List of all TCG cards that exist for a specific Pokémon

[Quuador]

@queendrifloon

@Quuador would you be able to put together a Cosmog list? I want a small, attainable goal. Lol

I’ll put it on my TODO list.

@melchior

Truly amazing work you’ve done here, @Quuador , the community can’t thank you enough. I was wondering if you could give me some pointers on which resources you use in the process of compiling your exhaustive lists. I’m currently looking into making a list containing all the cards that feature Imakuni? in the artwork. So for I’ve only been able to track down 14 cards in total for Japanese and English combined although the emphasis definitely lies on the former. Any and all help would be very welcome.

For these Pokémon specific lists I usually do the following:

1. I go to the Bulbapedia TCG page, i.e. Cosmog TCG. Then I open each individual link in the card column and look at the release information for all English and Japanese variations of a card.
2. I add card variations I know to exist but which aren’t mentioned on Bulbapedia (i.e. ©1999-2000 variations of Base Set and Fossil Set; Australian Jungle set; Expedition Base Set MATCHPRINT cards; different EX era codes; etc. etc.)
3. I then go to the Bulbapedia Error Cards page and Ctrl+F for the Pokémon to see if there are any errors (which also have a corrected version available).
4. Then I go to the Jumbo Cards page and Unnumbered Japanese Cards page and Ctrl+F there as well.
5. Then I open each individual World Championship Deck page and Ctrl+F there as well.

And in between (one set at a time) I also add all foreign cards. I usually look at en.pokemoncardmarket.eu at the specific cards, or the cards from the same set, and see if there are any cards in French/German/Italian/Spanish/Portuguese for sale. Based on older lists (especially my own collections) I know for most of the sets in which languages they are released by now.

For Korean cards I then first search for the Pokémon + KTCG on Bulbapedia (i.e. Cosmog KTCG), and open each indiviaul link and Ctrl+F again. Sometimes I also look on eBay if I can find any singles for that Pokémon, although that usually only works with popular Pokémon like Venusaur or Charizard, since there aren’t a lot of Korean cards for sale usually. Searching for the Japanese set name + korean as search term sometimes gives me Korean products as search results that aren’t mentioned on Bulbapedia (I think only the Korean-exclusive sets are mentioned on Bulbapedia, not the ones that are the same as their Japanese counterparts).

And then the list is done, and I put it in my google drive and link it to the collector that requested it.

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As for what you state, all cards with Imakuni? in the artwork, that’s a bit tougher. If I search for Pokémon in an artwork I usually use this list I once created and check each artwork individually for the Pokémon. And I usually look at all trainer cards in my own 7,000+ card collection.

But here are the English and Japanese cards with Imakuni? in the artwork I could find just now (17 in total):

• Imakuni?'s Doduo and Imakuni?'s Doduo: two Japanese variations (original Glossy promo and CP6 reprint); one English variations (XY Evolution non-Holo Secret Rare)
• Imakuni?'s Whismur: one Japanese variation (promo)
• Imakuni?'s Loudred: one Japanese variation (promo)
• Imakuni?'s Exploud ex: one Japanese variation (promo)
• Imakuni?: three Japanese variations (original Glossy promo; EX Battle Boost reprint Reverse Holo; BREAK Starter Pack reprint); two English variations (XY Generations non-Holo; XY Generations Reverse Holo)
• Lose?: one Japanese variation (Vending Series 3 Green)
• Imakuni?'s PC: one Japanese variation (Vending Series 3 Green)
• Imakuni?'s Nasty Plot: one Japanese variation (Vending Series 3 Green)
• Imakuni?'s Corner: one Japanese variation (Vending Series 3 Green)
• Dance! Neo Imakuni?: one Japanese variation (promo)
• Shining Imakuni?: one Japanese variation (promo)

Greetz,
Quuador