Orannge's identification thread

[orannge]

Dear fellow collectors,

below you find my unidentified collectibles (mostly Starmie and Dragalge). I’d be thrilled if you could help me identify some of these items.

I’ll keep updating and adding to this post regularly.

All items listed here are bought but maybe have not arrived yet (middlemen, buyee etc.).

A little “p” behind the item number means I have to take my own photos as soon as the item arrives.sna

Thanks so much for your help!

Useful identification links

• CoroCoro Magazine Scans
• The giant Non-TCG identification thread
• Sableguy Non-TCG Identifications
• Guide to All JoshOddCollection Guides
• Jopo’s slime army
• Shuckle collection guide
• Complete quuador’s Seviper non-TCG thread
• Non-tcg Mewtwo collection
• DittoDan’s Ditto Collection @DittoDan
• List of All Filler Card Variations (Blank Errors)
• Link collection by joponnes
• Carddass Pocket Monsters Anime Collection
• Pokémon Kid’s Card Identification Guide
• GB Pocket Cards Identification
• Information on 1997 Tomy Batt-Memo DX
• Guide on 2000 (small) Dunkin Boomer stickers
• Info on Staks and Kraks
• Pokélids Postcards
• Pokepeace identification
• Guide to Pokemon Meiji Potato Chip Super Change Lenticulars Volume 1
• Guide to Pokemon Meiji Potato Chip Super Change Lenticulars Volume 2
• WotC era coins (backs and foil variants)
• Pokémon Meiji Coins
• Meiji Chocolate Promotion
• Meiji Milk Cocoa Lenticulars and Mini Lenticulars
• Nintendo 1998 Promo Cards
• Topsun cards guide
• Stickerpedia
• Daichipan sticker database
• Pkmcollectors.fandom.com
• Bulbapedia – Pokèmon Stamps
• Bulbapedia – English Pokémon Pins
• Pokémon non-TCG subreddid
• Merlin Stickers reference
• TCG Collector (only TCG scans)

Not fully identified

013: ??-1997 - GB Pocket Card: Anime Collection (by Kyodo) [BOOTLEG?]

• identified by @bbobrob : (link), came within a plastic capsule that either contained Trading cards or a plastic toy (Gameboy)
• quote: “The box contained both common non-holo and rare holographic variations of each card. These cards measure 23 mm wide and 23 mm tall and are made with a thin but sturdy cardstock.” (source)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  NOT MY CARD:
  
  
  
  
  

037: [YEAR?] – [patch, COMPANY?]

041: [2004?] – Nagatanien Curry metal coaster

• identified by @sableguy :

#41 - Metal Coaster - likely from Nagatanien Curry (カレー) You can make out a very similar metal coaster on this boxart … I can’t exactly date this one yet, but the blog post it’s from was written in 2004, so it was at least made during that year.

(source)

• @bbobrob : “Nagatanien metal coasters. There might be different sets with different colors/designs, not sure.”
  
  
  
  
  

043: [YEAR?] – [Sapporo Ichiban chip, SET NAME?]

• @bbobrob : “is definitely by Sapporo Ichiban (company). I think it’s one of their noodle sticker sets, but not sure which one, as they released a few (and are still releasing to this day, I think). [26-01-2025]”

Picture of another version

Pokemon 2006 Sapporo Ichiban Ramen AG Collection Series Starmie Sticker

044: [YEAR?] – Meiji Pokémon Ice Get sticker (Golden Starmie)

• @sableguy : “The back of the sticker states that it is from the “Meiji Pokémon Ice Get” campaign in Japanese. I could not find a year for this sticker.”
• @bbobrob : “Called Meiji ice cream stickers (found this searching around on Mercari Japan). They were also apparently individual lottery tickets for winning a prize (?), and you could flip over the things on the back to reveal if you won? (Also read this on a Mercari Japan listing, and if you Google translate one of the backs, it says something along those lines).”
  
  
  
  
  

047: [YEAR?] – Meiji Battle Coins Part 1

048: [YEAR?] - Pocket Monsters: Bros Card (Base Set)

• identified by @bbobrob : (link), came within a plastic capsule that either contained Trading cards or a plastic toy (Gameboy)
• quote: “The box contained both common non-holo and rare holographic variations of each card. These cards measure 23 mm wide and 23 mm tall and are made with a thin but sturdy cardstock.” (source)
  
  
  
  
  

055: ??-1999 - Korean Top Insight small sticker sheet [SET NAME?]

063: [YEAR?] - Inagaki Clothing Co., Ltd. – Starmie Petit Patch

• identified by @rainbow :
  (link to identification post)
  
  
  
  
  

082: [YEAR] - Starmie Pocket Card (Advanced Generation) [SET?]

085: ??-1999 - Nintendo sticker sheet [DETAILS??]

097p: ??-1998 - Banpresto Battle Chip, [Part 3??]

• @rainbow: “That’s a battle chip. Probably from part 3 would be my guess.”
  
  

099p: [YEAR?] - Kakumen Retsuden Advanced Generation

104: [YEAR??] - Red framed Starmie clipping/card (French) [DETAILS??]

109: [YEAR??] – Sun Hing Toys Co., Ltd. Sticker Sheet (Hong Kong)

214p: ??-1997 – Banpresto sticker sheet [SET, DETAILS??]

215: ??-2021: Pokémon Center – Sitting Cuties (∅13 cm, brown label) [DIFFERENCE TO PINK LABEL??]

• additional information by @coil:
  link to post
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

216p: [YEAR?]: Banpresto Sticker Sheet [SET?,DETAILS?]

223: [YEAR?] - Translucent Red Starmie figurine [MANUFACTURER, DETAILS, SET?]

SELLER wrote: “Starmie Rubber Mini Figure Clear Pokemon Keshi Japanese”

227p: [10-2019] - Pokémon Kids Kalos Special Hen (Dragalge)

Picture from set, source

228: ??-1999 - Whiteland - Pokemon 2-Stage Refill Stickers [Sleeping Charmander] (Korean)

• identified by @sableguy
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

233: [YEAR??] - Taiwanese Bootleg sticker sheet

234p: [YEAR??] - Chinese Dragalge Mini Figur [Bootleg?]

238: [YEAR??] – Starmie Marbles (holo and transparent) [COMPANY?, DETAILS?]

241p: [YEAR?} – Starmie finger puppet [SET?, DETAILS?]

242p: [YEAR?] – Pocket Monsters Advanced Generations Bromides card (Starmie)[MANUFACTURER?/SET?, DETAILS?]

243p: [YEAR?] – Topsun VS No. 148 (Starmie) [SET?]

244: [YEAR?] – Topsun VS No. 110 (Starmie) [SET?]

246: ??-2014 – Pokémon Battle Trozei Dragalge sticker [Manufacturer?]

247p: [YEAR??] – Green Starmie notebook [DETAILS??]

248p: [YEAR?] – Guide book with sticker insert [DETAILS?]

Identified

Click here to see all identified items

Best,
orannge

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Random finds from the internet

[orannge]

Identified

001: 10-20-2022 – EasyCard: Flying Pikachu Project (Taiwan)

• identified by @rainbow :
  link to identification post
• @bbobrob :
• [year?]
• I think 001 says “Flying Pikachu Project” in the bubble letters"
• The EasyCard is a convenience card that’s used in Taiwan for a number of things (often used for public transportation, but you can use it at some vendors too, like convenience stores).
  Here’s CGC’s gradeable Traditional Chinese EasyCards, where you’ll see the “Flying Pikachu Project” card. And adhere’s a listing for another Pokemon-themed EasyCard from Taiwan.
  
  
  
  
  

002: [1999] – Nagatanien Ochazuke Variety Stickers [Part 2] No. 48: Count Seals

• identified by @sableguy :

It seems like the Nagatanien (永谷園, a Japanese food manufacturing company) Variety Stickers are from an ochazuke (お茶漬け) Pokemon-themed meal bag, from sometime in 1998-2000(?).
Here’s some advertisements that show the stickers and the meals:
From 1998 (stickers at 0:11) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2yBAai8e8s. (There’s more advertisements on YouTube from 1999 and 2000 if you search up “永谷園 お茶漬け ポケモン”),
Nagatanien’s website also dates the Pokemon-themed furikake releasing in 1998: 沿革｜会社情報｜味ひとすじ 永谷園 Furikake is similar, but not quite ochazuke, however. Also, from pictures online, it looks the stickers would fit perfectly inside the ochazuke bags, but not the furikake boxes.
There’s also a news report dated from 1998 on the growth of the company due to the Pokemon tie-in, which mentions the ochazuke: 永谷園の「ふりかけ、お茶漬け」が好調、「ポケモン」群が寄与 - 日本食糧新聞・電子版
(source)

• @Julius19 : Nagatanien stickers
• @bbobrob : "I don’t know if these stickers would have a set name, as they were probably a billion stickers made when Pokemon was popular that probably don’t necessarily belong to a traditional “set.” I can say that before the No. 48 and No. 46, the words say “variety seal” (or variety stickers). Perhaps that is good enough? For No. 48, the words under it (in black and white) say “count seals” and No. 46 says “special move seal 2.”
  
  
  
  
  

003: [YEAR?]: Holo Grengar/Starmie (on back) Bootleg

identified by @Julius19 : “bootleg”

004: 10-08-2004 – Media Factory Patchin, 3rd Expansion Pack (Emerald)

• identified by @rainbow :
  link to identification post
• @bbobrob : called “patchins”, guess: made by Media Factory based on company on a random pack (see pictures below)
  
  
  
  
  

Random pack (@bbobrob)

Auction of uncut sheet

005: ??-1998(?) – Bandai mini seal book sticker sheet - late version

• identified by @bbobrob : sticker created by Bandai, probably 1998, came out of a gachapon machine, earlier version exists, likely 1997, earlier version with red/green sprite of Pokémon on the back (see pictures below)
  
  
  
  
  

Whole sticker sheet (@bbobrob) :

Seal book (@bbobrob):

Earlier version (@bbobrob):

006: [1999] – Nagatanien Ochazuke Variety Stickers [Part 2] No. 46: Special Move Seals 2

• identified by @sableguy :

It seems like the Nagatanien (永谷園, a Japanese food manufacturing company) Variety Stickers are from an ochazuke (お茶漬け) Pokemon-themed meal bag, from sometime in 1998-2000(?).
Here’s some advertisements that show the stickers and the meals:
From 1998 (stickers at 0:11) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2yBAai8e8s. (There’s more advertisements on YouTube from 1999 and 2000 if you search up “永谷園 お茶漬け ポケモン”),
Nagatanien’s website also dates the Pokemon-themed furikake releasing in 1998: 沿革｜会社情報｜味ひとすじ 永谷園 Furikake is similar, but not quite ochazuke, however. Also, from pictures online, it looks the stickers would fit perfectly inside the ochazuke bags, but not the furikake boxes.
There’s also a news report dated from 1998 on the growth of the company due to the Pokemon tie-in, which mentions the ochazuke: 永谷園の「ふりかけ、お茶漬け」が好調、「ポケモン」群が寄与 - 日本食糧新聞・電子版
(source)

• @Julius19 : Nagatanien stickers
• @bbobrob : "I don’t know if these stickers would have a set name, as they were probably a billion stickers made when Pokemon was popular that probably don’t necessarily belong to a traditional “set.” I can say that before the No. 48 and No. 46, the words say “variety seal” (or variety stickers). Perhaps that is good enough? For No. 48, the words under it (in black and white) say “count seals” and No. 46 says “special move seal 2.”
  
  
  
  
  

007: ??-1997 – Meiji Corn Snack Pog

@identified by @rainbow :
linkt to post

• @Julius19 : Meiji Hyperchip, set?, year?
  
  
  
  
  

008: 02-10-1997 – Kill Time Communication stickers [print run unknown]

• identified by @rainbow :
  link to identification post
• @Julius19 : “a sticker for an old album from a brand called Kill Time Communication (the album was pink and had mewteo on its cover)”
  
  
  
  
  

009: ??-2021 – Japan Post ¥63 postage stamps

• identified by @coil : link
• quote: “stamps designed to resemble a card from the Sun & Moon and Sword & Shield Eras of the game, including one that looked like a card back” (source)
  
  
  
  
  

010: ??-2023: Paldea Friends 2023 Mini Tin Card

@bbobrob : probably SV minitin

• identified by orannge: link
  
  

011: ??-1999 – Nagatanien Bento Curry Poster

• identified by @sableguy :

#11 - Poster - likely from Nagatanien Bento Curry (お弁当カレー).
1999 Commercial (very similar papers at 0:29): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCmGxFJ6oF4.
The paper that you have says “Pokemon Name Quiz 2” on the top, in the yellow box.
There is also this old post on Twitter that states they are from curry boxes: https://xcancel.com/396kancho/status/794434089260417024
(source)
Link to another sheet on e4

012: 05-10-2019 – B-Side Label sticker

• identified by @coil : link
• @coil : “B-Side Label appears to be a company specializing in knickknacks like stickers”
• 7.2×6.6 cm
  
  
  
  
  

014: 02-23-2022 – Samlip Bread Stickers (Korea)

• identified by @sableguy :
  (link to identification post)
• @bbobrob : maybe a Korean pan/bread seal/sticker. Year and company unknown
• @Julius19 : is indeed korean
• look here
  
  
  
  
  

015: 1998 – Meiji Milk Cocoa Powder Lenticulars

• identified by @sableguy :

#015 - Lenticular Sticker - from Meiji (明治) Milk Cocoa (ミルクココア) Powder
I can actually see your specific Starmie sticker here (right-most column, third row):

This box lists an expiration date of 1998, so around that era.
(source)

• @bbobrob : lenticular produced by Meiji, year unknown
  
  
  
  
  

016: 1998-02-23 – Nagantanien Omusubi Big stickers

• identified by @sableguy :

16 - Pokemon Big Sticker - likely from Nagantanien Omusubi (おむすび).
You can actually see a similar card on the outside of the box: ◆永谷園 ポケモンおむすび◆おまけ BIGステッカー 8種10枚セット◆未使用 美品◆｜代購幫
This one was released on Feburary 23, 1998.
日本食糧新聞・電子版

永谷園、「ポケモンお茶づけ」発売、人気キャラクター第４弾 - 日本食糧新聞・電子版

（株）永谷園（東京都港区、０３・３４３２・２５１１）は２月２３日から、「ポケットモンスター」をキャラクターに起用した「ポケモンお茶づけ」「ポケモンおむすび」を発売した。昨年ヒットを飛ばしたカレー、ふりかけ、ホットケーキに […]
(source)

• @bbobrob : translation for the item looks like it’s called “Big Sticker.” Company is Nagatanien.
  
  
  
  
  

017: ??-2001 – Nagatanien Pokemon Curry - New Big Menko (Spiky Border)

• identified by @sableguy:
  (link to identification post 1 and link to identification post 2)
  
  
  
  
  

018: ??-2004 - Amada ADV Retsuden the Strongest Seal Part 5, Nr. 442

• identified by @bbobrob : link
  
  
  
  
  

019: ??-1998 - Toppu Seal Gum 3, Nr. 121

• identified by @bbobrob : link
  
  
  
  
  

020: ??-1997 – Banpresto Gashapon Poster Dream Machine (Poster No. 2)

• identified by @rainbow :
  link to identification post
• @Julius19 : Banpresto (Bandai)
  
  

021: ??-1997 – Bandai Sealdass Series 1 sticker set, No. 9

identified by @Quuador

Whole set:

023: [YEAR?] - Russian Poker Card Bootleg (Blue back)

Card comes from the “yellow deck box”.

022: ??-2003 – Amada Pocket Monsters Daily Calender 2004

• identified by @sableguy :

Daily Calendar 2004 (ポケモン日めくりカレンダ) The year can be double-checked, as your page says that it is June 24th and it is Thursday, which is correct for 2004. .. URL on back states that it was printed by “amada-printing.co.jp” (天田印刷加工株式会社)
(source)

Pictures of packaging

024: ??-1999 – Burger King Trading Cards, American version, unperforated

• identified by @Quuador & @bbobrob : link (unperforated version)
• quote: " The cards came in an assortment to be separated along perforated edges. Each card features one of the 151 Pokémon that were known at the time (including Mew) on the front and a Collectible Movie Scene from Mewtwo Strikes Back on the reverse. There are ten Collectible Movie Scenes in total, appearing in sequence over the course of the set." (source
• “The singles that were unperforated came with a toy(came remember the toy). They had a sold black plastic seal around the entire card that provided very little protection and made it super easy to bend when opening.” (source
  
  
  
  
  

025: [YEAR?] – Russian Poker Card Bootleg (Orange back)

Card comes from the “red deck box”.

026: ??-2024 - South American Bootleg sticker

Seller provided those info, can anybody confirm? [POKEMON: STARMIE, COUNTRY: CHILE, EDITORIAL: ZERO PUBLISHING, YEAR: 2024, BRINGS: STICKERH, SIZE: 5 x 7 cm]

• @bbobrob : “is likely an unlicensed product. Most recent Pokemon products manufactured in South America are unlicensed.”
  
  

027: ??-1999 - Televikun Poker Card

identified by @Julius19: “released in the January 1999 Kindergarten Magazine”

028: ??-2002 – Tazos League 2 Series (Spain)

029: ??-1998 – Meiji Potato Chip Super Change Lenticulars Volume 1, No. 28

Link

030: ??-2022 – Lotte Wafer Stickers

identified by @Julius19, see thread

031: ??-1998 – Bandai Seladass Part 3 Set List (Starmie Text cameo)

• identified by @bbobrob : “The Japanese says sealdass part 3”
  
  
  
  
  

032: ??-1998 – Bandai Sealdass Part 3 [Customer Feedback]

• identified by @bbobrob : “The Japanese says sealdass part 3”
  
  
  
  
  

033: 06-18-1998 – Kadokawa Media Factory: Pika Pika Massaichu CD Mini Puzzle (Pikachu’s Vaccation)

• identified by @rainbow :
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

034: ??-1997 – Meiji Biscuits Metallic Sticker (Staryu)

• identified by @rainbow :
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

035: ??-1999 – Small Meiji sticker (Misty and Staryu)

→ has the same back as Number 053, which was identified by @Julius19 as Meiji

036: ??-1998 - Amada Hyper Menko Collection

• identified by @rainbow :
  link to identification post

“This is a pack of “Hyper Menko Collection” Pokémon Menko (circular cardboard game pieces). Each pack contains 3 round Menko: 2 small and 1 medium. There are 76 types of round Menko to collect (8 large, 28 medium, 40 small). The large Menko are prize items. There are also 75 types of square/rectangular Menko, making a total of 151 Menko types across both shapes. It was produced in 1998 by Amada. … Amada produced jigsaw puzzles featuring them.”

• Link to another post on e4

• orannge: link for year
  

  
  
  
  
  
  
  

038: 03-1998 – Meiji Lucky Bag with Luncheon Mat (blue/pink)

identified by @rainbow
see link to identification post

Original label on the bag

039: 03-1998 – Meiji Lucky Bag Luncheon Mat

identified by @rainbow
see link to identification post

• the luncheon mat came with the Meiji Lucky Bag
  
  
  
  
  

040: ??-1998 – Meiji Get it! Pokemon Goods card (Horsea back)

• identified by @sableguy :
  (link to identification post)
  
  
  
  
  

042: 08-1996 – Batomen chip from Coro Coro Magazine

identified by:
@DittoDan : “The first part of this set was released on September 20, 1996 (per the August 1996 edition of Coro Coro Magazine), presumably any subsequent parts to complete the set were also released in the same year.”

Photo linked by DittoDan

045: ??-1998 – Meiji Ice Cream Pokémon Original Goods sticker

• identified by @sableguy :
• (link to identification post)
• @bbobrob : “Called Meiji ice cream stickers (found this searching around on Mercari Japan). They were also apparently individual lottery tickets for winning a prize (?), and you could flip over the things on the back to reveal if you won? (Also read this on a Mercari Japan listing, and if you Google translate one of the backs, it says something along those lines).”
  
  
  
  
  

046: ??-1998 – N64 Card: Stadium Collection [Attack, holo]

• link
• @bbobrob : "the words read “Pokemon Stadium.” There was a Stadium and Stadium 2 set. The boxes containing the cards also call them N64 cards (see below). Not sure what company made them (I would guess Kyodo, since they very much resemble the other mini cards, but no evidence to support this).

photos of the cards by bbobrob

(I also found another design of the boxes online:)

049p: ??-1998 – Meiji Potato Chip Super Change Lenticulars Volume 1, No. 34

Link

050: 12-17-2018 - Fan Playbook Let’s Go Pikachu (Cutout)

identified by @Julius19

Click for pics

051: [??-1998] - Kindergarten Magazine (Cutout)

identified by @Julius19

Click for pic

052: ??-1999 - Whiteland - Pokemon 2-Stage Refill Stickers [Yellow Starmie] (Korean)

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

053: ??-1999 - Small Meiji sticker (Pidgeotto attacking Starmie)

identified by:
@Julius19 : “They are meiji”
This sticker also exists in a lager version:

Larger version

054: 06-1998 - Televi-kun Appendix

identified by:
@bbobrob: “the stuff at the bottom reads “Televi-kun 6gatsu-gou furoku.” “Televi-kun” is a magazine, “6gatsu-gou” refers to a June issue (?), and “furoku” means appendix or supplement. So it seems to be another magazine supplement, narrowed down to some June issue of Televi-kun?”
@Captain_Corsola : “I can confirm it’s the June issue of Televi-kun. I don’t think I have the magazine itself, but I do have the appendix that comes with that Gengar/Starmie card.”
PSA Pop Report

056: ??-1999 - Taiwanease Poker Bootleg

Some cards have: “Made in Taiwan”, Copyright information is missing
Identified by @bbobrob: “Definitely bootleg—don’t know from where. The side that says “1999” is followed by “calendar,” and you can find the actual calendar just looking up Pokemon 1999 calendar. As with most bootlegs of that era, they just copy-paste art from different sources.”

057: ??-2003 - Topsun Advanced Generation

• identified by @rainbow and @Quuador :
  (link to identification posts by @rainbow and by @Quuador)
  
  
  
  
  

058: ??-1999: Golden Books Postcard Book

identified by me

Screenshot of ebay auction

059: ??-1998 – N64 Card: Stadium Collection [No Attack, normal]

• link
• @bbobrob : "the words read “Pokemon Stadium.” There was a Stadium and Stadium 2 set. The boxes containing the cards also call them N64 cards (see below). Not sure what company made them (I would guess Kyodo, since they very much resemble the other mini cards, but no evidence to support this).

photos of the cards by bbobrob

(I also found another design of the boxes online:)

060: ??-1998 – N64 Card: Stadium Collection [No Attack, holo]

• link
• @bbobrob : "the words read “Pokemon Stadium.” There was a Stadium and Stadium 2 set. The boxes containing the cards also call them N64 cards (see below). Not sure what company made them (I would guess Kyodo, since they very much resemble the other mini cards, but no evidence to support this).

photos of the cards by bbobrob

(I also found another design of the boxes online:)

061: ??-2005: Merlin Flix-Pix

062: ??-2024: Starmie ex Bootleg (Italian)

064: 06-21-2000: (Issue No. 26) Micky Maus Sticker Sheet 1/3

065: 06-21-2000: (Issue No. 26) Micky Maus Verrückte Welt comic page

066: 06-21-2000: (Issue No. 26) Micky Maus Pokedex poster

Backside:

067: 06-29-2000: (Issue No. 27) Micky Maus Sticker Sheet 2/3

068: 01-05-2000: (Issue No. 2) Micky Maus sheet Tipps + Tricks cards No. 1, 2, 3, 4

069: 01-13-2000: (Issue No. 3) Micky Maus sheet Tipps + Tricks cards No. 6, 7, 8, 9

Error on cards: Numbering incorrect

070: 01-20-2000: (Issue No. 4) Micky Maus sheet Tipps + Tricks cards No. 9, 10, 11, 12

071: ??-1999 – Shogakukan Poster

From: Pokémon Fanbook 1 Gold and Silver ( ポケットモンスター金銀)

072: ??-2017 – Baystars x Starmie keychain

073: ??-2018 – My151 plastic bag

074: ??-2010 – Bandai Pokémon Clipping Figures Collection

075: 12-1998 - Tomy Christmas Tree

• identifiedby @rainbow :
• (link to identification post)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

076p: 11-2018 - The GUEST Cafe & Diner Let’s Go Pikachu/Eevee Cafe Straw Attachment

• identified by @sableguy :
  (link to identification post)
  Description reads: “飲み物に付いてきた紙で作られたスターミーです ピカブイカフェ限定商品”
  
  

077p: ??-1996 - Bandai Pokemon Box 3 Waterside and Town Pokemon figure

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification posts: here and here
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

078: ??-2014 - Ensky/Genius Sonority Inc. Pokemon Battle Trozei promo sticker sheet

• identified by @coil :
  (link to identification post)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

079: ??-2000 - Yumeito Co., Ltd. – Starmie ring

• identified by @rainbow :
  (link to identification post)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

080p: ??-1999 - Banpresto Starmie and Eevee Accessory Clip

• identified by @sableguy :
  (link to identification post)
  
  
  
  
  

081: 11-2013 – Pokemon Center Dragalge Clear File

082: ??-1997 – Foldable Pokémon Magazine Vol. 1 poster

Translation from the back of the magazine:
“2・3巻もおたのしみに!!
りったいポケモン② – '97年12月19日発売予定
りったいポケモン3 – '98年1月下旬発売予定”
“Look forward to volumes 2 and 3! Rittai Pokemon 2, scheduled for release on December 19, 1997 Rittai Pokemon 3, scheduled for release in late January 1998”
→ Indicates that this magazine was released in 1997 as well, presumably in November

083: 02-15-2007 – Shogakukan Diamond and Pearl: Sticker Collection - National Encyclopedia

ISBN: 9784097347422

084: 02-2015 - Takara Tomy Zukan XY 04 gachapon set (Dragalge & Skrelp)

• identified by @sableguy :
• (link to identification post)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

086: ??-2014 – Tomy Pokémon XY Mega Evolution Board Game (Dragalge Get Card)

• identified by @sableguy :

#086 - Dragalage Get Card - from the board game Pokemon XY Mega Evolution. From 2014. Manufactured by TOMY. … Specifically one of the smaller cards.
Pokemon XY Mega Evolution | Board Game | BoardGameGeek

Pictures of the game and the cards

(source)

087: ??-2000 - Bootleg MCI WorldCom Promotion Card No. 236

Made out of thick cardstock

• additional information by @coil:
  link to additional informations post
  
  
  
  
  
  
  More information:
  link to external page
  
  
  
  
  
  
  link to external page
  
  
  
  
  
  
  This website states it is a fake Mother Teresa phone card using the same back, so it seems, this card is also a fake. It matches that they state, it is made out of cardboard instead of plastic.
  
  

088: ??-1998 – Tomy Merry X’mas telephone card

089p: ??-1998 – Bandai New Pokémon Kids 3 (Finger Puppet)

• identified by @sableguy :
  (link to identification post)
  
  
  
  
  

090p: ??-2000: Bandai Pocket Monsters Battle Museum 4

• identified by @sableguy :
  (link to identification post)
  
  
  
  
  

091p: 12-2021 - Speed Star coin bag dangler

092: ??-1999: Toyside Dog Tag Limited Edition

093p: ??-1998 - Kyodo Co., Ltd. – Character Stamp 2nd Edition

• identified by @ rainbow :
• (link to identification post)
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

094: 07-06-2000: (Issue No. 28) Micky Maus Sticker Sheet 3/3

095: 05-05-2000: (Issue No. 5) Bravo Screenfun Appendix

096p: 1999 - Top Insight Starmie Charm (Korean)

098p: 2007 - Ensky Pokémon Character Daily Calender sheet

• identified by @sableguy :
  link to identification post
  
  

100: ??-2000: Kellogg's Yellow Set (German)

101: ??-2017: Pokémon Center Baystar x Starmie Clear File

102: ??-2000: Bandai Illustrated Guide No. 11 Asagi City

103: ??-2000: Bandai Illustrated Guide No. 114 Minamo City to Tokusane City

105: ??-2019: Oceanic Operetta Badge (Pokémon Center)

106p: ??-1999 – Amada Super DX Gold

107: ??-1999 – Sandylion Elemental Group Sticker Collection

108: ??-2024 – Danilo Promotions - 2025 Every Day Desk Calender sheet (Dragalge)

110: ??-2025 – 151 Hope Coin Set [S-Chinese]

111: ??-2022 – Pokémon Center sleeves

112: ??-1996 – Nintendo Red Poker Cards

113: ??-1996 – Nintendo Green Poker Cards

114: ??-1998 – Nintendo Blue Poker Cards

115: ??-1998 – Televi-Kun Magazine Poker Cards

116: ??-1999 – Monopoly: Pokèmon Edition (Hasbro)

117: 01-1999 – Kindergarten Magazine Poker Cards

118: ??-1999 – Pokémon Silver Poker Cards

119: ??-2000 – Pokémon Gold Poker Cards

120: ??-2000 – Monopoly Collector's Edition (Parker Brothers)

121: ??-2003 – Pokémon Sapphire Poker Cards

122: ??-2014 – Monopoly Kanto Edition

123: 09-1996 – Bandai Carddass Pocket Monsters, Pt. 1

124: 09-1996 – Bandai Carddass Pocket Monsters, Pt. 2

125: ??-1997 – Bandai Carddass Pocket Monsters, Pt. 4

126: ??-1997 – Topsun Blue back, first print run

127: ??-1997 – Topsun Green back, second print run

128: 07-1997 – Bandai Kid's Cards Part 4

129: ??-1997 – Carddass Jumbo Animation Version 1 (1 of 2)

129: ??-1997 – Carddass Jumbo Animation Version 1 (2 of 2)

130: ??-1997 – Carddass Jumbo Animation Version 2

131: ??-1997 – Carddass Jumbo Animation Version 3

132: ??-1998 – Carddass Jumbo Animation Version 4

133: Q1-1998: Carddass Pocket Monsters Anime Collection, Part 1 (JP)

134: ??-1998: Bandai Sealdass Fancy Graffiti (Part 2)

135: 08-10-2024: Official Sticker Book of the Kanto Region – The Original 151

136: ??-1999: Artbox Action Flipz Series One (EN)

137: ??-2000: Topps Pokémon Trading Cards Series 3 (Rainbow Foil)

138: ??-2002: Panini Pokémon Staks Johto League Championship

139: ??-2003: Kakumen Retsuden Advanced Generation

140: ??-2003: Bandai Zukan Carddass Vending Set (Base)

141: ??-2004: Pokémon Channel Nice Cards

142: ??-2005: Carddass The Pokémon Weekly Advanced

143: ??-2013: Hanafuda (Pokémon Center)

144: ??-1996: Bandai Snack Stickers 2 (regular version)

145: ??-1996: Amada – Retsuden Strongest Seal Hyper Sticker Collection 1

146: ??-1997: Amada – Retsuden Strongest Seal Hyper Sticker Collection 2

147: ??-1998: Bandai Zukan Seal Book 7

148: ??-1998: Bandai Sealdass

149: ??-1998: Bandai Mini Mini (Starmie on the back)

150: ??-1998: Bandai Mini Mini

151: ??-1999: Merlin Sticker Album Series 2

152: ??-1999: Nintendo Artbox Pokémon Sticker Series 1 (#121)

153: ??-1999: Nintendo Artbox Pokémon Sticker Series 1 (#R01)

154: 11-19-1999: Pokémon Adventures No. 3: Starmie Surprise sticker sheet

155: ??-2000: Dunkin Boomer 2000

156: 12-2003: Bandai Kids Advance 4

see link

157: ??-2012: Zenkoku Zukan AR Pro

158: ??-2019: B-Side Label

159: ??-2022: Let's Have Fun! Spring

160: ??-2022: Lotte Wafers (JP)

161: ??-2019: Oceanic Operetta Sleeves (Starmie & Vaporeon) (JP)

162: ??-2019: Oceanic Operetta Sleeves (Starmie & others) (JP)

163: ??-1997: Shogakukan Blue Version Set – Blue Sheet stamp (JP)

164: 05-1998: Shogakukan May ’98 Set – Mew Sheet stamp (JP)

165: 05-1998: Shogakukan May ’98 Set – Charizard Sheet stamp (JP)

166: ??-1998: Shogakukan Stadium Set – Birds + Eveelutions + Blastoise Sheet stamp (JP)

167: ??-1998: Shogakukan Stadium Set – Eveelutions + Venusaur Sheet stamp (JP)

168: ??-1998: Shogakukan Stadium Set – Birds + Charizard Sheet stamp (JP)

169: ??-1998: Shogakukan Stadium Set – All Starters Sheet A stamp (JP)

170: ??-2001: Antigua & Barbuda stamp sheet

171: ??-1998: Orange Card 1000 (telephone card)

172: ??-1998: Pikachu's Summer Vacation (telephone card)

173: ??-1998: Keiko Fukuyama (Lawson 1998 Set A)

174: ??-1998: Banpresto Nr. 166 postcard

175: ??-2004: Funskool bootleg (Who am I)

176: ??-2004: Funskool bootleg (Blue background)

177: ??-1996: Bandai Chip Shooter Series 1

178: 04-26-1998: Hanada City Gym Theme Deck coin 1st Ed. (JP)

179: ??-1998: Banpresto Battle Chips, Part 1 (JP)

180: ??-1998: Banpresto Battle Chips, Part 2 (JP)

181: ??-1999: Hasbro Battling Coin Game coin

182: ??-1999: Hasbro Pokemon Trainers battle disc (European version)

183: ??-1999: Pokémon Master Trainer chip (EN)

184: ??-1999: Pokémon Master Trainer chip (GER)

185: ??-2000: Tazo chip (EN)

186: 08-14-2000: Misty Gym Hero Theme Deck coin (Cosmos Foil) (EN)

187: ??-2003: Panini Wap (EN)

188: 12-14-2017: Dash Set 3 – Ga-Olé disk D3-030 (shiny)

189: 12-14-2017: Dash Set 3 – Ga-Olé disk D3-030 (regular)

190: 12-14-2017: Dash Set 3 – Ga-Olé disk D3-029 (regular)

191: ??-2022: Tazos League 2 (ESP)

192: ??-2024: Frienda pick 1-1-059

193: 11-19-1999: Pokémon Adventures No. 3: Starmie Surprise by VIZ Media

194: 12-??-1999: Starmie’s Christmas Race by Shogakukan

195: ??-1998: Mewtwo Strikes Back Wallet

196: ??-1999: Polar Magnetics Inc. – Master Magnet

197: ??-2000: Burger King Plushy

198: ??-20??: Pokémon Center – Starmie Plush Pokémon (∅ 26 cm)

Maybe bootleg?

199: 04-14-2010: Hachette – Die Welt der Pokémon 34 DVD (Ger)

200: ??-2018: Pokémon Center – #My151 Keychain

201: 07-06-2019: Pokémon Center – Oceanic Operetta Keychain Stand

202: ??-2021: Pokémon Center – Sitting Cuties (∅13 cm, pink label)

203: 12-2022: Bandai – Scale World Kanto Region 3 (small)

204: ??-2024: Skinnydip London – iPhone Case

205: ??-2013: Y Playing Cards (Dragalge)

206: ??-2013: Pokémon Center postcard (Dragalge)

207: ??-2024: Pokémon Center (Pokémon fit) postcard (Dragalge)

208: 04-14-2014: Trettas 01-05 Experience Mega Evolution! (Dragalge)

209: 04-14-2014: Trettas 01-28 Experience Mega Evolution! (Dragalge)

210: 09-25-2014: Trettas 03-10 Search! Strongest Friends (Dragalge)

211: 09-25-2014: Trettas 03-32 Search! Strongest Friends (Dragalge)

212: ??-2014: Pokémon Center keychain (Dragalge)

213: ??-2024: Pokémon fit plushy (Dragalge, pink label)

217p: ??-2004: Bandai Patapata Sealdass Advanced Generation Textbook Vol. 3

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification post
  
  

218p: ??-1999: Pokémon SNAP promotional sticker sheet

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification post
  
  

219p: ??-1998: Nagatanien Ochazuke Variety Stickers [Part 1], No. 7: Misty’s Pokémon

-identified by @sableguy:
link to identification post
link to the difference between Part 1 and Part 2

220p: ??-2024 - Blokus Shuffle: Pokémon Edition card (Dragalge)

link to boardgamegeek

221p: 2025-03-02: - Lotte World Adventure Pokemon Collaboration Explorer’s Notebook sticker sheet

• identified by @sableguy:
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222: ??-1998 – Bandai New Pokémon Kids 3 (Finger Puppet)

• identified by @sableguy :
  (link to identification post
  SELLER wrote: “Starmie Finger Puppet - Bandai/Nintendo 1997”
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

224: 1998-11-01: Shogakukan Kindergarten Magazine 1998-11 Insert (Meowth et al.)]

• identified by @sableguy:
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225p: 2024-12-15: Master Kong Xiangbaocui Pokemon 151 Stickers

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification thread
  
  

226: ??-1998: Tomy Moncolle (First Generation)

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification thread
  
  
  
  
  

229: ???-1999 - Whiteland - Pokemon 2-Stage Refill Stickers [Starmie, mosaic background] (Korean)

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

230: ??-1999 - Whiteland - Pokemon 2-Stage Refill Stickers [Golking] (Korean)

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

231: ??-1999 - Whiteland - Pokemon 2-Stage Refill Stickers [Onix] (Korean)

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

232: ??-1999 - Whiteland - Pokemon 2-Stage Refill Stickers [Caterpie] (Korean)

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

235: 2000-06-01 - CoroCoro June 2000, Vol. 20, Issue 2: Triple sticker file insert (left page)

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification post
  front:
  
  
  
  
  

236: ??-1998 Bandai Slide Up Battle Card - Part 2

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

237: ??-1998 – Shogakukan Televikun Super Card Book (Red), Vol. 3, Starmie post card

• identified by @sableguy:
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

239: ??-2008 – Snap TV Games: Pokémon Champion Island DVD Board Game chip (EN)

there is also a limited edition: link

240p: ??-1998 – Shogakukan VHS (Starmie on back)

• identified an additional information by @sableguy
  link to identification post
  
  
  
  
  

245p: ??-1999 – American Greetings Corporation - StickerTime Fun & Games, No. 38

• identified by @sableguy:
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249: ??-2023 – Danilo Promotions - 2024 Every Day Desk Calender sheet (Dragalge)

250p: ??-2019 – Pokémon Center – Oceanic Operetta sticker sheet

251p: 12-1997 – Shogakukan Pipipi Adventure Pikachu Appendix, sticker sheet

• identified by @sableguy:
• link to identification post
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[orannge]

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[bbobrob]

Love this thread idea!

I don’t know how much detail you’d like regarding the items, but I can maybe add some limited information for some.

004 - These are called patchins. There are a ton of these, but I’m not sure if it’d be easy to track down a particular release date for these. I guess these were made by Media Factory, based on the first patchin pack I found when searching the term? Not sure if another company took over or came before them>

Example pack:

005 - Created by Bandai, probably in 1998 (see image below). These came out of a gachapon machine. Here is the whole sticker sheet that the Starmie came from, and the little “seal book” that the sheet could be found in. The title of the item can be roughly translated into “New Pokemon Big Encyclopedia” or “New Pokemon Big Pokedex.”

There is actually an earlier released version, likely around 1997? The seal books are labeled as 1995, but similar to the Topsun controversy, they were likely not released in 1995. I actually have a single Starmie sitting at Buyee for the earlier version, but the sticker isn’t complete (the border is missing). The earlier version has the Red/Green sprite of the pokemon on the back. I can take a better picture of it when I have it in hand.

010 - Looks like it came from a SV minitin? Probably shouldn’t be too hard to track down which minitin.

013 - I think these have generally been called GB Pocket cards or GBA Card Collection or something? There are a lot of different variations of these small cards/minisquares though, so I don’t know which set this particular one belongs to. I also tried to look at some boxes available on Mercari, and it doesn’t seem to be clear what company produces them. (Nevermind, I found an article talking about them—there’s more information here)

014 - I think this is just a Korean pan/bread seal/sticker. I have a Hoppip one sitting at Buyee too Not sure what company or what year it was produced.

015 - I only know these are some lenticular produced by Meiji.

016 - The translation for the item looks like it’s called “Big Sticker.” Company is Nagatanien. Maybe you can find some more information that way?

018 - You can find more information about the set here. The site linked here is run by @nidokingdom, who is just generally very knowledgeable about these vintage Pokemon items (I know he knows what a few others you have here should be). He can probably help identify a good amount.

019 - Some more information from the stickerpedia.

021 - Think these are sealdass cards/stickers by Bandai. I don’t much about sets for these, and I guess the year is at the bottom.

[orannge]

Thank you for sharing all this amazing information. I will update the OP as soon as I have access to my laptop, it’s annoying via mobile.

I like all the details you mentioned and I will check the links you provided for further information.

It always fascinates me how many there is to learn and to know about the different merchandise items.

[coil]

9 - Japan Post stamps

12 - B-Side Label sticker; you can get all if not nearly all of them on the Pokecen site still. B-Side Label appears to be a company specializing in knickknacks like stickers.

[orannge]

Thank you. The article on the stamps is very much appreciated.

[orannge]

Updated the OP.

005, 009, 012, 013, 018 and 019 could be identified by @bbobrob and @coil . Thank you!

I also added some information provided by both users to the OP.

Added 022, seems to be part of a 365 day calender.

Usefull links provided:
The giant Non-TCG identification thread
Stickerpedia
Pkmcollectors.fandom.com
Bulbapedia — Pokèmon Stamps

Best,
orannge

[orannge]

New items added:

023 - Russian poker card?

024

[bbobrob]

The Russian one might be an unlicensed product (kind of gives off that vibe and didn’t see copyright info).

The second one is from Burger King. I did a cursory search, and it looks like they were distributed in 1999? But you should be able to find more complete data on this.

[Quuador]

@bbobrob is correct, 024 is indeed a BurgerKing PokéTrivia card (an unperforated version).

Sources:

1. 1999 Burger King trading cards - Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia
2. Burger King cards - perforated vs unperforated

Greetz,
Quuador

[Quuador]

021 is from the Bandai Sealdass 1997 series 1 sticker set (no. 9). Here is the full set:

PS: I’m curious about 022 as well, since I got a Seviper from the same calendar by the looks of it.

Greetz,
Quuador

[Julius19]

001 I believe is from Taiwan, like a phone card or something like that, 002 and 006 are Nagatanien stickers, 003 is bootleg, 007 is meiji hyperchip, 008 is a sticker for an old album from a brand called Kill Time Communication (the album was pink and had mewteo on its cover), 014 is indeed korean, 017 is Nagatanien too, 020 poster is banpresto (bandai),

[orannge]

Thx so much guys, will reply after work.

Meanwhile, I added another one:

25

Don’t know which Russian poker card came from which box though.

026

Seller provided those info, can anybody confirm?

POKEMON: STARMIE
COUNTRY: CHILE
EDITORIAL: ZERO PUBLISHING
YEAR: 2024
BRINGS: STICKERH
SIZE: 5 x 7 cm

Best,
orannge

[bbobrob]

I was chatting with @joponnes about this, but I think us species collectors may all be buying species lots off the same seller I recently just bought a lot of Hoppip line items that had weird calendar items and some newspaper cutouts similar to the one you posted in your Seviper non-TCG post:

And I just went back and looked at the seller’s listings, and they still have some species lots with the same calendar piece as the Seviper and Starmie here (and some with similar newspaper cutouts).

This hero has been supplying species collectors with some nice niche items for maybe a couple of years now, at least!

[bbobrob]

Okay, I used my very mediocre Mandarin skills (meaning I had to look up a bunch of characters), but I think 001 says “Flying Pikachu Project” in the bubble letters. The EasyCard is a convenience card that’s used in Taiwan for a number of things (often used for public transportation, but you can use it at some vendors too, like convenience stores).

Okay, found some more sources for things. Here’s CGC’s gradeable Traditional Chinese EasyCards, where you’ll see the “Flying Pikachu Project” card. And here’s a listing for another Pokemon-themed EasyCard from Taiwan.

Edit: Forgot to opine on 026. I think 026 is likely an unlicensed product. Most recent Pokemon products manufactured in South America are unlicensed. Some of them do look very good though, so I still pick some up here and there, but they are not official.

[orannge]

@bbobrob @Quuador @Julius19
Thanks so much everyone for the tons of information. Especially on the EasyCard and the Burger King card.

I updated the OP and moved some items to the identified section.

Added another one:

027 – Televikun Poker Card, year?, back?

028

029 (seller labeled it “Meiji Super Change Card 3D”)

[bbobrob]

Don’t have much information this time but just wanted to say that that clear Tazos looks really cool

[orannge]

If you find this post, dont be confused, it just serves as a placeholder for ongoing research.

Background image 1 (Pokémon shilouttes):

Column 1 (left, top to bottom)

• 01 Tagrosso
• 02 Clefable
• 03 Pinsir
• 04 Magicarp
• 05 Vaporeon
• 06 Butterfree
• 07 Poliwrath

Column 2 (top to bottom)

• 8 Meowth
• 9 Ekans
• 10Lapras
• 11 Onix
• 12 Charizard
• 13 Pidgey
• 14 Raichu

Column 3 (top to bottom)

• 15 Chansey
• 16 Kabutops
• 17 Gyrados
• 18 Pikachu
• 19 Geowatz
• 20 Charmeleon
• 21 Omanyte

Column 4 (top to bottom) ???

• 22 Jolteon
• 23 Weepinbell
• 24 Wigglytuff
• 25 Relaxo
• 26 Shiggy
• 27 Abra [Porygon]
• 28 Clefairy [Ivysaur]

Column 5 (top to bottom)

• 05 Vaporeon
• 06 Butterfree
• 07 Poliwrath
• 01 Tagrosso
• 02 Clefable
• 03 Pinsir
• 04 Magicarp

Column 6 (top to bottom)

• 12 Charizard
• 13 Pidgey
• 14 Raichu
• 8 Meowth
• 9 Ekans
• 10Lapras
• 11 Onix

Column 7 (top to bottom)

• 19 Geowatz
• 20 Charmeleon
• 21 Omanyte
• 15 Chansey
• 16 Kabutops
• 17 Gyrados
• 18 Pikachu

Column 8

• 19 Geowatz
• 20 Charmeleon
• 21 Omanyte
• 15 Chansey
• 16 Kabutops
• 17 Gyrados
• 18 Pikachu

Nagatanien sheet Clefable

https://efour.b-cdn.net/uploads/default/original/3X/6/7/67336351e6880e8d9dba9cdbd4398c792e761e30.jpeg

Upper left:
ポケットモンスター
POCKET MONSTERS

Upper Middle:
ポケモンリアルサイズ②
[Full-size Pokèmon 2]

Upper Right:
ピッピ
たかさ 0.6メートル
おもさ 7.5キログラム
[Clefairy
Height: 0.6 meters
Weight: 7.5 kilograms]

Lower Left:
永谷園
[Nagatanien]

Copyright information:
Nintendo・CREATURES・GAMEFREAK・TV TOKYO・SHO-PRO・ JR KIKAKU

[Julius19]

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