I’m not sure if you want to add it or not, but technically heartgold and soulsilver has unlimited cards for the 3 starters and the 4 LEGEND cards. I think they were given out as a prize if memory serves me right, but technically they are still apart of the set even if they weren’t released with it. Anyways, just thought I’d mention it. @quuador
Mjisaacs
Added as footnotes. I also did the same for the unlimited edition Base Expansion Pack (E1) cards and the Pokémon VS unlimited edition Pryce’s Lapras.
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Quuador
Amazing list, very helpful
One minor omission - Secret Wonders was also released in Portuguese (no reverse holos)
Thanks for the correction! Added (and also added to my Portuguese ‘Pikachu around the World’ collection post. 
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Quuador
Just wondering if it possible to get this list updated to current sv set 
Not sure when I have time to update it, but I’ll put it on my TODO list…
Although in general: there are currently 12 active languages: Japanese, English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, Thai, Indonesian, Simplified Chinese. With the exception of S. Chinese, almost all set-released cards these days are available in these 11 languages. Simplified Chinese is a bit behind, but I personally use this website (the links in the blue box at the bottom) as overview of all Simplified Chinese cards released thus far.
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Quuador
Great read, thanks for this. Turns out i missed the Tamamushi City Gym theme deck Vileplume with no rarity off my list! Thanks Quuador!
Thank you @Quuador for this article! I used it to check the first good bit of my Slowpoke line list, and learned I was missing Korean reverse holos for SM2+ and SM9b.
Only incorrect thing is the information about regions and their copyrights:
Base Set was released in Spanish in Spain (©1999) & Latin America (©1999-2000)
This is an Unlimited Blastoise in Spanish
Total credits for PokeKraken for his useful video … 
You should give it a watch!!! Very interesting video …
Greetings to PokeKraken if you’re reading this!!! Thank you!!! 
You should correct your post @Quuador because several people take this thread as a reference.
Hope you find this as helpful
Oma
Fixed, thanks for noticing. I did already state this correctly in the Spanish part of my ‘Pikachu around the world’ collection post:
But very recently I’ve edited it in my Base Pikachu variations article after @papafrankgod notified me about the same mistake:
Forgot to check this thread after that edit, mb.. But now it’s also corrected here, so thanks.
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Quuador
There are many deck collections released in Japan, specifically ADV-XY BREAK eras, that have their own numbering system, and have 1st edition prints. Will these be covered? And I had a question, as some of these aren’t mentioned on having either specifically. Scizor E4 Pt-purple 001/018, from the Infernape vs Gallade SP Decks ( https://bulbapedia.bulbagarden.net/wiki/Infernape_vs_Gallade_SP_Deck_Kit_(TCG) ); I’m not sure if it has an unlimited print. The Bulbapedia page doesn’t mention them having 1st ed at all for these cards, but the images I could find showed a 1st ed card, so thats what I have for my masterset. Does anyone know if they have a UED Scizor E4?
I’ve only included sets in my list above, not decks. I might add them one day perhaps.
But to answer your question, the Infernape vs Gallade SP Deck was indeed available in both 1st and unlimited edition. I have the Rapidash from that half deck in both editions:
Although it was unfortunately from an already sold listing, here is a picture of the unlimited edition Scizor I was able to find just yet:
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Quuador
Thanks! Added to the list. I also updated Bulbapedia on this specific deck about this, but there may be others that need to be update.
actually I kinda want to fix the Bulbapedia thing. Mind If I send a list of the decks that need marking? If you have any of the UED prints that’d be great.
