Explore cards that form a larger picture or tell a shared story.
4 cards
Four official Japanese promos from the Mario Pikachu and Luigi Pikachu Special Boxes: one regular artwork and one full art for each brother. These four cards complete this collaboration.
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39 cards
Crystal crowns, faceted Pokémon, and sparkling full-card backgrounds. Collect the English Ultra Rare and Shiny Ultra Rare Tera artworks, plus matching full-art promos, including Stellar Tera designs. Gold and Special Illustration Rare editions are separate styles.
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8 cards
Official cards inspired by fine art: Van Gogh’s portrait, Munch’s The Scream, and the Japanese artworks celebrated by the stamp-box promos. Includes English and Japanese releases, labeled individually.
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18 cards
The collection forms six three-card scenes.
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4 cards
Coordinated gold artwork by AKIRA EGAWA. English card numbers. Described as coordinated artwork, without assuming every edge joins seamlessly.
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9 cards
Different Pokémon types are linked by a flowing background motif.
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1 cards
Pikachu appears with fossil Pokémon skeletons.
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1 cards
A promotional card commemorating the Pokémon Fossil Museum exhibition.
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16 cards
The cards use the WiiWare game’s toy-like Pokémon models.
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3 cards
The peelable cards conceal Ditto underneath. Look for the tiny Ditto symbol. Ordinary copies of the same Pokémon are different.
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7 cards
Pikachu wears the different anime caps.
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3 cards
A compact delivery-themed collection.
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5 cards
Five football-themed promos.
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9 cards
Yuka Morii’s clay artworks show Ditto imitating other Pokémon. Some disguises have multiple artworks.
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6 cards
Each trio celebrates different winning artists.
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8 cards
Pikachu wears coordinated pairs of Pokémon costumes.
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18 cards
Each release offers a nine-card multilingual project.
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10 cards
Minimalist illustrations of Pikachu and the Eevee family.
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1 cards
Shiny Rayquaza appears with Nobunaga’s silhouette.
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1 cards
A dedicated game tie-in promo.
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1 cards
A promotional card associated with the 2023 game.
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3 cards
A collection spanning the promotional cards associated with both Game Boy releases.
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7 cards
Pikachu dresses as members of the seven villainous teams.
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8 cards
Eevee wears a costume representing each Eeveelution.
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18 cards
The nine-card Forest File and nine-card Blue File from 2005. This checklist includes both Japanese files, grouped by file and card number.
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3 cards
The Venusaur, Charizard, and Blastoise starter trio from the Japanese music CD promotion. This checklist focuses on the three starter cards, rather than every item packaged with the CD.
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22 cards
All 22 prize-card artworks from the 2015 Art Academy competitions: 10 Japanese and 12 English. Each entry identifies the winning artist; regular promo cards with the same Pokémon are separate editions.
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10 cards
The ten Japanese prize-card artworks from the 1999 Pokémon Snap photo contests. These are the rare winning photographs, not the widely distributed Snap Pikachu magazine promo.
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29 cards
A cozy collection of sleeping Pokémon, including background cameos and shared naps. This is a curated selection, with room for more discoveries.
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A growing library of curated themes. Japanese-only cards are labeled; catalog availability and tracking can vary.