English · 2015
This page covers the 575 English cards of 2015, in five products: 164 on 4 February, 34 on 25 March, 112 on 6 May, 101 on 12 August and 164 on 4 November. The English year opens with Japan's previous December — Primal Clash is the whole of Gaia Volcano and Tidal Storm — so only 352 of these 575 cards are 2015 Japanese cards: 34 from Double Crisis, 91 from Roaring Skies, 97 from Ancient Origins and 130 from BREAKthrough. 89 Japanese cards of 2015 are not here: the whole of December's Rage of the Broken Heavens, which crosses on 3 February 2016 as BREAKpoint. The Japanese edition of 2015 is 468 cards across seven products, and 366 of them are the same card as a print on this page. Two things reach English for the first time this year: BREAK Evolution on 4 November, and θ, which arrives in August and is never printed again.
Five products, 575 cards, and a calendar that opens with Japan's previous December and closes before Japan's last set
English 2015 starts a year behind and ends a season ahead. Primal Clash on 4 February is Japan's December — 160 cards of Gaia Volcano and Tidal Storm, with Primal Reversion and the Ancient Trait arriving on the same day, eight weeks late. Then the gap closes to seven weeks and stays there: Roaring Skies in May, Ancient Origins in August, BREAKthrough in November. On 4 November BREAK Evolution reaches English — six cards that keep every attack underneath them and print no type and no Retreat Cost — and on the same day English gets Float Stone, Brigette, Parallel City and Fighting Fury Belt, which between them decide how 2016 is played.
The numbers are the largest of any English year so far. 575 cards in five products, 58 Pokémon-EX prints, 32 Mega prints and 6 BREAK cards, 13 secret cards and 48 artists. Two of the five products are entirely Japanese in origin — Primal Clash and Double Crisis — and the smallest of them is 34 cards sold in four-card packs. What English does not get in 2015 is December: Rage of the Broken Heavens, all 89 cards, waits until 3 February 2016, which makes 2015 the first year since 2001 where a Japanese release has no same-year English counterpart at all. One card is missing from this page and is named in the notes: xy8-146a, the alternate number for Professor's Letter, has no scan in any size.
Every card below is the English printing, with its English scan, its English name as printed and its English attack text.
Cards are grouped by the product they were sold in. Rarity letters are the ones printed on the card; secrets sit at the end of each set at the numbers they carry.
This page documents 575 main-series cards across five products on five release dates in 2015. It covers cards printed outside Japan only; printings for other editions are tracked separately.
| Publication edition | English edition |
|---|---|
| Products | 5 |
| Cards | 575 |
| Release dates | 5 (2015-02-04 – 2015-11-04) |
| Series codes | xy5, xy6, xy7, xy8, dc1 |
| Card faces on record | all 575 |
| Latest release on record | 2015-11-04 |
XY5 · Primal Clash (2015-02-04, 164 cards) · dc1 · Double Crisis (2015-03-25, 34 cards) · XY6 · Roaring Skies (2015-05-06, 112 cards) · XY7 · Ancient Origins (2015-08-12, 101 cards) · XY8 · BREAKthrough (2015-11-04, 164 cards).
How many main-series cards does this page record for 2015?575 cards across five products, an average of 115.0 cards per product. This is the main-series archive count, not a claim that every promo and event card from the year is itemised here.
What release dates does this page cover?5 release dates, from 2015-02-04 to 2015-11-04.
How many of these 575 cards are shown with a card face?All 575 cards have a card face on record.
Primal Clash, 164 cards. All 160 cards of the two packs Japan printed on 13 December 2014, plus four English-only. Primal Reversion and the Ancient Trait arrive in English here, along with Primal Groudon-EX and Primal Kyogre-EX at 240 HP and the red Ω cards that blank Trainers or attack twice. No 2015 Japanese card is in this set.
Double Crisis, 34 cards. Japan's January concept pack, printed two months later in a different card order — English 23 is Aqua Diffuser, Japanese 25. No secrets, no full-art, no gold, and the only 2015 English product sold in four-card packs.
Roaring Skies, 112 cards. All 91 cards of Emerald Break plus 20 English-only. M Rayquaza-EX at 220 HP Colourless with Emerald Break, Sky Field raising the Bench to eight in the same set, and Shaymin-EX with Set Up — the three cards that make the deck. Δ reaches English on this day.
Ancient Origins, 101 cards. All 97 cards of Bandit Ring plus four English-only. θ arrives in three forms — Stop, Double and Max — and the three gold cards at 93–95 are Primals and Mega Rayquaza. Hoopa-EX debuts in English, and Hex Maniac and Forest of Giant Plants enter the pool on the same day.
BREAKthrough, 164 cards. All 130 cards of Blue Shock and Red Flash merged, plus 34 English-only. BREAK Evolution reaches English — Zoroark, Florges, Chesnaught and Marowak — and so do Float Stone, Brigette, Parallel City, Heavy Ball, Assault Vest, Giovanni's Scheme and Mewtwo in two different Mega forms. 89 Japanese cards of 2015 are still not in English when this ships: they are the whole of December's pack.
2015-02-04. 164 cards — 133 Pokémon, 29 Trainers and 2 Energy cards, 16 of them Pokémon-EX and 8 Mega; 4 secret cards; 44 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 20.
The 2015 English year opens with Japan's December. All 160 cards of Gaia Volcano and Tidal Storm arrive here, plus four English-only cards, so not one 2015 Japanese card is in this set. Primal Reversion and the Ancient Trait reach English on the same day, eight weeks after Japan, and Primal Groudon-EX and Primal Kyogre-EX arrive at 240 HP with attacks named after the packs. Sixteen EX prints and eight Mega or Primal prints make this the thickest EX set of the English year. Four secret cards close it.
001Weedle
002Kakuna
003Beedrill★
004Tangela
005Tangrowth★
006Treecko
007Grovyle
008Sceptile★
009Sceptile★
010Lotad
011Lombre
012Ludicolo★
013Surskit
014Masquerain
015Shroomish
016Breloom★
017Volbeat
018Illumise
019Trevenant EX
020Vulpix
021Ninetales★
022Slugma
023Magcargo
024Magcargo★
025Torchic
026Torchic
027Combusken
028Blaziken★
029Camerupt EX
030Horsea
031Seadra
032Staryu
033Mudkip
034Marshtomp
035Swampert★
036Swampert★
037Ludicolo★
038Wailord EX
039Barboach
040Whiscash
041Whiscash★
042Corphish
043Feebas
044Milotic★
045Spheal
046Spheal
047Sealeo
048Walrein★
049Clamperl
050Huntail★
051Gorebyss
052Gorebyss★
053Kyogre★
054Kyogre EX
055Primal Kyogre EX
056Manaphy★
057Chinchou
058Lanturn
059Electrike
060Electrike
061Manectric★
062Tynamo
063Eelektrik
064Eelektrik★
065Eelektross★
066Nidoran♀
067Nidorina
068Nidoqueen
069Nidoqueen★
070Tentacool
071Tentacool
072Tentacruel★
073Starmie★
074Rhyhorn
075Rhydon
076Rhyperior★
077Rhyperior★
078Nosepass
079Meditite
080Medicham★
081Medicham★
082Trapinch
083Solrock
084Groudon★
085Groudon EX
086Primal Groudon EX
087Hippopotas
088Hippowdon★
089Drilbur
090Diggersby★
091Sharpedo EX
092Crawdaunt★
093Aggron EX
094M Aggron EX
095Probopass★
096Excadrill★
097Excadrill★
098Honedge
099Doublade
100Aegislash★
101Mr. Mime
102Marill
103Azumarill★
104Azumarill★
105Gardevoir EX
106M Gardevoir EX
107Kingdra★
108Kingdra★
109Vibrava
110Flygon★
111Zigzagoon
112Linoone
113Skitty
114Delcatty★
115Spinda
116Bidoof
117Bidoof
118Bibarel
119Bouffalant
120Bunnelby
121Bunnelby
122Acro Bike
123Aggron Spirit Link
124Archie's Ace in the Hole
125Dive Ball
126Energy Retrieval
127Escape Rope
128Exp. Share
129Fresh Water Set
130Gardevoir Spirit Link
131Groudon Spirit Link
132Kyogre Spirit Link
133Maxie's Hidden Ball Trick
134Professor Birch's Observations
135Rare Candy
136Repeat Ball
137Rough Seas
138Scorched Earth
139Shrine of Memories
140Silent Lab
141Teammates
142Weakness Policy
143Shield Energy
144Wonder Energy
145Trevenant EX
146Camerupt EX
147Wailord EX
148Kyogre EX
149Primal Kyogre EX
150Groudon EX
151Primal Groudon EX
152Sharpedo EX
153Aggron EX
154M Aggron EX
155Gardevoir EX
156M Gardevoir EX
157Archie's Ace in the Hole
158Maxie's Hidden Ball Trick
159Professor Birch's Observations
160Teammates
161Dive Ball★
162Enhanced Hammer★
163Switch★
164Weakness Policy★2015-05-06. 112 cards — 92 Pokémon, 19 Trainers and 1 Energy card, 14 of them Pokémon-EX and 7 Mega; 2 secret cards; 42 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 16.
The pack where English gets M Rayquaza-EX and Shaymin-EX on the same day. All 91 cards of Emerald Break arrive, plus 20 English-only cards. Δ reaches English here — five cards that take an extra Prize, four that evolve the turn they are played — and so does 077 Sky Field, which raises the Bench to eight and is the reason Emerald Break counts your Bench. 063 Shaymin-EX with Set Up goes on to be the most played card in the format for the next two years. 096 Trainers' Mail is in this set too, and by December it is in every deck list.
001Exeggcute
002Exeggutor
003Wurmple
004Silcoon
005Beautifly★
006Cascoon
007Dustox
008Dustox★
009Nincada
010Ninjask
011Shedinja★
012Tropius
013Victini★
014Fletchinder
015Talonflame★
016Articuno★
017Articuno★
018Wingull
019Pelipper
020Pikachu
021Voltorb
022Electrode
023Zapdos★
024Electrike
025Manectric
026Thundurus EX
027Natu
028Natu
029Xatu★
030Shuppet
031Banette★
032Banette★
033Deoxys★
034Gallade EX
035M Gallade EX
036Gligar
037Gliscor
038Binacle
039Hawlucha
040Absol★
041Inkay
042Jirachi★
043Togepi
044Togetic
045Togekiss★
046Togekiss★
047Carbink★
048Klefki★
049Dratini
050Dragonair
051Dragonite★
052Dragonite★
053Altaria
054Bagon
055Bagon
056Shelgon
057Salamence★
058Latios EX
059M Latios EX
060Rayquaza EX
061M Rayquaza EX
062Hydreigon EX
063Reshiram★
064Zekrom★
065Spearow
066Fearow
067Meowth
068Dunsparce
069Skarmory★
070Taillow
071Swellow★
072Swellow★
073Swablu
074Altaria★
075Rayquaza EX
076M Rayquaza EX
077Shaymin EX
078Pidove
079Tranquill
080Unfezant
081Unfezant★
082Fletchling
083Gallade Spirit Link
084Healing Scarf
085Latios Spirit Link
086Mega Turbo
087Rayquaza Spirit Link
088Revive
089Sky Field
090Steven
091Switch
092Trainers' Mail
093Ultra Ball
094Wally
095Wide Lens
096Winona
097Double Dragon Energy
098Thundurus EX
099Gallade EX
100M Gallade EX
101Latios EX
102M Latios EX
103Hydreigon EX
104Rayquaza EX
105M Rayquaza EX
106Shaymin EX
107Wally
108Winona
109Energy Switch★
110VS Seeker★
77aShaymin EX★
92aTrainers' Mail2015-08-12. 101 cards — 82 Pokémon, 17 Trainers and 2 Energy cards, 16 of them Pokémon-EX and 9 Mega; 5 secret cards; 42 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 16.
θ reaches English, and all three Megas arrive with their Spirit Links. All 97 cards of Bandit Ring plus four English-only cards. θ Stop on five cards, θ Double on six, θ Max on the three gold cards — Primal Kyogre-EX, Primal Groudon-EX and M Rayquaza-EX. 036 Hoopa-EX debuts in English here, and Scoundrel Ring searching three Pokémon-EX out of the deck becomes the setup play of the season. Hex Maniac and Forest of Giant Plants enter the English card pool on the same day, and both go on to be restricted in some formats.
001Oddish
002Gloom
003Vileplume★
004Bellossom
005Spinarak
006Ariados
007Sceptile EX
008M Sceptile EX
009Combee
010Vespiquen
011Vespiquen★
012Virizion★
013Flareon
014Entei★
015Entei★
016Larvesta
017Volcarona★
018Volcarona★
019Magikarp
020Gyarados★
021Gyarados★
022Vaporeon
023Relicanth
024Regice★
025Kyurem EX
026Jolteon★
027Ampharos EX
028M Ampharos EX
029Rotom
030Unown
031Baltoy
032Baltoy
033Claydol★
034Golett
035Golurk★
036Hoopa EX
037Machamp EX
038Wooper
039Quagsire
040Regirock★
041Golurk
042Tyranitar EX
043M Tyranitar EX
044Sableye
045Inkay
046Malamar
047Beldum
048Metang
049Metagross★
050Metagross★
051Registeel★
052Ralts
053Kirlia
054Gardevoir★
055Cottonee
056Whimsicott
057Giratina EX
058Goomy
059Sliggoo
060Goodra★
061Meowth
062Persian
063Eevee
064Porygon
065Porygon2
066Porygon-Z★
067Porygon-Z★
068Lugia EX
069Ace Trainer
070Ampharos Spirit Link
071Eco Arm
072Energy Recycler
073Faded Town
074Forest of Giant Plants
075Hex Maniac
076Level Ball
077Lucky Helmet
078Lysandre
079Paint Roller
080Sceptile Spirit Link
081Tyranitar Spirit Link
082Dangerous Energy
083Flash Energy
084Sceptile EX
085M Sceptile EX
086Kyurem EX
087Ampharos EX
088M Ampharos EX
089Hoopa EX
090Machamp EX
091Tyranitar EX
092M Tyranitar EX
093Giratina EX
094Lugia EX
095Steven
096Primal Kyogre EX★
097Primal Groudon EX★
098M Rayquaza EX★
099Energy Retrieval★
100Trainers' Mail★
75aHex Maniac2015-11-04. 164 cards — 142 Pokémon, 20 Trainers and 2 Energy cards, 10 of them Pokémon-EX and 8 Mega and 6 BREAK; 2 secret cards; 42 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 23.
BREAK Evolution reaches English, seven weeks after Japan, and both September packs are merged into one. All 130 cards of Blue Shock and Red Flash arrive — Zoroark BREAK, Florges BREAK, Chesnaught BREAK, Marowak BREAK, Greninja's line underneath and Mewtwo in both its 230 HP and 210 HP forms — plus 34 English-only cards. 054 Float Stone, 057 Brigette, 058 Parallel City, 074 Fighting Fury Belt and 079 Giovanni's Scheme are in this one product, which is why BREAKthrough shows up in every deck of 2016. English prints one card here that this page cannot show: xy8-146a, the alternate number for Professor's Letter, has no scan at any size in the source database, so it is left out and the set reads 164 cards rather than 165.
001Paras
002Parasect★
003Pinsir
004Cacnea
005Pansage
006Simisage★
007Chespin
008Chespin
009Chespin
010Quilladin
011Chesnaught★
012Chesnaught BREAK
013Scatterbug
014Spewpa
015Vivillon★
016Skiddo
017Gogoat
018Cyndaquil
019Quilava
020Typhlosion★
021Houndoom EX
022M Houndoom EX
023Pansear
024Simisear★
025Fennekin
026Braixen
027Goldeen
028Seaking
029Staryu
030Starmie
031Remoraid
032Remoraid
033Octillery★
034Glalie EX
035M Glalie EX
036Piplup
037Prinplup
038Empoleon★
039Snover
040Abomasnow★
041Panpour
042Simipour★
043Vanillite
044Vanillish
045Vanilluxe★
046Froakie
047Frogadier
048Pikachu
049Raichu★
050Raichu BREAK
051Magnemite
052Magnemite
053Magneton
054Magnezone★
055Raikou★
056Stunfisk
057Dedenne
058Gastly
059Haunter
060Gengar★
061Mewtwo EX
062Mewtwo EX
063M Mewtwo EX
064M Mewtwo EX
065Misdreavus
066Mismagius★
067Wobbuffet
068Ralts
069Kirlia
070Cresselia★
071Woobat
072Swoobat
073Elgyem
074Beheeyem
075Sandshrew
076Sandslash
077Cubone
078Marowak★
079Marowak BREAK
080Swinub
081Piloswine
082Mamoswine★
083Hippopotas
084Gallade★
085Meloetta★
086Pancham
087Hawlucha★
088Cacturne
089Zorua
090Zorua
091Zoroark★
092Zoroark BREAK
093Inkay
094Yveltal★
095Bronzor
096Bronzong★
097Mr. Mime★
098Snubbull
099Granbull
100Ralts
101Flabébé
102Floette
103Florges★
104Florges BREAK
105Spritzee
106Aromatisse★
107Xerneas★
108Axew
109Axew
110Fraxure
111Haxorus★
112Noivern★
113Noivern BREAK
114Meowth
115Doduo
116Doduo
117Dodrio★
118Snorlax
119Hoothoot
120Noctowl★
121Teddiursa
122Ursaring
123Smeargle★
124Swablu
125Starly
126Staravia
127Staraptor★
128Chatot★
129Rufflet
130Braviary★
131Noibat
132Noibat
133Assault Vest
134Brigette
135Buddy-Buddy Rescue
136Fisherman
137Float Stone
138Giovanni's Scheme
139Glalie Spirit Link
140Heavy Ball
141Heavy Boots
142Houndoom Spirit Link
143Judge
144Mewtwo Spirit Link
145Parallel City
146Professor's Letter
147Reserved Ticket
148Skyla
149Super Rod
150Town Map
151Burning Energy
152Rainbow Energy
153Houndoom EX
154M Houndoom EX
155Glalie EX
156M Glalie EX
157Mewtwo EX
158Mewtwo EX
159M Mewtwo EX
160M Mewtwo EX
161Brigette
162Giovanni's Scheme
163Mewtwo EX★
164Mewtwo EX★2015-03-25. 34 cards — 22 Pokémon, 10 Trainers and 2 Energy cards, 2 of them Pokémon-EX; 15 artists worked on it and Toyste Beach drew 4.
Thirty-four cards, no secrets, and the only 2015 English product that is entirely Japanese. The whole of CP1, released in Japan on 30 January, printed in English on 25 March, in a different order: English 23 is Aqua Diffuser, which is Japanese 25. Two EX cards, both with Power Saver, ten Trainers and the two team-locked Special Energy. This is also the smallest English product of the year, and the only one sold in four-card packs.
001Team Magma's Numel
002Team Magma's Camerupt★
003Team Aqua's Spheal
004Team Aqua's Sealeo
005Team Aqua's Walrein★
006Team Aqua's Kyogre EX
007Team Aqua's Grimer
008Team Aqua's Muk★
009Team Aqua's Seviper
010Team Magma's Baltoy
011Team Magma's Claydol★
012Team Magma's Aron
013Team Magma's Lairon
014Team Magma's Aggron★
015Team Magma's Groudon EX
016Team Aqua's Poochyena
017Team Magma's Poochyena
018Team Aqua's Mightyena
019Team Magma's Mightyena
020Team Aqua's Carvanha
021Team Aqua's Sharpedo★
022Team Magma's Zangoose
023Aqua Diffuser
024Magma Pointer
025Team Aqua Admin
026Team Aqua Grunt
027Team Aqua's Great Ball
028Team Aqua's Secret Base
029Team Magma Admin
030Team Magma Grunt
031Team Magma's Great Ball
032Team Magma's Secret Base
033Double Aqua Energy
034Double Magma EnergyAlso released this year: Japanese edition.
BREAKpoint, 126 cards — the whole of December's Japanese pack plus 37 English-only cards. This is where the 89 Japanese cards left out of this page finally land, seven weeks after Japan, and it is the last time English is behind Japan on a 2015 card: Garbodor and Garbotoxin arrive with it and take over the format's first half, Greninja BREAK's Giant Water Shuriken starts throwing six counters a turn without attacking, and Puzzle of Time and Max Elixir make the discard pile and the top of the deck into resources.
What 2015 settles in English is the seven-week gap. Four of the five products follow Japan within two months, which is the tightest schedule this archive has recorded, and the one exception is the December pack that shifts into February. BREAK Evolution arrives late and stays: six cards here, more next year, and the pattern — keep the attacks underneath, print no type, print no Retreat Cost — never changes. The secret slot stops being a Mega: nine of the thirteen secret cards on this page are Trainers, and the gold border is no longer where the big Pokémon live. The packet is five cards and the price settles, and what grows is not the card but the number of things a single card does without attacking.
Release dates and product identities are connected to the English edition release register by set code. Sources are printed per product so a reader can check the claim without trusting this page alone. Unmatched products say so instead of borrowing another edition’s citation.
xy5 verified_secondaryxy6 verified_secondaryxy7 verified_secondaryxy8 verified_secondarydc1 verified_secondaryAll 575 English cards of the five products are listed, and every one carries its English scan. The counts are 164, 34, 112, 101 and 164. Thirteen of them are secret cards and are shown at the numbers they actually print, past the total of their own set. One card is not on this page: xy8-146a, the alternate number for Professor's Letter, has no scan at low, medium or high resolution in the source database, so BREAKthrough reads 164 cards rather than 165. It is named here rather than replaced with a different artwork.
The English card is the source for the English page. Name, type, HP, stage, retreat cost, illustrator, every attack with its cost and damage, and the English rules text of every Trainer are read from the English card record. The Japanese name is not shown on this page, and nothing is translated from it — the two editions are separate pages because they are separate printings.
BREAK cards are recorded as their own stage here too. A BREAK card prints no type and no Retreat Cost, sits on top of a card that already evolved, and keeps every attack underneath. This page writes BREAK Evolution for the six English BREAK cards and does not fold them into the stage below, because the HP and the attack list on the card are the BREAK card's own.
Two Mega names exist twice in this year and are kept apart. M Mewtwo-EX is printed in BREAKthrough at 230 HP with Vanishing Strike and again at 210 HP with Psychic Infinity, and both are listed as separate cards with their own numbers. M Rayquaza-EX is at 220 HP Colourless in Roaring Skies and again as a gold card in Ancient Origins.
Rarity letters are the ones printed on the card: C, U, R, RR, SR and UR. RR is the ordinary printing of a Pokémon-EX and nothing more; SR is a full-art card and UR a gold card. A card numbered past its set total is treated as a secret card and keeps its printed number, which is why some sets appear to end past their own count. Seal ratios were not published and are not quoted anywhere on this page.
Five products, 575 cards, 58 Pokémon-EX prints, 32 Mega prints and 6 BREAK cards, thirteen secrets and 48 artists — and 352 of the 575 are Japanese cards printed the same year, the tightest overlap this archive has recorded. 2015 is the year English gets the new stage late and gets the new Tools early: BREAK Evolution arrives in November, seven weeks behind Japan, while Float Stone, Brigette, Parallel City and Fighting Fury Belt arrive on the same day and never leave. What English does not get is December — 89 cards wait until February 2016 — and one card, xy8-146a, is missing from this page because no scan of it exists, which is stated rather than papered over. The packet is five cards, the price has settled, and the gold border has stopped being where the big Pokémon live.