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English and Japanese Booster Pack Arts

Hi all Just for kicks and a reference for anyone interested in collecting, I collated all the Japanese and English Pokémon set (and set-related promo) booster pack arts of the last 28 years into a gallery for both languages for easy scrolling. Enjoy! If there’s anything missing from the lists, feel free to let me know - enjoy! English WOTC - Base Base Set (January 9, 1999) Ken Sugimori [1 Base Set] Jungle (June 16, 1999) Ken Sugimori [2 Jungle] Fossil (October 10, 1999) Ken Sugimor…

The English Pokémon card rarity guide

Introduction The purpose of this guide is to compile all the known data on English set card rarities. It is a project I have been working on for quite a while. The objective is to provide the best possible estimates for card rarities for all English sets that were released with randomized booster packs. There are plenty of resources on this topic around, but none which both span the whole history of the TCG and employ a consistent methodology. I plan to go through all the sets here one by one,…

Japanese Exclusive Promo Gallery - Numbered

Warning: Image Heavy This is a compilation of all the Japanese exclusive promos which hopefully will serve as a checklist or guide to anyone who wants to know / collect the exclusivity with Japanese promos. This gallery will feature the Numbered promos only. Will create another list for all Unnumbered promos. Notes This gallery looks at Japanese promos which are exclusive in comparison to English releases. My knowledge is not good with other language releases. So please let me know if this…

List of Japanese translations for set names

Heya! This idea came up in another thread and thought i’d do it for people who widely search with set names in japanese sites, hopefully it’ll make the search easier for some people. I went heavily with the order bulbapedia had but it had some illogicalities so hopefully the list is clear enough, for example I added the Japanese exclusive sets mainly in the bottom of their respective era. The subsets and minisets and their English counterparts were sometimes a bit difficult to categorise but I t…

just some of the ones I’ve saved!