADV stickers.

The set splits into Mirror Holo across the first thirty entries, Glitter Holo across the next 24, and an eleven-entry Sparkle Holo ultra-rare tier at the top. Each finish has a distinct visual signature even before the sticker itself is identified.

Smaller print run plus higher retail price means fewer examples in circulation today than equivalent ADV Parts 1 through 8. DX Waza Sparkle Holos in clean condition consistently outperform standard ADV-era holos at auction.

Correction, 2026-09-20. Entry #056 was published here as Libegon Sandstorm. Both contributed photographs of that sticker print フライゴン on its name plate: on the holo front beside the move すなあらし and again on the typed back, over No. 056 and the 2004 imprint. フライゴン is Flygon, so the English name on this row is corrected to Flygon Sandstorm. The printed number, the Japanese name, the finish, the year and both photo wells are unchanged.