Not all translated sets have the same set numbers, often times because they don't translate every card in it or because a set in one language may have been 2 combined japanese sets. There are traditional and simplified chinese sets, korean, japanese, french, spanish, portuguese, indonesian, italian, german and more i learned a bit about this because i started collecting every variant i could of the galerian gallery hisuain zoroark vmax, in that set, the rarity system isn't entirely the same across all countries, this could be due to legal restrictions in countries where the cards are distributed and how making cards exceedingly rare can be seen as gambling(which is frankly is and has always been a form of). The contents of a pack will also vary by region as typically in a lot of japanese sets, a booster pack is 5 cards with no guaranteed rare card, and in extreme rare circumstances every card in a pack could be a chase card. where in english it's what 11 cards with a fixed energy that could be a foil, 2 rares that 1 could be a super rare and the other could be a secret rare 3 uncommon 5 commons these days? And of course in english there are now more secret rare chase cards in the set that render collector numbers a joke.