List of all TCG cards that exist for a specific Pokémon

General
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Quuador, have you made one for Entei?

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I have to ask for my name sake…a list of Drifloon cards? I think I have them all but want to be sure.

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Nope, I haven’t made a list for Entei yet. Will put it on my TODO list.

Will put it on my TODO list as well. :blush:

Greetz,
Quuador

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Thank you!

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This is neat! Can I request a list for lugia?

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Sure, will put it on my TODO list as well. Can’t promise it will be done in the very near future considering the other two before you, but I will do my best.

Greetz,
Quuador

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@thebrandonmoore @queendrifloon @jackinthesquare The lists are done. :blush: The Entei and Drifloon lists took less time than expected, so I did the Lugia one as well. Here they are:

If you see anything incorrect or missing, let me know. Hope this helps, and good luck with your collection goals. :blush:

Greetz,
Quuador

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Thank you so much! Very much appreciated. Looks like I’ve got some work to do.

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Thank you!!

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Thanks Quuador!

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Added another list today for someone on reddit:

  • Eevee: 394 unique Pokémon TCG cards

Perhaps also useful for you, @rustedharmony ?

Greetz,
Quuador

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I don’t see the Dutch Jungle one?

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Wow, how can I forget that one as Dutchman… :dizzy_face: Added, thanks!

Greetz,
Quuador

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Question: Do separate codes just mean different print runs or batches of when that card was created & distributed?
Thank you for the thought!!! My needs list has grown now! :grin:

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I’m not sure where the codes were used for (probably for some Pokémon game like the codes on the E-series cards), but they are the codes in the bottom-left corner of the card during the EX era, and some sets have multiple different codes. Here for example the three English EX FireRed LeafGreen Pikachus with different codes:

Al the non-Japanese codes can be found here.

Greetz,
Quuador

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Oh ok, more game integrated than collection differences.
I have a Japanese Reviving Legends Eevee #58/80 that is a (reverse holo) -1st edition that’s not on the list. There may be other japanese reverse holo not counted but idk. Maybe it’s another set exclusive. Commons didn’t usually get a reverse.

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Ah, that’s the L2 set. Those indeed come in Reverse Holos. As far as I know there are five Japanese sets with Reverse Holos. L1, L2, L3, The Best of XY (these four have both a non-Holo and Reverse Holo variant available in the set), and GX Battle Boost (these are only in Reverse Holo and no non-Holo is available). Could be more Japanese sets out there with Reverse Holos, but I personally only know these five.

But Reviving Legends (L2) is indeed one of them, so will add the 1st and UED Reverse Holos to the set as well.

Sure! Today I don’t have much time, so it will most likely be next weekend. Will send a reminder to myself now.

Greetz,
Quuador

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Mantyke is the least printed pokemon card, with only one ever appearing in a regular set, and one as a Japanese promo.

There might be one that I am missing. If so let me know!

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^
Aetsen hasn’t done his research?!? :open_mouth: :open_mouth: :open_mouth:

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I actually already made the Mantyke list last year. :grin:

So ignoring foreign cards, you’re indeed right that there is one English release and two additional Japanese releases. 3 unique artworks in total.

Greetz,
Quuador