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Turtwig, 80 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 2 — Tackle is 20 for two Colourless, Razor Leaf is 50 for two Grass and a Colourless. An 80 HP Basic that still hits 50 is the reason the Sinnoh starters were worth reprinting. OOYAMA.
Japan · 2018
This page covers all 1117 Japanese cards of 2018, in eleven products on eleven release days: 63 on 19 January, 110 on 2 March, 66 on 6 April, 86 on 3 May, 112 on 1 June, 73 on 6 July, 63 on 3 August, 111 on 7 September, 65 on 5 October, 250 on 2 November and 118 on 7 December. Three things arrive this year. Tag Team GX appears on 7 December — 23 cards from 6 names, each one a Basic with two Pokémon in the name and 240 to 300 HP. The Lost Zone becomes a resource rather than a graveyard in September, and the set that introduces it counts it instead of the board. And a hundred shiny cards are printed in November, 100 of them, in the only reprint product of the year. What does not arrive: 0 Pokémon-EX, 0 Mega Evolution and 0 BREAK cards are printed in 2018 at all. The English edition of 2018 is 816 cards across five products — 173, 146, 183, 78 and 236 — and 683 of these 1117 cards are printed in English inside the year. 283 wait for 2019 — October’s Dark Order and December’s Tag Bolt, which land in Team Up on 31 January, plus the shiny cards that land in Hidden Fates on 23 August — and 151 cards never cross at all.
Eleven release days, 1,117 cards, and the year two Pokémon start sharing one card — plus a hundred shiny cards and the Lost Zone
By December a single card can hold two Pokémon. 019 Magikarp & Wailord-GX is a Basic with 300 HP — six times what a Basic was when the year started — and its GX attack costs one Water Energy. 031 Pikachu & Zekrom-GX, 038 Gengar & Mimikyu-GX, 001 Celebi & Venusaur GX, 060 Latias & Latios-GX and 066 Eevee & Snorlax-GX follow it into the same set: 23 cards in 2018 carry a & in the name, and the rule that comes with them — two Prizes when one is Knocked Out, one card in the deck — is the biggest change to the shape of a turn since GX itself. 209 Charizard-GX, a shiny card in November’s reprint set, prints 300 damage — the highest number in the year — and 059 Tyranitar-GX sends what it Knocks Out to the Lost Zone, where nothing can bring it back.
The numbers keep moving in one direction. 1117 cards in eleven products, 210 GX prints from 80 names, 23 of them Tag Team, 89 full-art, 37 gold and 47 Hyper Rare as secrets, 25 Prism Star cards, 100 shiny cards, 44 Ultra Beast prints from 17 names, 235 Trainers, 17 Energy and 80 artists. The tallest body is 300 HP and the highest damage number in the year is 300, on 209 Charizard-GX. Three products break the shape of the year: November’s GX Ultra Shiny is a 250-card reprint set sold at 500 yen for ten cards a pack in a box of ten, January’s SM5+ is the only twenty-pack box of the year, and October’s Dark Order prints 65 cards that do not reach English until 2019. Every main expansion is still 150 yen for five cards and a box of thirty, all year.
Every card below is the Japanese printing, with its Japanese scan, its Japanese name as printed, and its attack text in English.
Cards are grouped by the product they were sold in, in release order. Where a product was sold as a pair on the same morning, the two halves sit next to each other and are never merged.
This page documents 1,117 main-series cards across eleven products on eleven release dates in 2018. It covers cards printed in Japan only; printings for other editions are tracked separately.
| Publication edition | Japanese edition |
|---|---|
| Products | 11 |
| Cards | 1,117 |
| Release dates | 11 (2018-01-19 – 2018-12-07) |
| Series codes | sm5p, sm6, sm6a, sm6b, sm7, sm7a, sm7b, sm8 … |
| Card faces on record | all 1,117 |
| Latest release on record | 2018-12-07 |
SM5+ · Ultra Force (2018-01-19, 63 cards) · SM6 · Forbidden Light (2018-03-02, 110 cards) · SM6a · Dragon Storm (2018-04-06, 66 cards) · SM6b · Champion Road (2018-05-03, 86 cards) · SM7 · Sky-Splitting Charisma (2018-06-01, 112 cards) · SM7a · Thunderclap Spark (2018-07-06, 73 cards) · SM7b · Fairy Rise (2018-08-03, 63 cards) · SM8 · Super-Burst Impact (2018-09-07, 111 cards) · SM8a · Dark Order (2018-10-05, 65 cards) · SM8b · GX Ultra Shiny (2018-11-02, 250 cards) · SM9 · Tag Bolt (2018-12-07, 118 cards).
How many main-series cards does this page record for 2018?1,117 cards across eleven products, an average of 101.5 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?11 release dates, from 2018-01-19 to 2018-12-07.
Do these Japanese cards have English-edition counterparts?966 of 1,117 cards (86.5%) carry a mapping to an English-edition card; the remaining 151 are Japanese-only printings or not yet paired.
How many of these 1,117 cards are shown with a card face?All 1,117 cards have a card face on record.
Ultra Force (SM5+), 50 numbered cards. The only 2018 product in a twenty-pack box, at 230 yen a pack. 10 Palkia-GX and 35 Dialga-GX are 180 HP Basics, 23 Naganadel-GX and 30 Lucario-GX are 210 on a Stage 1, and 37 Arceus ◇ and 48 Beast Energy ◇ are the two Prism Stars. 41 Beast Ring is here, in January, in the pack nobody expected it in — and 31 of these 63 travel to Ultra Prism a fortnight later, 15 more in May, 17 never.
Ultra Prism (sm5), 173 cards — 156 numbered and seventeen secrets. Prism Star reaches English here, 119 Cynthia arrives and never leaves the format, and 148 is the gold Cynthia in the same set. 105 of the 173 have no counterpart in Japan’s 2018 output at all: in February English is still carrying the 2017 catalogue west.
Forbidden Light (SM6), 94 numbered cards. 69 Ultra Necrozma-GX is 190 HP on a Basic for a Psychic and a Metal, 20 Greninja-GX is 230 on a Stage 2, and 27 Volcanion ◇, 51 Diancie ◇ and 89 Lysandre ◇ are the three Prism Stars. 83 Mysterious Treasure is what makes Psychic a deck; eight full-art, five rainbow and three gold sit above the numbered set, and 99 of the 110 are in English on 4 May.
Dragon Storm (SM6a), 53 numbered cards. 28 Dragonite-GX is 250 on a Stage 2, 14 Kingdra-GX 230, 35 White Kyurem-GX 190 and 8 Reshiram-GX 180 on a Basic, and 4 Victini ◇ and 50 Lance ◇ are the two Prism Stars. 43 Aqua Patch, 45 Flint and 46 Dragon Talon are the three cards the Dragon deck runs. English does not print this in April: 59 of the 66 land in Dragon Majesty on 7 September, in a box rather than a booster.
Champion Road (SM6b), 66 numbered cards — the one 2018 pack with no Prism Star in it. 45 Salamence-GX is 250 on a Stage 2, 41 Scizor-GX 210 on a Stage 1, 22 Electrode-GX and 31 Banette-GX 190, 14 Articuno-GX 170 and 25 Mr. Mime-GX 150: six GX, and every one of them printed three times in 86 cards. 65 Copycat is the Supporter every list ran, and 70 of the 86 are in Celestial Storm on 3 August.
Forbidden Light (sm6), 146 cards — 131 numbered and fifteen secrets. March’s SM6 in English, with 95 Ultra Necrozma GX, 102 Beast Ring and 113 Mysterious Treasure among the numbered cards. Nine weeks between the two editions, the shortest gap of the year.
Sky-Splitting Charisma (SM7), 96 numbered cards, and the biggest Japanese set of the year at 112 kinds. 68 Rayquaza-GX is 180 on a Basic with Stormy Winds and Dragon Break, 18 Blaziken-GX and 8 Shiftry-GX are 240 on a Stage 2, and 57 Jirachi ◇, 66 Latias ◇ and 67 Latios ◇ are the three Prism Stars. 94 Shrine of Punishment taxes every GX in play, and 80 Acro Bike is the card in every list from June onward.
Thunderclap Spark (SM7a), 60 numbered cards — 73 kinds, the smallest product of the year. 33 Zeraora-GX is 190 on a Basic, 12 Magcargo-GX 210 on a Stage 1, 6 Virizion-GX 170 and 41 Genesect-GX 180, and 43 Ditto ◇ and 58 Thunder Mountain ◇ are the two Prism Stars. 46 Electropower and 47 Custom Catcher are the two cards every Lightning list runs; 60 of the 73 are in Lost Thunder on 2 November.
Fairy Rise (SM7b), 50 numbered cards, the same morning as Celestial Storm (sm7), 183 cards. 5 Sceptile-GX is 230 on a Stage 2, 25 Alolan Ninetales-GX 200, 38 Mimikyu-GX and 18 Sigilyph-GX 170, and 33 Xerneas ◇ and 50 Life Forest ◇ are the two Prism Stars, with 45–47 the Fairy Charm line. Celestial Storm folds May’s Champion Road and June’s SM7 into one set — 70 of the 86 and 91 of the 112 arrive the same morning.
Super-Burst Impact (SM8), 95 numbered cards, the same morning as Dragon Majesty (sm7.5), 78 cards. The Lost Zone becomes a resource: 59 Tyranitar-GX sends whatever it Knocks Out there, 83 Lost Mixer puts cards there out of the discard pile, and 15 Celebi ◇, 92 Lusamine ◇ and 93 Heat Factory ◇ are the three Prism Stars; 72 Lugia-GX is 190 on a Basic. Dragon Majesty is English’s only boxed ten-pack of the year and carries 59 cards of April’s Dragon Storm.
Dark Order (SM8a), 52 numbered cards. 32 Incineroar-GX is 250 on a Stage 2 with Scar Charge, 6 Ampharos-GX 240, 31 Hoopa-GX 190 on a Basic, 41 Cobalion-GX 170, and 14 Tapu Koko ◇ and 52 Black Market ◇ are the two Prism Stars. No Energy card in the product at all — and every one of its 64 paired cards waits for Team Up on 31 January 2019.
GX Ultra Shiny (SM8b), 150 numbered cards plus 100 shiny, the same morning as Lost Thunder (sm8), 236 cards. The only reprint set of 2018: 89 of its numbered cards carry no rarity printed on the face at all, and 209 Charizard-GX prints 300 damage — the highest number of the year. 44 Tapu Lele-GX and 132 Cynthia are back, and 82 Solgaleo ◇, 47 Lunala ◇ and 145 Wondrous Labyrinth ◇ are three of its six Prism Stars. Lost Thunder is English’s largest 2018 set and carries 231 cards of Japan’s July, August and September products.
Tag Bolt (SM9), 95 numbered cards. Tag Team GX begins: 19 Magikarp & Wailord-GX at 300 — the highest HP of the year, 1 Celebi & Venusaur-GX and 66 Eevee & Snorlax-GX at 270, 60 Latias & Latios-GX at 250, 31 Pikachu & Zekrom-GX and 38 Gengar & Mimikyu-GX at 240. 86 Cynthia and 85 Judge are the Supporters the format runs. All of it waits for English: 105 of the 118 open Team Up on 31 January 2019.

The January mini-set, and the only 2018 product sold in a twenty-pack box. Fifty numbered cards, six full-art (051–056), four rainbow (057–060), three gold (061–063), 63 kinds in all. 10 Palkia-GX and 35 Dialga-GX are both 180 HP Basics, 23 Naganadel-GX and 30 Lucario-GX are 210 on a Stage 1, and 37 Arceus is one of the two Prism Stars. 41 Beast Ring and 44 Ultra Recon Squad are the two Supporters that make Ultra Beast decks work, and 48 Beast Energy is the Special Energy they attach for free. Thirty-one of these 63 cards reach English in Ultra Prism on 2 February, fifteen more follow in Forbidden Light in May. 248 yen is 230 plus tax, five cards to a pack, twenty to a box, with one SR or better guaranteed in every box. Seal ratios beyond that were never published and are not quoted here.
2018-01-19. 63 cards — 45 Pokémon, 15 Trainers and 3 Energy, 12 of them GX, 6 Ultra Beast and 2 Prism Star; 8 commons, 13 uncommons, 8 rares, 4 Double Rares, 2 Prism Stars, 6 full-art cards, 3 gold cards, 4 Hyper Rares; 12 Fighting, 9 Psychic, 7 Water, 5 Metal, 4 Grass, 4 Lightning, 3 Fire and 1 Colourless; 27 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 9.
The January mini-set, and the only 2018 product sold in a twenty-pack box. Fifty numbered cards, then six full-art (051–056), four rainbow (057–060) and three gold (061–063) — 63 kinds in all, at 230 yen a pack against the usual 150. 10 Palkia-GX and 35 Dialga-GX are both 180 HP Basics, 23 Naganadel-GX and 30 Lucario-GX are 210 on a Stage 1, and 37 Arceus ◇ and 48 Beast Energy ◇ are the two Prism Stars. 41 Beast Ring is the Item that made Ultra Beast decks turn, and it was printed here first, in January, in a pack nobody expected it in; 44 Ultra Recon Squad is the Supporter beside it. English splits these 63 cards three ways: 31 are inside Ultra Prism on 2 February, 15 wait for Forbidden Light in May, and 17 have never printed in English at all.
4 cards · listed in original order.

Turtwig, 80 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 2 — Tackle is 20 for two Colourless, Razor Leaf is 50 for two Grass and a Colourless. An 80 HP Basic that still hits 50 is the reason the Sinnoh starters were worth reprinting. OOYAMA.

Grotle, 110 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Mega Drain is 30 and heals, Razor Leaf is 80 for three Grass and a Colourless. Retreat 4 is the tax on a 110 HP middle stage. Shigenori Negishi.

Snover, 80 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 3 — Ice Shard is 20 and climbs. One attack, three retreat: the cheapest body in the Grass line and the one that never sees play on its own. match.

Ability Blessings of the Frost
Abomasnow, 130 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Hypno Hammer is 80 for three Colourless, and the Ability Blessings of the Frost attaches a Water Energy from the discard pile when it evolves. Grass body, Water payoff — the same trick SM6 would build the Ice deck on. Masakazu Fukuda.
3 cards · listed in original order.

Chimchar, 60 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — Fury Swipes is 10 per heads on three coins. Three flips on a 60 HP Basic: the Fire line starts at the coin. Kouki Saitou.

Monferno, 80 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Super Singe is 20 for a single Fire. One Energy, one attack, retreat 1: the fastest middle stage in the pack. Shigenori Negishi.

Heatran, 130 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 3 — Guard Press is 30 and reduces damage taken next turn, Boiling Impact is 130 for two Fire and a Colourless. A Basic that reaches 130 without evolving is what makes the Fire line viable at all. tetsuya koizumi.
7 cards · listed in original order.

Piplup, 70 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Peck is 10, Wave Splash is 20. Two attacks on a 70 HP starter, and retreat 1 on top. Shibuzoh.

Prinplup, 90 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Bubble Beam is 20 and can Paralysis, Wave Splash is 40. The middle stage nobody plays, printed because the line has to be complete. Mizue.

Palkia-GX, 180 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 3 — Spatial Control moves Energy, Hydro Pressure is 60 and grows, Zero Vanish GX is 150 for three Water and two Colourless. A 180 HP Basic GX in January: the first card in the year that a deck could be built around on its own. 5ban Graphics.

Dewpider, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Gnaw is 10, Spider Web costs a Water and does nothing but hold the Active. Water’s cheapest stall starter. sui.

Araquanid, 100 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Bubble is 30, Bubble Trap is 40 and climbs. Retreat 1 on a 100 HP Stage 1 — the body is better than the attacks. kodama.

Palkia-GX, full art, 180 HP, Water, Basic, 180 HP Water, retreat 3 — the same Spatial Control, Hydro Pressure and Zero Vanish GX as the plain card; the same card as 051. 5ban Graphics.

Palkia-GX, rainbow rare, 180 HP, Water, Basic, 180 HP Water, retreat 3 — the third printing of the same card in one pack; the same card as 057. no illustrator credit on the card.
4 cards · listed in original order.

Magnemite, 60 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Searching Magnet fetches a card, Tackle is 10. The search attack is the whole point of the card. MAHOU.

Magneton, 90 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Ram is 20, Zap Cannon is 80 for two Lightning and a Colourless. 80 on a Stage 1 at 90 HP is a real number in January. kirisAki.

Ability Magnetic Circuit
Magnezone, 150 HP, Lightning, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Zap Cannon is 130 for three Lightning and a Colourless, and the Ability Magnetic Circuit attaches Metal Energy from hand every turn. 150 HP, 130 damage, free acceleration: the strongest non-GX line in the pack. Yoshinobu Saito.

Xurkitree, 120 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Dazzle Blast is 20 and can Paralyse, Cablegram is 100 for two Lightning and a Colourless. No English printing of this card in 2018; the Ultra Beast support around it arrived in Forbidden Light in May. Shin Nagasawa.
9 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Roto Motor
Rotom, 70 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Plasma Slice is 120 for three Psychic, and the Ability Roto Motor waives the attack cost once nine Pokémon Tool cards are in the discard pile. A 70 HP Basic with a 120-damage attack and a condition — the tool-heavy deck had its payoff here first. Naoyo Kimura.

Uxie, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Memory Skip, 30. The lake trio opens the Psychic block, and none of the three is a body. Shin Nagasawa.

Ability Silent Waves
Mesprit, 70 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Mind Splash is 20 and climbs, and the Ability Silent Waves removes Resistance while Azelf is in play. The trio only works together; alone each is a 20-damage Basic. kodama.

Azelf, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Psychic Abduction for a single Colourless, Hypnoblast is 10. The third leg of the lake trio, and the only one whose first attack is about the opponent’s hand. sui.

Dawn Wings Necrozma, 130 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Gulf Stream is 20 and grows, Sword of Dawn is 130 for three Psychic. The plain form, 130 HP and no GX attack: it exists so that the March Ultra Necrozma-GX has something to be played on top of. Shin Nagasawa.

Poipole, 70 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Spit Poison poisons, Knockout Reviver brings something back. The Ultra Beast starter, 70 HP and worth playing only because the evolution is 210. Megumi Mizutani.

Naganadel-GX, 210 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Beast Raid is 20 per Ultra Beast, Jet Needle is 110, Stinger GX for three Colourless. 210 HP on a Stage 1 with retreat 1, and the GX attack costs nothing but Colourless — the card the whole Beast deck is built to reach. 5ban Graphics.

Naganadel-GX, full art, 210 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, 210 HP Psychic, retreat 1 — Beast Raid, Jet Needle and Stinger GX again, now on a card that costs nothing to look at. 5ban Graphics.

Naganadel-GX, rainbow rare, 210 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, 210 HP Psychic, retreat 1 — 058. The rainbow tier is where the Beast deck’s money card lived all spring. no illustrator credit on the card.
12 cards · listed in original order.

Torterra, 180 HP, Fighting, Stage 2, retreat 4 — Giga Drain is 50 and heals, Earthquake is 180 for three Fighting and a Colourless with recoil on your own Bench. 180 damage in January, at the price of your own board. kawayoo.

Ability Flaming Fighter
Infernape, 130 HP, Fighting, Stage 2, retreat 1 — Burst Punch is 50, and the Ability Flaming Fighter puts six damage counters — 60 damage — on a Burned Pokémon between turns instead of two. Three times the burn rate of every other card in the pack, and it does not attack to get it. nagimiso.

Gible, 50 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Ascension, which evolves it. 50 HP and no damage: a card that exists to be evolved. Kyoko Umemoto.

Gabite, 80 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Ascension again, Slash is 40. The middle stage that searches its own evolution. Sumiyoshi Kizuki.

Garchomp, 150 HP, Fighting, Stage 2, free retreat — Quick Dive hits anything on the Bench, Royal Blades is 100 and 100 more with Cynthia in hand. Retreat 0, 150 HP, and the year’s first attack that is explicitly priced against a Supporter. Megumi Mizutani.

Riolu, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Detect prevents damage, Jab is 10. The cheapest way to hold a turn while the GX is being set up. Kyoko Umemoto.

Lucario-GX, 210 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Aura Strike is 30 and grows, Cyclone Kick is 130, Cantankerous Beatdown GX is 30 per Pokémon on the Bench. 210 HP, and the GX attack only costs two Colourless — the deck played it for the body and won on the math. 5ban Graphics.

Croagunk, 60 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Swagger, 10. A 60 HP Basic with one 10-damage attack; the evolution is the card. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Toxicroak, 100 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Poison Jab is 30 and poisons, Exact Revenge is 50 and climbs against a damaged opponent. The poison half of the Fighting block. Hasuno.

Buzzwole, 130 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Sledgehammer is 30 and grows, Swing Around is 80 and climbs. 130 HP Basic with two scaling attacks; the English version of this body arrived in Forbidden Light, not here. Masakazu Fukuda.

Lucario-GX, full art, 210 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, 210 HP Fighting, retreat 2 — the same three attacks as 030, printed; the same card as 053. The most-played GX of the first half of 2018, and the reason its plain version was already scarce by March. 5ban Graphics.

Lucario-GX, rainbow rare, 210 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, 210 HP Fighting, retreat 2 — 059, and the most expensive single card of the January set. no illustrator credit on the card.
5 cards · listed in original order.

Empoleon, 160 HP, Metal, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Total Command is 20 for every Pokémon on both Benches, Whirlpool is 90 and discards an Energy. The only attack in the pack that reads both Benches — in a wide deck it is the biggest number on the page. nagimiso.

Dialga-GX, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 3 — Overclock sets up Energy, Shred is 80 and ignores effects, Timeless GX is 150 for three Metal and two Colourless. The Metal twin of Palkia, and the only card in the pack whose second attack cannot be blocked. 5ban Graphics.

Dusk Mane Necrozma, 130 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 2 — Dusk Shot costs a single Metal, Rusty Claws is 100 and grows. The Metal half of the Necrozma pair: 100 damage on a Basic with no GX rule, which is exactly what makes it a platform. Shin Nagasawa.

Dialga-GX, full art, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, 180 HP Metal, retreat 3 — Overclock, Shred and Timeless GX; the same card as 054. 5ban Graphics.

Dialga-GX, rainbow rare, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, 180 HP Metal, retreat 3 — 060, the last of the four rainbow GX. no illustrator credit on the card.
1 cards · listed in original order.

Ability First Law
Arceus ◇, 160 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Trinity Star is 30 for one Colourless and puts three basic Energy from the deck onto the Bench, and the Ability First Law blocks every non-damage effect aimed at it. A Prism Star that cannot be moved by trainers — one copy per deck, and the pack’s answer to effect-based removal. Masakazu Fukuda.
15 cards · listed in original order.

Attach a Water Energy card from your discard pile to 1 of your Benched Water Pokémon.
Aqua Patch, — attach a Water Energy from the discard pile to a Benched Water Pokémon. Item, no flip. The card that made Water the fastest deck of the spring, and by August it was in every list that could pay for it. Toyste Beach.

Discard a Special Energy attached to 1 of your opponent's Pokémon.
Enhanced Hammer, — discard a Special Energy from one of the opponent’s Pokémon. A one-card answer to every Unit Energy and Beast Energy in the format. Yoshinobu Saito.

Flip a coin. If heads, put 1 of your Pokémon and all cards attached to it into your hand.
Super Scoop Up, — flip a coin; on heads, return a Pokémon and everything attached to your hand. The coin is the cost, and in a GX format the reset was worth it. Toyste Beach.

You can play this card only if your opponent has exactly 3 or 4 Prize cards remaining. Search your deck for up to 2 basic Energy cards and attach them to 1 of your Ultra Beasts. Then, shuffle your deck.
Beast Ring, — playable only when the opponent has exactly three or four Prize cards left, then attach two basic Energy from the deck to an Ultra Beast. A card that is dead for the first half of every game by design. Toyste Beach.

The Metal Pokémon this card is attached to takes 30 less damage from your opponent’s attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance) and has no Weakness.
Metal Frying Pan, — the Metal Pokémon this is attached to takes 30 less damage and has no Weakness. Thirty damage is a turn; removing Weakness is a matchup. Toyste Beach.

The attacks of the Pokémon this card is attached to do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon-GX or Active Pokémon-EX (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Choice Band, — the attached Pokémon’s attacks do 30 more to the opponent’s Active GX or EX. The reprint that made every GX in the format a two-hit knockout. Eske Yoshinob.

Discard up to 2 Ultra Beast cards from your hand. Draw 3 cards for each card you discarded in this way.
Ultra Recon Squad, — discard up to two Ultra Beast cards from hand and draw three for each. Two Beasts becomes six cards; the Beast deck’s draw engine, and the reason the deck could afford 25 Pokémon. Megumi Mizutani.

Draw 3 cards from the bottom of your deck.
Looker, — draw three cards from the bottom of your deck. Not the top: the bottom, which in a format built on shuffling is either the best draw Supporter in the pack or a blank, depending on what the last search put down there. Ken Sugimori.

Discard 2 Water Energy cards from your hand. If you do, search your deck for up to 2 cards and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Crasher Wake, — discard two Water Energy from hand to search the deck for two cards. A Supporter that costs Energy to draw: only a Water deck with Aqua Patch can pay twice. Ken Sugimori.

Once during each player’s turn, that player may search their deck for an Ultra Beast card, reveal it, put it into their hand, and shuffle their deck.
Ultra Space, — a Stadium where either player may, once a turn, search the deck for an Ultra Beast. Beast decks played four; nothing else played one. 5ban Graphics.

Discard up to 2 Ultra Beast cards from your hand. Draw 3 cards for each card you discarded in this way.
Ultra Recon Squad, full art — the Beast draw Supporter, drawn rather than typeset. Megumi Mizutani.

Discard 2 Water Energy cards from your hand. If you do, search your deck for up to 2 cards and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Crasher Wake, full art — the Water Supporter at 056, the only full art in the pack whose art is a portrait rather than a Pokémon. Naoki Saito.

Shuffle 5 basic Energy cards from your discard pile into your deck.
Energy Recycler, gold — shuffle five basic Energy from the discard pile back into the deck. The gold slot in this pack went to a card that had been uncommon for years. no illustrator credit on the card.

You can play this card only if your opponent has exactly 3 or 4 Prize cards remaining. Search your deck for up to 2 basic Energy cards and attach them to 1 of your Ultra Beasts. Then, shuffle your deck.
Beast Ring, gold — the same three-or-four-Prize condition as 041, printed; the same card as 062. no illustrator credit on the card.

The Metal Pokémon this card is attached to takes 30 less damage from your opponent’s attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance) and has no Weakness.
Metal Frying Pan, gold — 30 less damage and no Weakness; the same card as 063. Three gold cards close the pack, and all three are Trainers rather than Pokémon — the pattern the SM-era high-class packs would keep. no illustrator credit on the card.
3 cards · listed in original order.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While this card is attached to an Ultra Beast, it provides every type of Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. The attacks of the Ultra Beast this card is attached to do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Beast Energy ◇, — provides Colourless, and every type at once while attached to an Ultra Beast. A Prism Star Energy: one copy per deck, and the only Energy in the pack with a name. no illustrator credit on the card.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While this card is attached to a Pokémon, it provides Grass, Fire, and Water Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time.
Unit Energy GrassFireWater, — provides Grass, Fire and Water, but only one Energy at a time. Three types for one slot is what the Rainbow-style decks were waiting for. no illustrator credit on the card.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While this card is attached to a Pokémon, it provides Lightning, Psychic, and Metal Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time.
Unit Energy LightningPsychicMetal, — the Lightning, Psychic and Metal half of the pair. Same rule: three types, one Energy at a time. no illustrator credit on the card.

The March set, and the one that makes Psychic a deck. Ninety-five numbered cards, eight full-art (095–102), five rainbow (103–107) and three gold (108–110), 110 kinds. 69 Ultra Necrozma-GX is 190 HP on a Basic and hits for a Psychic and a Metal; 20 Greninja-GX is 230 on a Stage 2; 50 Zygarde-GX, 55 Yveltal-GX and 64 Xerneas-GX cover the other three types, and 27 Volcanion ◇, 51 Diancie ◇ and 89 Lysandre ◇ are the three Prism Stars. 83 Mysterious Treasure searches any Psychic or Dragon Pokémon out of the deck, and 100 Lady, 101 Diantha and 102 Bonnie are the full-art Supporters. Ninety-nine of these 110 arrive as Forbidden Light on 4 May, the smallest gap between the two editions all year. 162 yen is 150 plus tax, five cards a pack, thirty to a box.
2018-03-02. 110 cards — 85 Pokémon, 22 Trainers and 3 Energy, 15 of them GX, 2 Ultra Beast and 3 Prism Star; 44 commons, 32 uncommons, 10 rares, 5 Double Rares, 3 Prism Stars, 8 full-art cards, 3 gold cards, 5 Hyper Rares; 15 Fighting, 13 Water, 11 Psychic, 10 Fairy, 9 Grass, 7 Fire, 7 Dragon, 6 Colourless, 5 Darkness and 2 Lightning; 37 artists worked on it and Ken Sugimori drew 11.
The March expansion, and the one that puts Ultra Necrozma on the box. Ninety-four numbered cards, eight full-art (095–102), five rainbow (103–107) and three gold (108–110). 69 Ultra Necrozma-GX is 190 HP on a Basic and pays one Psychic and one Metal for Photon Geyser, with Sky-Scorching Light GX hitting once for every Prize already taken. 20 Greninja-GX is 230 on a Stage 2, 50 Zygarde-GX is 200, 55 Yveltal-GX and 64 Xerneas-GX are 180, and 27 Volcanion ◇, 51 Diancie ◇ and 89 Lysandre ◇ are the three Prism Stars. 83 Mysterious Treasure is the search card Psychic decks run for the rest of the year, and 100 Lady, 101 Diantha and 102 Bonnie are the three full-art Supporters. English: Forbidden Light, 4 May, 146 cards — this pack plus fifteen cards carried over from January.
9 cards · listed in original order.

Exeggcute, 40 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Multiply, no damage. A 40 HP body that exists to be evolved; the pack opens on the quietest card in it. Yuka Morii.

Alolan Exeggutor, 160 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Tropical Shake is 20 and climbs on a coin. 160 HP on a Stage 1 with a single attack, and that attack tops out well below the HP. Satoshi Shirai.

Ability Abnormal Outbreak
Scatterbug, 30 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Tackle is 10 for two Colourless, and the Ability Abnormal Outbreak only works if you went second: once, on your first turn, search the deck for a Spewpa and a Vivillon. The only card in the pack that pays you for losing the coin flip. kirisAki.

Scatterbug, 40 HP, Grass, Basic, the second one, retreat 1 — Ultra Evolution evolves it for a single Grass. Two Scatterbugs in one set, one for each half of the setup. Ken Sugimori.

Spewpa, 70 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 2 — String Shot is 20 for a single Grass. The middle stage of the Jumpluff line, and the card the deck’s fetch effect calls for by name rather than putting it in hand. Miki Tanaka.

Vivillon, 130 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 1 — one attack, Vivid Powder, 50 for a single Grass. A Stage 2 that attacks for one Energy and retreats for one — the cheapest Stage 2 in the first quarter of the year. Akira Komayama.

Skiddo, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 2 — Growth sets up, Razor Leaf is 40 for a Grass and two Colourless. Suwama Chiaki.

Gogoat, 120 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Milk Drink heals, Double-Edge is 120 for a Grass and two Colourless with recoil. The highest printed damage on a Grass Stage 1 in the pack. Anesaki Dynamic.

Pheromosa, 110 HP, Grass, Basic, free retreat — High Jump Kick is 20, White Ray is 90 and climbs for a Grass, Grass and a Colourless. Retreat 0 on an Ultra Beast: the first card in the year that could attack and leave in the same turn. Hitoshi Ariga.
7 cards · listed in original order.

Alolan Marowak, 120 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Limbo Limbo costs nothing, Alolan Club is 20 per Alolan Pokémon on your side. 120 HP and a free first attack: the Alolan deck’s engine card. Suwama Chiaki.

Fennekin, 60 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Ember, 30. Thirty damage on a 60 HP Basic is the best rate in the Fire block. Ken Sugimori.

Fennekin, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, the second one, retreat 1 — Live Coal is 10, Rear Kick is 20. The bulkier of the two starters, and the one that survives a turn. Atsuko Nishida.

Braixen, 90 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Flare is 20, Flamethrower is 80 for two Fire and a Colourless. 80 on a Stage 1 at 90 HP: the middle stage hits harder than it looks. Kagemaru Himeno.

Ability Mystical Torch
Delphox, 150 HP, Fire, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Fire Spin is 150 for two Fire and two Colourless, and the Ability Mystical Torch leaves the opponent’s Active Burned every turn without an attack. 150 damage with built-in burn, from a Stage 2 that never has to spend the attack on it. kawayoo.

Litleo, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Headbutt, 20 for two Colourless. Yuka Morii.

Ability Unnerve
Pyroar, 120 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Dominating Fangs is 80 and climbs, and the Ability Unnerve blocks every Item and Supporter effect aimed at it. A Stage 1 that cannot be touched by trainers is what the Fire line was missing. Mitsuhiro Arita.
13 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Frubbles
Froakie, 50 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Flop is 20 for two Colourless, and the Ability Frubbles removes the retreat cost while a Water Energy is attached. 50 HP, but it can always get out of the way. Ken Sugimori.

Froakie, 70 HP, Water, Basic, the second one, retreat 1 — Rain Splash is 10, Wave Splash is 20. The sturdier starter of the pair. Aya Kusube.

Ability Gale Shuriken
Frogadier, 80 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Water Drip is 20, and the Ability Gale Shuriken puts two damage counters anywhere the moment it evolves. Two counters on evolution is the first half of the Greninja engine. Akira Komayama.

Ability Shuriken Flurry
Greninja-GX, 230 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Haze Slash is 110, Shadowy Hunter GX for three, and the Ability Shuriken Flurry puts three damage counters anywhere on evolution. 230 HP is the highest printed HP of any Stage 2 in the pack, and the ability turns every Frogadier into a sniper. 5ban Graphics.

Clauncher, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Water Gun, 10. Midori Harada.

Clawitzer, 100 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Standing By and Sharpshooting, neither of which prints a number. A Stage 1 whose two attacks are both about position rather than damage. otumami.

Amaura, 90 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Powder Snow is 30, Aurora Beam is 60. A Stage 1 that is played from a Fossil rather than evolved, and priced like it. Atsuko Nishida.

Aurorus, 160 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 4 — Frost Wall is 50, Blizzard Burn is 150 for two Water and two Colourless. 160 HP and 150 damage, at retreat 4 — the one card in the pack that cannot be moved once it is Active. Suwama Chiaki.

Bergmite, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Break Open, 10. Miki Tanaka.

Avalugg, 140 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Frozen Ground is 80, Skull Bash is 100. Two attacks over 80 on a Stage 1, with the highest retreat in the Water block as the price. sowsow.

Ability Jet Geyser
Volcanion ◇, 160 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 3 — Sauna Blast is 100 for three Water, and the Ability Jet Geyser discards a Water Energy from hand to force the opponent to switch. A Prism Star with 160 HP that moves the opponent’s board rather than damaging it. Naoki Saito.

Ability Shuriken Flurry
Greninja-GX, full art, 230 HP, Water, Stage 2, 230 HP Water, retreat 2 — Haze Slash, Shadowy Hunter GX and Shuriken Flurry again; the same card as 095. The 230 HP Stage 2 with a full-art frame is the most expensive card of the March set. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Shuriken Flurry
Greninja-GX, rainbow rare, 230 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 2 — the same card as 020 and 095, in rainbow foil, with Haze Slash, Shuriken Flurry and Shadowy Hunter GX. Hideki Ishikawa.
2 cards · listed in original order.

Helioptile, 60 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Gnaw is 10, Tail Whap is 20. Two Colourless attacks on a Lightning Basic: it slots into any deck’s bench. Miki Tanaka.

Heliolisk, 100 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Gnaw is 20, Volt Wave is 80 for three Colourless. Colourless costs on a Lightning card, which is why it appears in decks that cannot pay for Lightning. otumami.
11 cards · listed in original order.

Espurr, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Energy Teaser, no damage. 0313.

Meowstic, 90 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Teleportation Burst is 20, Psychic is 30 and climbs. The first card in the pack whose second attack scales off the opponent’s Energy. 0313.

Ability Final Hour
Honedge, 50 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Slash is 50 for three Psychic, and the Ability Final Hour puts three damage counters on something when it is Knocked Out. Fifty damage on a 50 HP Basic: one hit and then the ability. Ken Sugimori.

Honedge, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, the second one, retreat 2 — one attack, Metal Sound, no damage. The setup half of the pair. Midori Harada.

Doublade, 80 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Curse of the Blade, no printed damage. Two Honedge, one Doublade, and neither is a body. kirisAki.

Aegislash, 150 HP, Psychic, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Ticking Knock Out for one Colourless, Draining Blade is 90 for three Psychic. 150 HP on a Stage 2 whose first attack costs a single Colourless. Anesaki Dynamic.

Inkay, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Hypnosis, no damage. sowsow.

Ability Psychic Recharge
Malamar, 90 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Psychic Sphere is 60 for two Psychic and a Colourless, and the Ability Psychic Recharge attaches a Psychic Energy from the discard pile to the Bench every turn. The acceleration card of the spring: it pays for the Psychic GX on its own. You Iribi.

Skrelp, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Hook, 10. Mina Nakai.

Ability Poison Point
Dragalge, 120 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Twister is 60, and the Ability Poison Point poisons anything that attacks it, even if it is Knocked Out. A 120 HP Stage 1 that punishes the attack rather than surviving it. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Hoopa, 80 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Hyperspace Ring for a single Psychic, Psy Bolt is 10. The first card in the pack that searches for a Tool rather than a Pokémon. Aya Kusube.
15 cards · listed in original order.

Cubone, 60 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Burdensome Bone, 40 for two Colourless. Forty damage on a 60 HP Basic at two Colourless is the best rate in the Fighting block. sowsow.

Pancham, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Act Tough is 10 and climbs. Midori Harada.

Binacle, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 3 — one attack, Allotment, 10. Yuka Morii.

Barbaracle, 130 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Seven Shock is 30, Claw Slash is 90. kirisAki.

Tyrunt, 90 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Crunch is 20, Hammer In is 40. A Fossil Stage 1 with no evolution cost to pay. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Ability Tyrannical Heart
Tyrantrum, 160 HP, Fighting, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Crunch is 100 for two Fighting and a Colourless, and the Ability Tyrannical Heart adds 60 damage whenever you do not have more Pokémon in play than the opponent. 160 damage on a Stage 2, conditional on being behind — the year’s first attack that rewards losing the board. hatachu.

Hawlucha, 80 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — High Jump Kick is 20, Sky Drop is 80 and subtracts. An 80 HP Basic that reaches 80 damage: the best Fighting opener in the pack. Naoki Saito.

Ability Earthen Aura
Zygarde, 90 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Peace Maker is 30 and climbs, and the Ability Earthen Aura makes its damage ignore Weakness and Resistance. Ignoring Resistance is what the Fighting deck needed against Psychic. Akira Komayama.

Zygarde, 130 HP, Fighting, Basic, the second one, retreat 2 — Glare is 20, Calm Strike is 60 and climbs. The 130 HP version, and the one that holds the Active. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Zygarde-GX, 200 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 3 — Cell Connector is 50 and fetches, Land’s Wrath is 130, Verdict GX is 150 for two Fighting and two Colourless. 200 HP on a Basic with a 130-damage attack that needs no setup. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Princess’s Cheers
Diancie ◇, 120 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Diamond Rain is 90 for three Fighting, and the Ability Princess’s Cheers adds 20 to every Fighting Pokémon’s attacks while it sits on the Bench. A Prism Star that is worth more on the Bench than Active. kawayoo.

Rockruff, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Surprise Attack, 50. Fifty damage on a 70 HP Basic at two Energy: the strongest cheap opener in the pack. Tomokazu Komiya.

Lycanroc, 120 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Dangerous Rogue is 20 and climbs, Accelerock is 100 for two Fighting and a Colourless. 100 damage on a Stage 1 with no drawback. Megumi Mizutani.

Zygarde-GX, full art, 200 HP, Fighting, Basic, 200 HP Fighting, retreat 3 — Cell Connector, Land’s Wrath and Verdict GX; the same card as 096. 5ban Graphics.

Zygarde-GX, rainbow rare, 200 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 3 — the same card as 050 and 096, same Cell Connector, Land’s Wrath and Verdict GX. Ken Sugimori.
5 cards · listed in original order.

Pangoro, 130 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Untamed Punch is 50 and climbs, Double Stomp is 80 and climbs further on two coins. Two scaling attacks on a 130 HP Stage 1 — the Darkness block’s only real body. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Yveltal-GX, 180 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 2 — Absorb Vitality is 20 and heals, Sonic Evil is 100 for three Colourless, Doom Count GX for one Darkness. The GX attack costs a single Energy, which is why every Darkness deck in the spring ran it. 5ban Graphics.

Guzzlord, 160 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 4 — one attack, Lord’s Valley, 160 for four Darkness. The biggest single number on a Basic in the pack, and retreat 4 means it stays where it lands. Anesaki Dynamic.

Yveltal-GX, full art, 180 HP, Darkness, Basic, 180 HP Darkness, retreat 2 — Absorb Vitality, Sonic Evil and Doom Count GX; the same card as 097. 5ban Graphics.

Yveltal-GX, rainbow rare, 180 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 2 — the same card as 055 and 097, same Absorb Vitality, Sonic Evil and Doom Count GX. Ken Sugimori.
7 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Sticky Membrane
Goomy, 40 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — Ram is 10, and the Ability Sticky Membrane makes the opponent’s attacks cost one more Colourless while it is Active. Forty HP that taxes the whole opposing deck — the cheapest disruption in the pack. Midori Harada.

Goomy, 50 HP, Dragon, Basic, the second one, retreat 2 — Rain Splash is 10, Flail is 10 and climbs as it takes damage. Ken Sugimori.

Sliggoo, 80 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Absorb is 30, Hammer In is 50. A Dragon line that pays Water for its first attack and Fairy for its second. Atsuko Nishida.

Ability Hydration
Goodra, 160 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Soaking Horn is 80 and climbs, and the Ability Hydration heals 20 every time a Water Energy is attached. 160 HP with a heal attached to the Energy drop. hatachu.

Ultra Necrozma-GX, 190 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 2 — Photon Geyser is 20 and climbs, Sky-Scorching Light GX for a Psychic and a Metal. Two attacks, both paying Psychic and Metal, and 190 HP on a Basic — the card the whole March format was built to beat. PLANETA Otani.

Ultra Necrozma-GX, full art, 190 HP, Dragon, Basic, 190 HP Basic, retreat 2 — Photon Geyser and Sky-Scorching Light GX at 099, the Dragon card the set is named for. PLANETA.

Ultra Necrozma-GX, rainbow rare, 190 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 2 — the same card as 069 and 099, with Photon Geyser and Sky-Scorching Light GX, in rainbow foil: the printing the March format was actually priced around. Yoshinobu Saito.
10 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Evolutionary Advantage
Flabébé, 30 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Tackle is 10, and the Ability Evolutionary Advantage lets it evolve on your first turn if you went second. Thirty HP and a rule that only applies to the player who lost the flip. kirisAki.

Flabébé, 40 HP, Fairy, Basic, the second one, retreat 1 — one attack, Secret Blessings, no damage. Ken Sugimori.

Floette, 70 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Swirling Petals, no printed damage. Mina Nakai.

Ability Wondrous Gift
Florges, 120 HP, Fairy, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Mist Guard is 70 for two Fairy and a Colourless, and the Ability Wondrous Gift puts an Item from the discard pile on top of the deck on heads. A Stage 2 that recycles Items rather than damage. Satoshi Shirai.

Sylveon, 90 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Wink Wink for one Colourless, Magical Shot is 40. The first attack costs a single Energy of any type: the cheapest thing to do in the Fairy block. 0313.

Dedenne, 60 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Find a Friend fetches a Pokémon, Electrichain is 30 and climbs per Lightning Pokémon in play. A 60 HP Basic whose second attack scales with a type it is not. Tomokazu Komiya.

Klefki, 70 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Metal Sound and Fairy Lock is 20. Two Colourless attacks on a Fairy Basic: it goes in anything. otumami.

Xerneas-GX, 180 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 2 — Overrun is 20 and spreads, Aurora Horns is 120, Sanctuary GX for two Fairy and a Colourless. The Fairy GX of the set, and the one whose GX attack protects rather than damages. 5ban Graphics.

Xerneas-GX, full art, 180 HP, Fairy, Basic, 180 HP Fairy, retreat 2 — Overrun, Aurora Horns and Sanctuary GX; the same card as 098. 5ban Graphics.

Xerneas-GX, rainbow rare, 180 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 2 — the same card as 064 and 098, same Overrun, Aurora Horns and Sanctuary GX; the last of the five rainbow GX in the set. Toyste Beach.
6 cards · listed in original order.

Eevee, 60 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Gnaw, 20. The Eevee of the set, and the one every evolution deck starts from. Aya Kusube.

Bunnelby, 70 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Collect draws, Gnaw is 20. Akira Komayama.

Diggersby, 130 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Mountaintop Mining is 60 and climbs, Rock Cannon is 80 per heads on four coins. Four coin flips at 80 each: the biggest ceiling in the pack and the least reliable. Mina Nakai.

Furfrou, 90 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Return, 20. Kagemaru Himeno.

Noibat, 50 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Ram is 10, Destructive Sound for two Colourless. Anesaki Dynamic.

Noivern, 120 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Supersonic is 20, Resonance is 70 and climbs. Everything costs Colourless, which is why it appears in decks with no Dragon support at all. You Iribi.
22 cards · listed in original order.

Move a Special Energy from 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon to another of their Pokémon.
Eneporter, — move a Special Energy from one of the opponent’s Pokémon to another of their Pokémon. Not removal: relocation, which beats Unit Energy and Beast Energy without discarding them. Toyste Beach.

Choose 1: •Search your deck for an Unidentified Fossil card, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck. •Put an Unidentified Fossil card from your discard pile into your hand.
Fossil Excavation Map, — either search the deck for an Unidentified Fossil or bring one back from the discard pile. The Item that made Fossil decks consistent for the first time in the SM era. Yoshinobu Saito.

Play this card as if it were a 60-HP Colorless Basic Pokémon. At any time during your turn (before your attack), you may discard this card from play. This card can’t retreat.
Unidentified Fossil, — play it as a 60 HP Colourless Basic Pokémon, and discard it from play whenever you like. The body that Amaura and Tyrunt evolve from, and the only way a Fossil deck gets a Basic on the board. Toyste Beach.

Discard 2 cards from your hand. (If you can't discard 2 cards, you can't play this card.) Search your deck for a Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.
Ultra Ball, — discard two cards, search the deck for any Pokémon. Reprinted here for the first time in the SM era, in a set with no shortage of things worth discarding. Ryo Ueda.

Choose 1 of your Basic Pokémon in play. If you have a Stage 2 card in your hand that evolves from that Pokémon, put that card on the Basic Pokémon. (This counts as evolving that Pokémon.) You can't use this card during your first turn or on a Basic Pokémon that was put into play this turn.
Rare Candy, — put a Stage 2 straight onto a Basic. Every Stage 2 in this pack is one card away from being played, which is the whole reason it is here. Toyste Beach.

Switch your Active Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Switch, — swap the Active with a Benched Pokémon. The plainest card in the set and the one printed most often. Ryo Ueda.

Flip a coin. If heads, switch 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon with his or her Active Pokémon.
Pokémon Catcher, — flip a coin, on heads drag a Benched Pokémon into the Active. A coin-flip gust, and still the cheapest way to pick a target. Toyste Beach.

Discard a card from your hand. If you do, search your deck for a Psychic or Dragon Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Mysterious Treasure, — discard one card, search the deck for a Psychic or Dragon Pokémon. One card instead of Ultra Ball’s two, and it finds Ultra Necrozma-GX — the best search card of the first half of 2018. Eske Yoshinob.

The attacks of the Pokémon this card is attached to do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon-GX or Active Pokémon-EX (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Choice Band, — the attached Pokémon’s attacks do 30 more to the opponent’s Active GX or EX. Printed twice in 2018, and this is the first. Eske Yoshinob.

Search your deck for up to 4 basic Energy cards, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Lady, — search the deck for up to four basic Energy. Four Energy for one Supporter is the number that made Stage 2 decks viable in a format this fast. Yusuke Ohmura.

You can play this card only if 1 of your Fairy Pokémon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s last turn. Put 2 cards from your discard pile into your hand.
Diantha, — playable only after a Fairy Pokémon was Knocked Out last turn, then take two cards back from the discard pile. A Supporter that pays you for losing a Pokémon, printed at Rare rather than Uncommon. Ken Sugimori.

Each player shuffles his or her hand into his or her deck and draws 4 cards.
Judge, — both players shuffle their hand in and draw four. The reset card, and the one every combo deck had to answer. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Draw 3 cards.
Hau, — draw three cards. No condition, no discard, no cost. Ken Sugimori.

For each of your Fire Pokémon in play, put a card from your opponent’s discard pile in the Lost Zone.
Lysandre ◇, — for each of your Fire Pokémon in play, put a card from the opponent’s discard pile into the Lost Zone. A Prism Star Supporter, one per deck, and the first card in the year that attacks the discard pile rather than the board. Hitoshi Ariga.

You can play this card only if there is any Stadium card in play. Discard that Stadium card. During this turn, your Zygarde-GX can use its GX attack even if you have used your GX attack.
Bonnie, — playable only with a Stadium in play, discards that Stadium, and lets Zygarde-GX use its GX attack a second time that turn. One card that exists entirely for one other card. Hideki Ishikawa.

Draw cards until you have 6 cards in your hand. If it’s your first turn, draw cards until you have 8 cards in your hand.
Lillie, — draw until six in hand, or eight on your first turn. The best turn-one Supporter of the year, and the reason going second stopped being a disadvantage. Ken Sugimori.

Pokémon Tool cards in play (both yours and your opponent’s) have no effect.
Lysandre Labs, — every Pokémon Tool in play, yours included, has no effect. A Stadium that switches off Choice Band and Metal Frying Pan at the same time. Ryo Ueda.

Search your deck for up to 4 basic Energy cards, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Lady, full art — the same card as 085: four basic Energy straight out of the deck, and the reason a Stage 2 deck can afford to attack on turn two. Kanako Eo.

You can play this card only if 1 of your Fairy Pokémon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s last turn. Put 2 cards from your discard pile into your hand.
Diantha, full art — the same card as 086: the Fairy comeback Supporter, printed here with the artwork rather than the frame. nagimiso.

You can play this card only if there is any Stadium card in play. Discard that Stadium card. During this turn, your Zygarde-GX can use its GX attack even if you have used your GX attack.
Bonnie, full art — the same card as 090: the Supporter that discards a Stadium to let Zygarde-GX fire its GX attack twice, and the third of the three full-art Supporters in this set. Hideki Ishikawa.

Move a Special Energy from 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon to another of their Pokémon.
Eneporter, gold — the same card as 076: the Item that moves a Special Energy off the opponent’s side and onto yours. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Discard a card from your hand. If you do, search your deck for a Psychic or Dragon Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Mysterious Treasure, gold — the same card as 083: discard a card, then search out any Psychic or Dragon Pokémon. The gold slot going to a search Item rather than a Pokémon says what the set was about. Yusuke Ohmura.
3 cards · listed in original order.

Double Colorless Energy provides ColorlessColorless Energy.
Double Colorless Energy, — provides two Colourless. Every GX in the pack with a Colourless attack is one card away from attacking. no illustrator credit on the card.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While this card is attached to a Pokémon, it provides Fighting, Darkness, and Fairy Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time.
Unit Energy FightingDarknessFairy, — Fighting, Darkness and Fairy at once, one Energy at a time. The third of the six Unit Energy, and the one that pays for Yveltal-GX. no illustrator credit on the card.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While this card is attached to a Pokémon, it provides Fighting, Darkness, and Fairy Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time.
Unit Energy FightingDarknessFairy, gold — the same card as 094: Fighting, Darkness and Fairy at once, one Energy at a time, and the card that pays for Yveltal-GX. Hitoshi Ariga.

The April mini-set, and the one English never sold as a set. Fifty numbered cards, six full-art (054–059), four rainbow (060–063) and three gold (064–066), 66 kinds. 28 Dragonite-GX is 250 HP on a Stage 2, 14 Kingdra-GX and 35 White Kyurem-GX are 230 and 190, 8 Reshiram-GX is 180 on a Basic, and 4 Victini ◇ and 50 Lance ◇ are the two Prism Stars. 43 Aqua Patch, 45 Flint and 46 Dragon Talon are the three cards the Dragon deck is built on, and 51 Wela Volcano Park is the Stadium it plays under. English skipped this product entirely in April and folded 59 of its 66 cards into Dragon Majesty on 7 September, five months later and in a box rather than a booster. 162 yen is 150 plus tax, five cards a pack, thirty to a box.
2018-04-06. 66 cards — 50 Pokémon, 16 Trainers and no Energy cards, 12 of them GX and 2 Prism Star; 24 commons, 16 uncommons, 7 rares, 4 Double Rares, 2 Prism Stars, 6 full-art cards, 3 gold cards, 4 Hyper Rares; 21 Dragon, 15 Water, 12 Fire, 1 Fighting and 1 Colourless; 40 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 9.
The April mini-set, and the whole top of it is Dragon. Fifty-three numbered cards, six full-art (054–059), four rainbow (060–063) and three gold (064–066) — 66 kinds, and not one Prism Star above the numbered range. 28 Dragonite-GX is 250 on a Stage 2, 14 Kingdra-GX is 230, 35 White Kyurem-GX 190 and 8 Reshiram-GX 180 on a Basic, and 4 Victini ◇ and 50 Lance ◇ are the two Prism Stars inside the numbered set. 43 Aqua Patch, 45 Flint and 46 Dragon Talon are the three cards the deck is built on, and 51 Wela Volcano Park is the Stadium it plays under. English does not print this pack at all: 59 of its 66 cards land in Dragon Majesty on 7 September, a boxed product rather than a thirty-pack booster.
12 cards · listed in original order.

Charmander, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Fire Fang, 20 for a Fire and a Colourless. tetsuya koizumi.

Ability Burning Fighter
Charmeleon, 80 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Flamethrower is 80 for two Fire and a Colourless, and the Ability Burning Fighter discards the top five cards of the deck on evolution and pays out if any of them are Fire. The whole Fire engine of the pack, attached to a middle stage. kodama.

Ability Resolute Flame
Charizard, 160 HP, Fire, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Fiery Blast is 130 for two Fire and a Colourless, and the Ability Resolute Flame adds 30 damage per Pokémon-GX and Pokémon-EX the opponent has in play. 130 plus 90 is a one-hit knockout on almost every GX of the year. Ryota Murayama.

Victini ◇, 90 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Infinity, 20 per heads on a coin flip, for two Fire. A Prism Star that costs nothing but a coin, in a pack built on Fire. Shin Nagasawa.

Darumaka, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Damage Rush is 10 and climbs. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Darmanitan, 130 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Heat Assist passes Energy along, Darmani-Hands is 30 and climbs. Masakazu Fukuda.

Heatmor, 110 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Singe burns, Charring Breath is 120 for two Fire. One hundred and twenty damage on a Basic with a two-Energy attack. Ken Sugimori.

Reshiram-GX, 180 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Flame Charge accelerates from the deck, Scorching Column is 110, Vermilion GX is 180 for three Fire and a Colourless. The Fire GX of the pack, and the one whose first attack costs a single Colourless. PLANETA Otani.

Salandit, 60 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — Call for Family fetches Basics, Dig Claws is 20. MAHOU.

Salazzle, 110 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Ring of Fire is 20, Flamethrower is 80 for a Fire and a Colourless. Retreat 1 on a 110 HP Stage 1 with an 80-damage attack: the cheapest Fire line in the pack. Naoki Saito.

Reshiram-GX, full art, 180 HP, Fire, Basic, 180 HP Basic, retreat 2 — Flame Charge, Scorching Column and Vermilion GX; the same card as 054. PLANETA Igarashi.

Reshiram-GX, rainbow rare, 180 HP, Fire, Basic, 180 HP Basic, retreat 2 — 060. no illustrator credit on the card.
15 cards · listed in original order.

Horsea, 40 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Splatter, no printed damage. Yukiko Baba.

Horsea, 50 HP, Water, Basic, the second one, retreat 1 — Hydro Pump is 10 and climbs for a single Colourless. Mizue.

Seadra, 90 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Hydro Pump is 10 and climbs. The middle stage pays Colourless, which is what lets the line sit in any deck. Yumi.

Kingdra-GX, 230 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Hydro Pump is 10 and climbs, Reverse Thrust is 30 for a single Water, Maelstrom GX for a single Water. Two of its three attacks cost one Energy: 230 HP on a Stage 2 that never needs a big turn. 5ban Graphics.

Magikarp, 30 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Water Splash, 10. Thirty HP, and the whole point is that it becomes a 160. Sekio.

Ability Commotion
Gyarados, 160 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Wild Tail is 160 for two Water and a Colourless, and the Ability Commotion puts two damage counters on each of the opponent’s Pokémon when it is damaged. 160 damage for three Energy, at retreat 4. kawayoo.

Lapras, 120 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 2 — Aqua Bullet is 20, Hydro Pump is 70 and climbs. Saya Tsuruta.

Wooper, 70 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Ram is 10, Rain Splash is 20. Shibuzoh.

Ability Wash Out
Quagsire, 120 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Hydro Pump is 60 and climbs, and the Ability Wash Out moves a Water Energy from the Bench to the Active as often as you like. Free Energy movement every turn, on a 120 HP body. Ken Sugimori.

Corsola, 90 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Bubble Shoot, no printed damage. Kagemaru Himeno.

Ability Submerge
Feebas, 30 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Rain Splash is 10, and the Ability Submerge prevents all damage done to it while it is on the Bench. Thirty HP that cannot be reached: the safest Bench-sitter in the pack. Shin Nagasawa.

Milotic, 120 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Aurora Wave is 30, Aqua Split is 40. hatachu.

Ability Meet Up
Wishiwashi, 30 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Water Gun is 20, and the Ability Meet Up gives every Wishiwashi-GX you have in play 20 more HP and 20 more damage. A 30 HP Basic that exists to be left on the Bench. Kouki Saitou.

Kingdra-GX, full art, 230 HP, Water, Stage 2, 230 HP Water, retreat 2 — the three one-Energy attacks; the same card as 055. 5ban Graphics.

Kingdra-GX, rainbow rare, 230 HP, Water, Stage 2, 230 HP Water, retreat 2 — 061. no illustrator credit on the card.
1 cards · listed in original order.

Trapinch, 60 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Mini Earthquake, 20. Naoyo Kimura.
21 cards · listed in original order.

Dratini, 60 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 2 — Wrap is 10 and costs Lightning. The Dragon line starts by paying a type it does not have. Ayaka Yoshida.

Dratini, 70 HP, Dragon, Basic, the second one, retreat 2 — Tail Whap is 30 for a Water and a Colourless. Anesaki Dynamic.

Dragonair, 100 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Dragon Tail is 60 per heads on two coins, Waterfall is 80 for Water, Lightning and two Colourless. sui.

Dragonite-GX, 250 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Dragon Claw is 70 for one Lightning, Giga Impact is 200 for Water, Lightning and two Colourless, Dragonporter GX for three Colourless. 250 HP ties it with Salamence-GX for the highest HP on any Stage 2 of the year, and its GX attack costs no specific type at all. 5ban Graphics.

Vibrava, 80 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Sonic Edge, 50 for a Fighting and a Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Dragon Guard
Flygon, 140 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, retreat 1 — Sand Tomb is 110 for two Fighting and a Colourless, and the Ability Dragon Guard blocks every non-damage effect aimed at your Dragon Pokémon. The protection card every Dragon deck in the pack needed. Shigenori Negishi.

Ability Fight Song
Altaria, 80 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Pierce is 20, and the Ability Fight Song adds 20 to every Dragon attack you make. Eighty HP that turns a 200 into a 220. Kyoko Umemoto.

Ability Rough Skin
Druddigon, 110 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — Dragon Claw is 100 for a Fire, a Water and a Colourless, and the Ability Rough Skin puts three counters on anything that attacks it. A Basic that hits 100 and punishes the reply. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Zekrom, 130 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 3 — Shred is 70 and ignores effects, Bolt Strike is 150 for two Lightning and two Colourless. 150 on a Basic, and the first attack cannot be blocked. Hasuno.

Kyurem, 130 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 2 — Outrage is 20 and climbs, Frost Spear is 100 for two Water and a Colourless. TOKIYA.

White Kyurem-GX, 190 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 3 — Shred is 40 for a Fire, Raging Blade is 80 and climbs for a Fire, a Water and a Colourless, Dragon Nova GX is 200. Two hundred damage on a Basic GX with a Shred opener. 5ban Graphics.

Zygarde, 130 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 3 — Rumble is 20, Raging Blade is 60 and climbs. The Dragon-typed Zygarde, paying Fighting for both attacks. Misa Tsutsui.

Turtonator, 110 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 3 — one attack, Explosive Jet, 50 per heads on four coins, for three Fire. Up to 200 damage, and the ceiling is the point. Sumiyoshi Kizuki.

Drampa, 120 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — Dragon Wisdom is 20, Hyper Voice is 80. Everything costs Colourless: it fits anywhere and belongs nowhere. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Jangmo-o, 60 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — Rigidify sets up, Dragon Claw is 20. Yusuke Ohmura.

Hakamo-o, 90 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Guard Press is 30, Dragon Claw is 70 for Lightning, Fighting and a Colourless. hatachu.

Kommo-o, 160 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Guard Press is 60, Raging Uppercut is 90 and climbs. 160 HP on a Stage 2 that pays two different types for its two attacks. so-taro.

Dragonite-GX, full art, 250 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, 250 HP Stage 2, retreat 3 — Dragon Claw, Giga Impact and Dragonporter GX; the same card as 056. 5ban Graphics.

White Kyurem-GX, full art, 190 HP, Dragon, Basic, 190 HP Basic, retreat 3 — Shred, Raging Blade and Dragon Nova GX; the same card as 057. 5ban Graphics.

Dragonite-GX, rainbow rare, 250 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, 250 HP Dragon, retreat 3 — 062, the rainbow printing of the highest-HP card of the year. no illustrator credit on the card.

White Kyurem-GX, rainbow rare, 190 HP, Dragon, Basic, 190 HP Dragon, retreat 3 — 063. no illustrator credit on the card.
1 cards · listed in original order.

Swablu, 50 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Collect draws, Peck is 20. Yukiko Baba.
16 cards · listed in original order.

Attach a Water Energy card from your discard pile to 1 of your Benched Water Pokémon.
Aqua Patch, — attach a Water Energy from the discard pile to a Benched Water Pokémon. Reprinted three months after Ultra Force, which tells you how much Water was being played. Toyste Beach.

Switch your Active Water Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon. If you do, heal 30 damage from the Pokémon you moved to your Bench.
Switch Raft, — switch the Active Water Pokémon with a Benched one and heal 30 from the one that leaves. A Water-only Switch that also undoes a hit. Yoshinobu Saito.

You can play this card only if you discard 2 other cards from your hand. Search your deck for up to 4 Fire Energy cards, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Fiery Flint, — discard two other cards, search the deck for up to four Fire Energy. Four Energy for two cards is the trade Kiawe made, on an Item instead of a Supporter. Eske Yoshinob.

If the Dragon Pokémon this card is attached to is your Active Pokémon and is damaged by an opponent’s attack (even if that Pokémon is Knocked Out), put 3 damage counters on the Attacking Pokémon.
Dragon Talon, — a Tool that puts three damage counters on anything that damages the attached Dragon Pokémon. Toyste Beach.

Search your deck for up to 4 Fire Energy cards and attach them to 1 of your Pokémon. Then, shuffle your deck. Your turn ends.
Kiawe, — search the deck for up to four Fire Energy and attach them to one Pokémon, then your turn ends. The turn-ending clause is the whole card: one huge Energy drop for a whole turn. Ken Sugimori.

You can play this card only when it is the last card in your hand. Draw 2 cards for each Fire Pokémon you have in play.
Blaine’s Last Stand, — playable only as the last card in your hand, then draw two for every Fire Pokémon in play. The most conditional Supporter of the year, and in a wide Fire deck it draws ten. Ken Sugimori.

You can play this card only if 1 of your Pokémon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s last turn. Attach up to 2 basic Energy cards from your hand to 1 of your Dragon Pokémon.
Zinnia, — playable only after one of your Pokémon was Knocked Out last turn, then attach up to two basic Energy from hand to a Dragon Pokémon. The Dragon deck’s recovery card. Megumi Mizutani.

You can play this card only if 1 of your Pokémon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s last turn. Search your deck for up to 2 Dragon Pokémon and put them onto your Bench. Then, shuffle your deck.
Lance ◇, — playable only after a Knock Out, then put up to two Dragon Pokémon from the deck straight onto the Bench. A Prism Star Supporter that rebuilds a board in one card. kodama.

Whenever a player flips a coin for the Special Condition Burned between turns, that Special Condition isn’t removed even if the result is heads.
Wela Volcano Park, — the Burned condition is not removed on a heads flip between turns. A Stadium that makes burn permanent, which is what the Fire deck had been missing. 5ban Graphics.

The attacks of Darkness Pokémon and Dragon Pokémon (both yours and your opponent’s) do 10 more damage to the opponent’s Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Devoured Field, — Darkness and Dragon attacks both do 10 more to the opponent’s Active. Ten damage is the difference between a two-hit and a three-hit. 5ban Graphics.

Once during each player's turn, that player may search their deck for a Basic Water Pokémon or Basic Fighting Pokémon and, put it onto their Bench, and shuffle their deck. This card stays in play when you play it. Discard this card if another Stadium card comes into play. If another card with the same name is in play, you can't play this card.
Brooklet Hill, — once a turn, either player may search the deck for a Basic Water or Basic Fighting Pokémon and put it onto the Bench. The Stadium that made Stage 2 Water decks consistent. 5ban Graphics.

You can play this card only when it is the last card in your hand. Draw 2 cards for each Fire Pokémon you have in play.
Blaine’s Last Stand, full art — the last-card-in-hand Supporter; the same card as 058. Mitsuhiro Arita.

You can play this card only if 1 of your Pokémon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s last turn. Attach up to 2 basic Energy cards from your hand to 1 of your Dragon Pokémon.
Zinnia, full art — the Dragon recovery Supporter; the same card as 059. Hideki Ishikawa.

Switch your Active Water Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon. If you do, heal 30 damage from the Pokémon you moved to your Bench.
Switch Raft, gold — the Water switch-and-heal; the same card as 064. no illustrator credit on the card.

You can play this card only if you discard 2 other cards from your hand. Search your deck for up to 4 Fire Energy cards, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Fiery Flint, gold — the four-Energy search; the same card as 065. no illustrator credit on the card.

If the Dragon Pokémon this card is attached to is your Active Pokémon and is damaged by an opponent’s attack (even if that Pokémon is Knocked Out), put 3 damage counters on the Attacking Pokémon.
Dragon Talon, gold — the Dragon Tool at 066, the last card in the pack. no illustrator credit on the card.

The May mini-set, and the set of six GX that all come back as full-art, gold and rainbow. Sixty numbered cards, eleven full-art (067–077), six rainbow (078–083) and three gold (084–086), 86 kinds. 45 Salamence-GX is 250 HP on a Stage 2, 41 Scizor-GX is 210 on a Stage 1, 22 Electrode-GX and 31 Banette-GX are 190, 14 Articuno-GX 170 and 25 Mr. Mime-GX 150. 65 Copycat is the Supporter every list in the format runs, and 52 Energy Recycle System, 56 Friend Ball and 58 PokéNav are the consistency cards around it. Seventy of these 86 arrive in Celestial Storm on 3 August, seven more in Dragon Majesty. 162 yen is 150 plus tax, five cards a pack, thirty to a box.
2018-05-03. 86 cards — 63 Pokémon, 21 Trainers and 2 Energy, 18 of them GX; 29 commons, 22 uncommons, 9 rares, 6 Double Rares, 11 full-art cards, 3 gold cards, 6 Hyper Rares; 11 Psychic, 9 Water, 8 Grass, 6 Lightning, 6 Colourless, 5 Fire, 5 Fighting, 5 Metal, 5 Dragon and 3 Darkness; 27 artists worked on it and Ken Sugimori drew 13.
The May mini-set, and the only 2018 pack with no Prism Star in it. Sixty-six numbered cards, eleven full-art (067–077), six rainbow (078–083) and three gold (084–086) — six GX, and every one of them printed three times inside 86 cards. 45 Salamence-GX is 250 on a Stage 2, 41 Scizor-GX is 210 on a Stage 1, 22 Electrode-GX and 31 Banette-GX are 190, 14 Articuno-GX 170 and 25 Mr. Mime-GX 150. 65 Copycat is the Supporter every list in the format ran, and 73–77 are five more Supporter full-arts behind her. English: 70 of these 86 cards are in Celestial Storm on 3 August, seven more in Dragon Majesty.
8 cards · listed in original order.

Bellsprout, 60 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Blot, 20 for a Grass and a Colourless. Masako Yamashita.

Weepinbell, 80 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Growth sets up, Double Razor Leaf is 30 per heads on two coins. Miki Tanaka.

Ability Fragrance Trap
Victreebel, 140 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Corrosive Acid is 80, and the Ability Fragrance Trap flips a coin to drag a Benched Pokémon into the Active every turn. A Stage 2 that picks the opponent’s target for them. Miki Tanaka.

Scyther, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Twin Play fetches another Scyther, Agility is 20. The card that makes Scizor-GX a Stage 1 rather than a hope. Hajime Kusajima.

Spinarak, 50 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Stun Poison poisons, Pierce is 20. Sachiko Adachi.

Ariados, 70 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Reactive Poison is 20 and climbs against a Poisoned opponent, Spider Trap for a single Grass. Seventy HP and two attacks that both want the opponent already poisoned. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Ability Poison Payback
Cacnea, 60 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Light Punch is 10, and the Ability Poison Payback poisons anything that attacks it, even from the grave. Atsuko Nishida.

Ability Poison Payback
Cacturne, 110 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Feint Attack for three Colourless, and the same Poison Payback. Everything costs Colourless on a Grass card. Atsuko Nishida.
5 cards · listed in original order.

Slugma, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Magma Ring is 10, Flare is 20. No English printing of this card in 2018. Midori Harada.

Ability Smooth Over
Magcargo, 90 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Combustion is 50, and the Ability Smooth Over searches the deck for any card and puts it on top, every turn. Ninety HP and the best setup Ability in the pack: it turns every draw into a tutor. Midori Harada.

Torchic, 60 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Singe, which burns. Kouki Saitou.

Ability Natural Cure
Combusken, 80 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Lunge is 60 for two Colourless, and the Ability Natural Cure clears every Special Condition when an Energy is attached. Sixty damage on a Stage 1 for two Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Firestarter
Blaziken, 150 HP, Fire, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Fire Stream is 90, and the Ability Firestarter attaches a Fire Energy from the discard pile to the Bench every turn. The acceleration the Fire deck had been waiting for since January, on a 150 HP Stage 2. Kouki Saitou.
9 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Legendary Ascent
Articuno-GX, 170 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 2 — Ice Wing is 130 for two Water and a Colourless, Cold Crush GX for a single Water, and the Ability Legendary Ascent switches it in from the Bench and moves Energy when it arrives. A 170 HP Basic that enters play already set up. 5ban Graphics.

Totodile, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Leer sets up, Fury Swipes is 10 per heads on three coins. Hironobu Yoshida.

Croconaw, 90 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Tackle is 30, Sweep Away is 90 for two Water and a Colourless. Ninety damage on a Stage 1 with no drawback. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Downpour
Feraligatr, 160 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Riptide is 10 and climbs, and the Ability Downpour discards a Water Energy from hand as often as you like. 160 HP, and the ability turns every Water card into a resource rather than a cost. Ken Sugimori.

Lotad, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Surprise, 10. Atsuko Nishida.

Ability Aqua Lift
Lombre, 80 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Ambush is 20 and climbs, and the Ability Aqua Lift removes the retreat cost while a Water Energy is attached. Atsuko Nishida.

Ability Swing Dance
Ludicolo, 140 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Circular Steps is 70 and climbs, and the Ability Swing Dance draws a card every turn. A Stage 2 that pays for itself in cards. Atsuko Nishida.

Ability Legendary Ascent
Articuno-GX, full art, 170 HP, Water, Basic, 170 HP Water, retreat 2 — Ice Wing, Cold Crush GX and Legendary Ascent; the same card as 067. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Legendary Ascent
Articuno-GX, rainbow rare, 170 HP, Water, Basic, 170 HP Water, retreat 2 — 078. no illustrator credit on the card.
6 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Floating Electrons
Voltorb, 50 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Thunder Shock is 20 for a Lightning and a Colourless, and the Ability Floating Electrons removes the retreat cost while any Energy is attached. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Extra Energy Bomb
Electrode-GX, 190 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Electro Ball is 50, Crush and Burn GX is 30 and climbs, and the Ability Extra Energy Bomb attaches five Energy from the discard pile to your non-GX Pokémon in one go. Five Energy in one turn is the biggest acceleration in the pack. 5ban Graphics.

Chinchou, 60 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Pound is 10, Spark is 10. Aya Kusube.

Ability Energy Grounding
Lanturn, 110 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Lightning Strike is 70 and climbs, and the Ability Energy Grounding moves a basic Energy off a Pokémon that was just Knocked Out. It inherits the board rather than rebuilding it. Aya Kusube.

Ability Extra Energy Bomb
Electrode-GX, full art, 190 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, 190 HP Lightning, retreat 1 — Electro Ball, Crush and Burn GX and Extra Energy Bomb; the same card as 068. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Extra Energy Bomb
Electrode-GX, rainbow rare, 190 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, 190 HP Lightning, retreat 1 — 079. no illustrator credit on the card.
11 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Magic Evens
Mr. Mime-GX, 150 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Breakdown for a Psychic and a Colourless, Life Trick GX for one Colourless, and the Ability Magic Evens prevents all damage done to it when that damage is exactly 20, 40, 60, 80, 100, 120, 140, 160, 180, 200, 220 or 240. The most peculiar defensive ability of the year, and it reads as a wall against half the format. 5ban Graphics.

Gulpin, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Yawn puts the opponent to sleep, Spit Poison poisons. Yuka Morii.

Swalot, 120 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Amnesia is 30, Swallow Up is 40 and climbs. Yuka Morii.

Ability Sol Shade
Lunatone, 80 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Psyshock is 10, and the Ability Sol Shade switches off every Ability on a Fire Pokémon in play while Solrock is beside it. The pair exists to break one matchup. Hisao Nakamura.

Ability Sunbeam
Solrock, 90 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Scorching Light sets up, and the Ability Sunbeam raises every Lunatone you have to 130 HP. Two 80 and 90 HP cards that become 130 and 90 together. Kyoko Umemoto.

Shuppet, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Headbutt is 10, Will-O-Wisp is 20. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Ability Shady Move
Banette-GX, 190 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Shadow Chant is 30 and climbs, Tomb Hunt GX for a Psychic, and the Ability Shady Move moves a damage counter from one Pokémon to another every turn. Damage-counter manipulation on a 190 HP Stage 1, with retreat 1. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Magic Evens
Mr. Mime-GX, full art, 150 HP, Psychic, Basic, 150 HP Psychic, retreat 2 — Breakdown, Life Trick GX and Magic Evens; the same card as 069. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Shady Move
Banette-GX, full art, 190 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, 190 HP Psychic, retreat 1 — Shadow Chant, Tomb Hunt GX and Shady Move; the same card as 070. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Magic Evens
Mr. Mime-GX, rainbow rare, 150 HP, Psychic, Basic, 150 HP Psychic, retreat 2 — 080. no illustrator credit on the card.

Ability Shady Move
Banette-GX, rainbow rare, 190 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, 190 HP Psychic, retreat 1 — 081. no illustrator credit on the card.
5 cards · listed in original order.

Onix, 100 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Screech sets up, Rage is 10 and climbs. One hundred HP on a Basic that becomes a 190. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Phanpy, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Tackle is 10, Endure survives. Ken Sugimori.

Donphan, 130 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Flail is 10 per damage counter on it, Rapid Spin is 50. A 130 HP Stage 1 that hits harder the closer it is to being Knocked Out. Ken Sugimori.

Larvitar, 60 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Leer sets up, Rock Throw is 20. The first stage of the 170 HP Tyranitar. Ken Sugimori.

Pupitar, 80 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Skull Bash is 20, Dust Devil for two Fighting. Hironobu Yoshida.
3 cards · listed in original order.

Sneasel, 60 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — Fury Swipes is 10 per heads on three coins, Beat Up is 30 per heads on three coins. Six coin flips on one card. Ken Sugimori.

Tyranitar, 170 HP, Darkness, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Slam is 60 per heads on two coins, Trample is 120 for two Darkness and two Colourless. One hundred and seventy HP on a Stage 2 and 120 damage with no condition. Hironobu Yoshida.

Ability Excavate
Sableye, 70 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — Disable is 10, and the Ability Excavate looks at the top card of the deck every turn and may discard it. Seventy HP and the cheapest deck-filtering in the pack. Yukiko Baba.
5 cards · listed in original order.

Steelix, 190 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Tackle is 30, Tail Crush is 80 and climbs. One hundred and ninety HP on a Stage 1, with retreat 4 to keep it there. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Danger Perception
Scizor-GX, 210 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Steel Wing is 80 for a Metal and a Colourless, Cross-Cut GX is 100 and climbs, and the Ability Danger Perception adds 80 damage once its remaining HP is 100 or less. Two hundred and ten HP, retreat 1, and more damage at the bottom than the top. 5ban Graphics.

Mawile, 70 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Mining fetches, Bite Off is 20 and climbs. Kagemaru Himeno.

Ability Danger Perception
Scizor-GX, full art, 210 HP, Metal, Stage 1, 210 HP Metal, retreat 1 — Steel Wing, Cross-Cut GX and Danger Perception; the same card as 071. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Danger Perception
Scizor-GX, rainbow rare, 210 HP, Metal, Stage 1, 210 HP Metal, retreat 1 — 082. no illustrator credit on the card.
5 cards · listed in original order.

Bagon, 60 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — Risky Kick is 10, Dragon Eye is 20 for a Fire and a Water. Kouki Saitou.

Ability Energy Guard
Shelgon, 80 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Raging Blade is 30, and the Ability Energy Guard takes 20 off every attack while a basic Energy is attached. Yuka Morii.

Ability Dragon Lift
Salamence-GX, 250 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Bright Flame is 200 for a Fire, a Water and two Colourless, Flame Jet GX for a Fire and two Colourless, and the Ability Dragon Lift removes the retreat cost from every non-GX Pokémon you have. Two hundred and fifty HP, the joint-highest of the year, plus a team-wide free retreat. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Dragon Lift
Salamence-GX, full art, 250 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, 250 HP Stage 2, retreat 2 — Bright Flame, Flame Jet GX and Dragon Lift; the same card as 072. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Dragon Lift
Salamence-GX, rainbow rare, 250 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, 250 HP Dragon, retreat 2 — 083, the rainbow printing of the joint-highest HP card of the year. no illustrator credit on the card.
6 cards · listed in original order.

Kangaskhan, 120 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Fetch draws, Headbutt is 30, One-Two Punch is 60 and climbs. Three attacks on a 120 HP Basic, all Colourless. Naoyo Kimura.

Dunsparce, 50 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Strike and Run fetches three cards and then returns it to hand, Sudden Flash is 10. Fifty HP that never has to stay on the board. No English printing of this card in 2018. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Ho-Oh, 130 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Rainbow Burn, 30 and climbs for every different type of Energy attached. The legendary that gets better the worse your Energy base is. Aya Kusube.

Slakoth, 60 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Claw is 20, Slack Off heals. Kagemaru Himeno.

Vigoroth, 80 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Fury Swipes is 20 per heads on three coins, Rage is 20 and climbs. Kagemaru Himeno.

Ability Lazy
Slaking, 160 HP, Colourless, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Critical Move is 160 for three Colourless, and the Ability Lazy switches off every Ability on the opponent’s side while it is Active. One hundred and sixty damage for three Colourless, in a card that also blanks the opposing board. Ken Sugimori.
21 cards · listed in original order.

Choose 1: •Put a basic Energy card from your discard pile into your hand. •Shuffle 3 basic Energy cards from your discard pile into your deck.
Energy Recycle System, — choose one of two modes, both of which take Energy back out of the discard pile. One card, two answers, printed at Common. Zu-Ka.

Move a basic Energy from 1 of your Pokémon to another of your Pokémon.
Energy Switch, — move a basic Energy from one of your Pokémon to another. The card that lets a benched attacker become the Active one without losing the turn. Ken Ikuji.

Flip a coin. If heads, put 1 of your Pokémon and all cards attached to it into your hand.
Super Scoop Up, — flip a coin; on heads return a Pokémon and everything attached to your hand. The reset, printed for the third time in 2018. Keiji Kinebuchi.

Choose 1 of your Basic Pokémon in play. If you have a Stage 2 card in your hand that evolves from that Pokémon, put that card on the Basic Pokémon. (This counts as evolving that Pokémon.) You can't use this card during your first turn or on a Basic Pokémon that was put into play this turn.
Rare Candy, — put a Stage 2 straight onto a Basic. In a pack with Blaziken, Feraligatr, Tyranitar and Salamence-GX, this is the card that decides whether any of them see play. Ryo Ueda.

Flip a coin. If heads, heal 60 damage and remove all Special Conditions from 1 of your Pokémon.
Life Herb, — flip a coin; on heads heal 60 and clear every Special Condition. A coin flip for a full heal, and the only healing Item in the pack. Ryo Ueda.

Search your deck for a Pokémon with the same type as 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon in play, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Friend Ball, — search the deck for a Pokémon that shares a type with one of the opponent’s Pokémon. The search card that reads the other side of the table. Katsura Tabata.

Look at the top 3 cards of your deck. You may reveal a Pokémon or Energy card you find there and put it into your hand. Put the other cards back in any order.
PokéNav, — look at the top three, take a Pokémon or an Energy, put the rest back in any order. Ordering the top three is worth more than drawing one. Katsura Tabata.

Switch your Active Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Switch, — swap the Active with a Benched Pokémon. Hiromichi Sugiyama.

Flip 3 coins. For each heads, put an Evolution Pokémon from your discard pile into your hand.
Lure Ball, — flip three coins and take an Evolution Pokémon from the discard pile for each heads. Up to three evolutions back for one Item. Katsura Tabata.

Look at the bottom 4 cards of your deck and put 2 of them into your hand. Put the other cards back on the bottom of your deck in any order.
Underground Expedition, — look at the bottom four cards of the deck and take two. The only card of the year that reads the deck from the bottom, and the reason Looker had something to find. Kagemaru Himeno.

Draw 3 cards. Then, discard a card from your hand. If you have no cards in your deck, you can’t play this card.
TV Reporter, — draw three, then discard one, and it cannot be played with an empty deck. The discard is the price of the draw, which is exactly what the Fire engine wanted. Ken Sugimori.

Search your deck for up to 2 Item cards that have the word "Ball" in their name, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Apricorn Maker, — search the deck for up to two Item cards with the word Ball in their name. It finds Friend Ball, Lure Ball and Ultra Ball, which is more search than any single Supporter should have. Kagemaru Himeno.

Shuffle a card from your hand into your deck. If you do, draw 3 cards.
Bill’s Maintenance, — shuffle one card from hand back in, then draw three. One card in, three cards out, at Common. Ken Sugimori.

Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw a card for each card in your opponent’s hand.
Copycat, — shuffle your hand in and draw as many as the opponent holds. The card that turns a full opposing hand into your own. Ken Sugimori.

Look at the bottom 4 cards of your deck and put 2 of them into your hand. Put the other cards back on the bottom of your deck in any order.
Underground Expedition, full art — the bottom-four Supporter; the same card as 073. Kagemaru Himeno.

Draw 3 cards. Then, discard a card from your hand. If you have no cards in your deck, you can’t play this card.
TV Reporter, full art — draw three, discard one; the same card as 074. nagimiso.

Search your deck for up to 2 Item cards that have the word "Ball" in their name, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Apricorn Maker, full art — the Ball search; the same card as 075. Kagemaru Himeno.

Shuffle a card from your hand into your deck. If you do, draw 3 cards.
Bill’s Maintenance, full art — one in, three out; the same card as 076. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw a card for each card in your opponent’s hand.
Copycat, full art — the mirror draw; the same card as 077. Megumi Mizutani.

Flip a coin. If heads, heal 60 damage and remove all Special Conditions from 1 of your Pokémon.
Life Herb, gold — the coin-flip heal; the same card as 084. no illustrator credit on the card.

Look at the top 3 cards of your deck. You may reveal a Pokémon or Energy card you find there and put it into your hand. Put the other cards back in any order.
PokéNav, gold — the top-three orderer; the same card as 085. no illustrator credit on the card.
2 cards · listed in original order.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While in play, this card provides every type of Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, put 1 damage counter on that Pokémon.
Rainbow Energy, — provides every type at once, one Energy at a time, and puts a damage counter on the Pokémon it is attached to. The price of playing four types in one deck. no illustrator credit on the card.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While in play, this card provides every type of Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. When you attach this card from your hand to 1 of your Pokémon, put 1 damage counter on that Pokémon.
Rainbow Energy, gold — the every-type Energy at 086, and the last card in the set. no illustrator credit on the card.

The June set, and the one card everyone remembers from 2018. Ninety-five numbered cards, eight full-art (097–104), five rainbow (105–109) and three gold (110–112), 112 kinds. 68 Rayquaza-GX is 180 HP on a Basic with Stormy Winds attaching a basic Energy off the Bench and Dragon Break flipping four coins for 30 each; 18 Blaziken-GX and 8 Shiftry-GX are 240 on a Stage 2, 60 Stakataka-GX 180, 61 Altaria-GX 200, and 57 Jirachi ◇, 66 Latias ◇ and 67 Latios ◇ are the three Prism Stars. 94 Shrine of Punishment puts a damage counter on every GX in play between turns, which is the Stadium the whole format is rebuilt around, and 102 Steven’s Resolve, 103 Tate & Liza and 104 Lisia are the full-art Supporters. Ninety-one of these 112 arrive in Celestial Storm on 3 August, six more in Dragon Majesty. 162 yen is 150 plus tax, five cards a pack, thirty to a box.
2018-06-01. 112 cards — 88 Pokémon, 23 Trainers and 1 Energy, 15 of them GX, 5 Ultra Beast and 3 Prism Star; 44 commons, 34 uncommons, 10 rares, 5 Double Rares, 3 Prism Stars, 8 full-art cards, 3 gold cards, 5 Hyper Rares; 16 Grass, 12 Water, 12 Dragon, 11 Metal, 10 Colourless, 8 Fire, 7 Psychic, 7 Fighting and 5 Lightning; 43 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 9.
The June expansion, and the pack the second half of the year is built on. Ninety-six numbered cards, eight full-art (097–104), five rainbow (105–109) and three gold (110–112). 68 Rayquaza-GX is 180 HP on a Basic with Stormy Winds attaching a basic Energy off the Bench and Dragon Break flipping four coins for 30 each. 18 Blaziken-GX and 8 Shiftry-GX are 240 on a Stage 2, 60 Stakataka-GX 180, 61 Altaria-GX 200, and 57 Jirachi ◇, 66 Latias ◇ and 67 Latios ◇ are the three Prism Stars. 94 Shrine of Punishment puts a damage counter on every GX in play between turns, and it is the Stadium the whole format is rebuilt around. English: Celestial Storm, 3 August, 183 cards — this pack plus Japan’s May mini-set.
16 cards · listed in original order.

Treecko, 50 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Sleep Poison, which does neither damage nor anything else printed. Sekio.

Treecko, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, the second one, retreat 1 — Smack is 10, Tail Whap is 20. tetsuya koizumi.

Grovyle, 80 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Leaf Blade, 20 and climbs. Shin Nagasawa.

Ability Power of Nature
Sceptile, 140 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 1 — Powerful Storm is 20 for every Energy in play, and the Ability Power of Nature blocks all damage from Ultra Beasts to any of your Pokémon with Grass Energy attached. The anti-Beast card of the year, in a set that came out three months after the Beasts did. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Seedot, 40 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Hang Down is 10, Harden survives. miki kudo.

Seedot, 60 HP, Grass, Basic, the second one, retreat 2 — one attack, Stampede, 30 for two Colourless. Misa Tsutsui.

Nuzleaf, 90 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Pound is 20, Clear the Room for two Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Shiftry-GX, 240 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Perplex is 40, Extrasensory is 90 and climbs, Den of Iniquity GX for two Grass and a Colourless. Two hundred and forty HP on a Stage 2, and the GX attack that made the Stage 2 Grass deck worth building. PLANETA Igarashi.

Surskit, 50 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Bubble, no damage. Ken Sugimori.

Masquerain, 90 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Surprising Pattern sets up, Hurricane Wing is 40 per heads on four coins. Up to 160, on four flips. Yukiko Baba.

Volbeat, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Pheromone Catch, 20 and climbs with Illumise. The pair only works together. Saya Tsuruta.

Illumise, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Pheromone Signals, 20, and the other half of the Volbeat pair. Saya Tsuruta.

Tropius, 110 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Find a Friend fetches Basic Pokémon, Solar Beam is 70. Kagemaru Himeno.

Dhelmise, 130 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 3 — Giga Drain is 30, Powerful Spin is 130 for two Grass and a Colourless. A 130 HP Basic that reaches 130 damage, which is more than most Stage 2s in the pack. Kyoko Umemoto.

Shiftry-GX, full art, 240 HP, Grass, Stage 2, 240 HP Grass, retreat 2 — Perplex, Extrasensory and Den of Iniquity GX; the same card as 097. PLANETA Igarashi.

Shiftry-GX, rainbow rare, 240 HP, Grass, Stage 2, 240 HP Grass, retreat 2 — 105. no illustrator credit on the card.
8 cards · listed in original order.

Torchic, 50 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Ember, 30. Thirty damage on a 50 HP Basic. Kagemaru Himeno.

Torchic, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, the second one, retreat 1 — Peck is 10, Live Coal is 20. No English printing of this card in 2018. MAHOU.

Combusken, 80 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Double Kick is 30 per heads on two coins, Flamethrower is 80 for two Fire and a Colourless. The middle stage of the 240 HP Blaziken-GX, and the only way to reach it without Rare Candy. Mizue.

Blaziken-GX, 240 HP, Fire, Stage 2, retreat 1 — Slash is 60, Explosive Kick is 210 for two Fire and a Colourless, Blaze Out GX for a single Fire. Two hundred and ten damage on a Stage 2 that retreats for one and pays three Energy: the highest printed attack in the pack. 5ban Graphics.

Torkoal, 120 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 3 — Flaming Honk is 30, Searing Flame is 80. Ken Sugimori.

Oricorio, 90 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — Captivating Salsa switches the opponent’s Active, Heat Blast is 70. Naoyo Kimura.

Blaziken-GX, full art, 240 HP, Fire, Stage 2, 240 HP Stage 2, retreat 1 — Slash, Explosive Kick and Blaze Out GX; the same card as 098. 5ban Graphics.

Blaziken-GX, rainbow rare, 240 HP, Fire, Stage 2, 240 HP Stage 2, retreat 1 — 106. no illustrator credit on the card.
12 cards · listed in original order.

Mudkip, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Water Reserve, which attaches Energy. Shigenori Negishi.

Mudkip, 70 HP, Water, Basic, the second one, retreat 1 — Tackle is 10, Wave Splash is 20. Misa Tsutsui.

Marshtomp, 90 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Muddy Water is 20, Surf is 70 for two Water and a Colourless. Retreat 3 is the price of the 160 HP it becomes. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Power Draw
Swampert, 160 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Hydro Pump is 80 and climbs, and the Ability Power Draw discards a card to draw three every turn. One hundred and sixty HP plus the best draw engine on a Stage 2 in the pack. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Wailmer, 120 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 3 — one attack, Wave Swallower, 50 for three Water. Kagemaru Himeno.

Wailord, 220 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 4 — one attack, Dwindling Wave, 200 minus something, for four Water. Two hundred and twenty HP is the highest printed HP on a non-GX in the pack, and the attack costs nearly everything. Anesaki Dynamic.

Ability Evolutionary Advantage
Clamperl, 50 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 3 — Sparkling Pearl is 10, and the Ability Evolutionary Advantage lets it evolve on your first turn if you went second. sui.

Huntail, 110 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Big Bite is 30, Dangerous Bite is 40 and climbs. Shigenori Negishi.

Gorebyss, 90 HP, Water, Stage 1, free retreat — one attack, Deflecting Splash, 30. Retreat 0 on a 90 HP Stage 1 — the only free-retreat evolution in the Water block. Mizue.

Luvdisc, 70 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Even Game sets up, Water Pulse is 20. Asako Ito.

Ability Icy Barrier
Regice, 120 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 3 — Icy Wind is 60, and the Ability Icy Barrier stops the opponent playing Stadium cards while it is Active. A 120 HP Basic that switches off an entire card type. kodama.

Kyogre, 130 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 4 — Dual Splash hits two targets, Grand Wave is 120 for two Water and a Colourless. One hundred and twenty damage on a Basic, at retreat 4. Shin Nagasawa.
5 cards · listed in original order.

Electrike, 50 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Zap Kick, 20. Kouki Saitou.

Ability Electric Start
Manectric, 110 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, free retreat — Double Charge is 40, and the Ability Electric Start lets you put it down as your Active or Benched Pokémon during setup if you go second. Retreat 0 and a free start: the fastest Stage 1 in the pack. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Plusle, 70 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Draw for Everybody draws for both players, Electro Ball is 30. Kanako Eo.

Minun, 70 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Ditch and Draw trades a card, Electro Ball is 30. Sumiyoshi Kizuki.

Oricorio, 90 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Zappy Pom-Poms sets up, Electric Ball is 70. The second Oricorio in the set, and the one that hits. Sekio.
7 cards · listed in original order.

Spoink, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Bounce, no damage. MAHOU.

Grumpig, 120 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 2 — one attack, Mirror Step, 10 and climbs. Ken Sugimori.

Shuppet, 50 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Perplex, no printed damage. Eri Yamaki.

Ability Red Eyes
Banette, 90 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Enemy Show for a Psychic and a Colourless, and the Ability Red Eyes puts a Basic Pokémon from the opponent’s discard pile onto their Bench on evolution. Ninety HP that fills the opponent’s board with their own dead cards. Eri Yamaki.

Deoxys, 120 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Psychic is 20 and climbs, Power Blast is 120 for two Psychic and a Colourless. The attack forme. Masakazu Fukuda.

Deoxys, 130 HP, Psychic, Basic, the defence forme, retreat 3 — Reflect protects, Psychic Corkscrew is 80. One hundred and thirty HP and retreat 3: the wall of the three. Ayaka Yoshida.

Deoxys, 100 HP, Psychic, Basic, the speed forme, retreat 1 — Teleportation Burst is 20, Spear Dive for three Colourless. One hundred HP, retreat 1, and the cheapest of the three to move. Kouki Saitou.
7 cards · listed in original order.

Meditite, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Bide waits, Kick is 30. Shibuzoh.

Medicham, 90 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Strike of Enlightenment is 10 and climbs, Spinning Kick is 90 for two Fighting. Ninety damage on a 90 HP Stage 1 — it hits as hard as it can take. Misa Tsutsui.

Baltoy, 60 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Psy Bolt, 20. Ken Sugimori.

Claydol, 110 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Psy Bolt is 20, Miraculous Spin is 40 per heads on two coins. Yumi.

Regirock, 120 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 3 — Enhanced Stomp is 20 and climbs, Hammer Arm is 100 for two Fighting and a Colourless. Ayaka Yoshida.

Groudon, 130 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 4 — Wreck is 50 and climbs, Ground Slash is 130 for two Fighting and two Colourless. One hundred and thirty damage on a Basic with no GX rule attached. Masakazu Fukuda.

Ability Falling Star
Minior, 90 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Swift is 30, and the Ability Falling Star lets it drop from hand into the Active and push the old Active to the Bench. A 90 HP Basic that arrives mid-turn. sui.
11 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Conductive Body
Beldum, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 2 — Ram is 10, and the Ability Conductive Body cuts the retreat cost by one for each Beldum on the Bench. The line is meant to be played in threes. Naoyo Kimura.

Beldum, 70 HP, Metal, Basic, the second one, retreat 3 — one attack, Single Smash, 50 for two Colourless. Fifty damage on a Basic with a two-Energy attack. Hasuno.

Metang, 90 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 3 — one attack, Bullet Punch, 20 and climbs. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Ability Extend
Metagross, 170 HP, Metal, Stage 2, retreat 4 — Meteor Mash is 60, and the Ability Extend keeps your turn alive when you play Steven’s Resolve. One card that exists to make another card work, on a 170 HP Stage 2. TOKIYA.

Ability Exoskeleton
Registeel, 120 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 3 — Silver Fist is 60 and climbs, and the Ability Exoskeleton takes 20 off every attack. One hundred and twenty HP that effectively plays as 140. Shin Nagasawa.

Ability Wish Upon a Star
Jirachi ◇, 80 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Perish Dream is 10 for three Colourless, and the Ability Wish Upon a Star lets it come straight out of the Prize cards and onto the Bench when you take it face down. A Prism Star that is taken as a prize and then played instead of kept. Kouki Saitou.

Celesteela, 140 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 4 — one attack, Moon Raker, 160 for a Metal and four Colourless. One hundred and sixty damage on a Basic, at retreat 4 and five Energy. kawayoo.

Kartana, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Divine Paper, 40 and climbs, for two Metal. Sixty HP that cuts through anything with Energy on it. Hasuno.

Ability Ultra Wall
Stakataka-GX, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 3 — Gigaton Stomp is 120, Assembly GX is 50 and climbs, and the Ability Ultra Wall takes 10 off every attack against your Ultra Beasts. One hundred and eighty HP and a team-wide damage reduction. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Ultra Wall
Stakataka-GX, full art, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, 180 HP Metal, retreat 3 — Gigaton Stomp, Assembly GX and Ultra Wall; the same card as 099. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Ultra Wall
Stakataka-GX, rainbow rare, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, 180 HP Metal, retreat 3 — 107. no illustrator credit on the card.
12 cards · listed in original order.

Altaria-GX, 200 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Bright Tone is 50, Sonic Edge is 110, Euphoria GX for a Fairy and a Colourless. Two hundred HP on a Stage 1 with retreat 1, and a GX attack that costs two Energy. 5ban Graphics.

Bagon, 60 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Rock Head, 10 for a Water. Yumi.

Bagon, 70 HP, Dragon, Basic, the second one, retreat 2 — one attack, Reckless Charge, 40 for a Fire and a Colourless. sui.

Ability Energy Guard
Shelgon, 90 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Rollout is 30 and climbs, and the Ability Energy Guard takes 20 off every attack while a basic Energy is attached. Asako Ito.

Ability Dragon Wind
Salamence, 150 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Dragon Claw is 100 for a Fire, a Water and two Colourless, and the Ability Dragon Wind switches the opponent’s Benched Pokémon into the Active once a turn. A Stage 2 that drags the target out itself. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Latias ◇, 130 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Dreamy Mist, 30 for a single Colourless. A Prism Star with retreat 1 and a one-Energy attack. Anesaki Dynamic.

Latios ◇, 140 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Dragon Fleet, 50 per Dragon Pokémon on your Bench, for two Colourless. The Prism Star pair: one attacks, one hits for every Dragon behind it. Anesaki Dynamic.

Ability Stormy Winds
Rayquaza-GX, 180 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 3 — Dragon Break is 30 per heads on four coins for a Grass, a Lightning and a Colourless, Tempest GX for a single Grass, and the Ability Stormy Winds discards the top three cards and attaches a basic Energy when it comes off the Bench. The card the June format was built around: up to 120 on four flips, and the GX attack costs one Grass. 5ban Graphics.

Altaria-GX, full art, 200 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, 200 HP Dragon, retreat 1 — Bright Tone, Sonic Edge and Euphoria GX; the same card as 100. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Stormy Winds
Rayquaza-GX, full art, 180 HP, Dragon, Basic, 180 HP Basic, retreat 3 — Dragon Break, Tempest GX and Stormy Winds; the same card as 101. The most expensive card of the June set. 5ban Graphics.

Altaria-GX, rainbow rare, 200 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, 200 HP Dragon, retreat 1 — 108. no illustrator credit on the card.

Ability Stormy Winds
Rayquaza-GX, rainbow rare, 180 HP, Dragon, Basic, 180 HP Dragon, retreat 3 — 109, the rainbow printing of the card that defined the summer. no illustrator credit on the card.
10 cards · listed in original order.

Wingull, 60 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Glide, 10. Ken Sugimori.

Pelipper, 120 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Firefighting is 30, Water Pulse is 80 for three Colourless. Everything Colourless on a 120 HP Stage 1. Shigenori Negishi.

Whismur, 60 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Bawl does nothing printed, Pound is 20. Shibuzoh.

Whismur, 70 HP, Colourless, Basic, the second one, retreat 2 — one attack, Wail, 40 for three Colourless. Asako Ito.

Loudred, 100 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 3 — one attack, Cracking Voice, 60 for three Colourless. Masakazu Fukuda.

Exploud, 150 HP, Colourless, Stage 2, retreat 4 — Dangerous Concert is 80, Heavy Impact is 100. One hundred and fifty HP on a Stage 2, retreat 4, and not a single non-Colourless cost. kawayoo.

Skitty, 60 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Fake Out, 10. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Search for Friends
Delcatty, 90 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Cat Kick is 40, and the Ability Search for Friends takes two Supporter cards back out of the discard pile on evolution. Two Supporters in one evolution is the reason this card was played in decks with no Colourless in them at all. Sekio.

Swablu, 50 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Sing, which puts the opponent to sleep. No English printing of this card in 2018. Shibuzoh.

Ability Unit Color 2
Kecleon, 80 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Slash is 80 for three Colourless, and the Ability Unit Color 2 makes it Lightning, Psychic and Metal at once while a specific Unit Energy is attached. The card built to break a typing rule. OOYAMA.
23 cards · listed in original order.

Heal 120 damage from 1 of your Pokémon that has 30 HP or less remaining.
Last Chance Potion, — heal 120 from a Pokémon with 30 HP or less left. One hundred and twenty is more than any other heal of the year, and it only works on the Pokémon that is about to die. Ayaka Yoshida.

Look at the top 2 cards of your deck and put 1 of them into your hand. Discard the other card.
Acro Bike, — look at the top two cards, take one, discard the other. Two cards seen, one kept, and the discard is often the point. Toyste Beach.

Discard 2 cards from your hand. (If you can't discard 2 cards, you can't play this card.) Search your deck for a Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.
Ultra Ball, — discard two, search any Pokémon. Printed in Champion Road in May and again here in June. Ryo Ueda.

Choose 1 of your Basic Pokémon in play. If you have a Stage 2 card in your hand that evolves from that Pokémon, put that card on the Basic Pokémon. (This counts as evolving that Pokémon.) You can't use this card during your first turn or on a Basic Pokémon that was put into play this turn.
Rare Candy, — a Stage 2 straight onto a Basic. The card that makes Shiftry-GX, Blaziken-GX and Salamence-GX playable in the same set. Toyste Beach.

Switch your Active Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Switch, — swap the Active. Ryo Ueda.

Flip a coin. If heads, switch 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon with his or her Active Pokémon.
Pokémon Catcher, — flip a coin to drag a Benched Pokémon into the Active. Toyste Beach.

Choose an Energy card attached to 1 of your Pokémon. Search your deck for a basic Energy card and switch it with that card. Shuffle the first Energy card into your deck.
Rainbow Brush, — swap an Energy attached to one of your Pokémon for a basic Energy from the deck. The card that fixes a wrong Energy on a 210-damage attacker. Eske Yoshinob.

The attacks of the Pokémon this card is attached to do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon-GX or Active Pokémon-EX (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Choice Band, — 30 more damage to the opponent’s Active GX or EX. Third printing of the year. Eske Yoshinob.

If the Pokémon this card is attached to has 30 HP or less remaining and has any damage counters on it, its attacks do 60 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Hustle Belt, — 60 more damage while the attached Pokémon has 30 HP or less and a damage counter on it. Double Choice Band for a Pokémon that is one hit from dying. Yoshinobu Saito.

Search your deck for up to 3 cards and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck. Your turn ends.
Steven’s Resolve, — search the deck for up to three cards and put them into hand, then your turn ends. Three cards for a turn, with Metagross sitting there to cancel the ending. Hitoshi Ariga.

Put 4 basic Energy cards from your discard pile into your hand. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Fisherman, — four basic Energy from the discard pile into hand. The recovery card every Stage 2 deck ran. Masakazu Fukuda.

Draw 3 cards.
Hau, — draw three. TOKIYA.

Choose 1: •Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw 5 cards. •Switch your Active Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Tate & Liza, — a Supporter with two modes, chosen when you play it. The tag-team pair printed as a single Supporter, which the SM era did exactly once. Megumi Mizutani.

Draw cards until you have 6 cards in your hand. If it’s your first turn, draw cards until you have 8 cards in your hand.
Lillie, — draw to six, or to eight on your first turn. The second printing of the year, in a set that wanted the same turn-one draw. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Search your deck for up to 2 ◇ (Prism Star) cards, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Lisia, — search the deck for up to two Prism Star cards. The only Supporter printed in 2018 that searches for ◇, in a set with five of them. Megumi Mizutani.

Between turns, put 1 damage counter on each Pokémon-GX and Pokémon-EX (both yours and your opponent's). This card stays in play when you play it. Discard this card if another Stadium card comes into play. If another card with the same name is in play, you can't play this card.
Shrine of Punishment, — between turns, one damage counter on every Pokémon-GX and Pokémon-EX, yours included. A Stadium that charges both players rent for playing GX cards, and the card that made non-GX decks viable for the first time in the year. 5ban Graphics.

Prevent all effects of the opponent’s attacks, including damage, done to Benched Pokémon (both yours and your opponent’s).
Sky Pillar, — all effects of attacks, damage included, are prevented on Benched Pokémon. A Stadium that protects the Bench for both players. Ryo Ueda.

Search your deck for up to 3 cards and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck. Your turn ends.
Steven’s Resolve, full art — three cards for a turn; the same card as 102. Hitoshi Ariga.

Choose 1: •Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw 5 cards. •Switch your Active Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Tate & Liza, full art — the two-mode Supporter; the same card as 103. Hideki Ishikawa.

Search your deck for up to 2 ◇ (Prism Star) cards, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Lisia, full art — the Prism Star search; the same card as 104. Naoki Saito.

Look at the top 2 cards of your deck and put 1 of them into your hand. Discard the other card.
Acro Bike, gold — the top-two filter; the same card as 110. no illustrator credit on the card.

Choose an Energy card attached to 1 of your Pokémon. Search your deck for a basic Energy card and switch it with that card. Shuffle the first Energy card into your deck.
Rainbow Brush, gold — the Energy swap; the same card as 111. no illustrator credit on the card.

If the Pokémon this card is attached to has 30 HP or less remaining and has any damage counters on it, its attacks do 60 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Hustle Belt, gold — 60 more damage on a dying Pokémon at 112, the last card in the set. no illustrator credit on the card.
1 cards · listed in original order.

Double Colorless Energy provides ColorlessColorless Energy.
Double Colorless Energy, — two Colourless from one card. In a set where Rayquaza-GX pays a single Grass for its GX attack, this is the card that gets it there. no illustrator credit on the card.

The July mini-set, and the smallest product of the year at 73 kinds. Sixty numbered cards, six full-art (061–066), four rainbow (067–070) and three gold (071–073). 33 Zeraora-GX is 190 HP on a Basic, 12 Magcargo-GX 210 on a Stage 1, 6 Virizion-GX 170 and 41 Genesect-GX 180, and 43 Ditto ◇ and 58 Thunder Mountain ◇ are the two Prism Stars. 43 Ditto ◇ is the 40 HP Basic that copies whatever it needs to be, and 46 Electropower and 47 Custom Catcher are the two cards every Lightning list runs. Sixty of these 73 arrive in Lost Thunder on 2 November. 162 yen is 150 plus tax, five cards a pack, thirty to a box.
2018-07-06. 73 cards — 52 Pokémon, 19 Trainers and 2 Energy, 12 of them GX and 2 Prism Star; 26 commons, 21 uncommons, 7 rares, 4 Double Rares, 2 Prism Stars, 6 full-art cards, 3 gold cards, 4 Hyper Rares; 11 Grass, 10 Lightning, 10 Metal, 9 Fire, 9 Water, 2 Colourless and 1 Fighting; 39 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 5.
The July mini-set, and the smallest product of the year at 73 kinds. Sixty numbered cards, six full-art (061–066), four rainbow (067–070) and three gold (071–073). 33 Zeraora-GX is 190 on a Basic, 12 Magcargo-GX 210 on a Stage 1, 6 Virizion-GX 170 and 41 Genesect-GX 180, and 43 Ditto ◇ and 58 Thunder Mountain ◇ are the two Prism Stars — the first a 40 HP Basic that copies whatever it needs to be, the second the Stadium that pays for the Lightning deck. 46 Electropower and 47 Custom Catcher are the two cards every Lightning list runs. English: 60 of these 73 cards are in Lost Thunder on 2 November.
11 cards · listed in original order.

Pinsir, 110 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 2 — Grip and Squeeze is 20, Hammer In is 70 for three Colourless. Suwama Chiaki.

Ability Fresh Squeezed
Shuckle, 60 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Energy Drink sets up, and the Ability Fresh Squeezed searches the deck for up to three basic Energy and discards them the moment it comes off the Bench. Three Energy into the discard pile is exactly what a discard-based deck wants. Masakazu Fukuda.

Wurmple, 60 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Ram, 10. kirisAki.

Cascoon, 70 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Cocoon Collector fetches, Ram is 30. Aya Kusube.

Ability Hazardous Evolution
Dustox, 140 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Gust is 70, and the Ability Hazardous Evolution Paralyzes and Poisons the opponent’s Active the moment it evolves. A Stage 2 that lands two Special Conditions before it ever attacks. Midori Harada.

Virizion-GX, 170 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Double Draw draws two, Sensitive Blade is 50 and climbs, Breeze Away GX for one Colourless. One hundred and seventy HP and the cheapest GX attack in the pack. 5ban Graphics.

Skiddo, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Collect draws, Vine Whip is 20. Ken Sugimori.

Gogoat, 130 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Leaf Wallop is 40, Solar Beam is 100 for two Grass and a Colourless. sowsow.

Tapu Bulu, 130 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 2 — Heavy Punch is 20 per Pokémon on the opponent’s Bench, Wild Tackle is 120 for two Grass and a Colourless. One hundred and twenty damage on a Basic for three Energy. Satoshi Shirai.

Virizion-GX, full art, 170 HP, Grass, Basic, 170 HP Grass, retreat 1 — Double Draw, Sensitive Blade and Breeze Away GX; the same card as 061. 5ban Graphics.

Virizion-GX, rainbow rare, 170 HP, Grass, Basic, 170 HP Grass, retreat 1 — 067. no illustrator credit on the card.
9 cards · listed in original order.

Moltres, 120 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — Assisting Heater is 30, Fire Wing is 90 for two Fire and a Colourless. Misa Tsutsui.

Slugma, 80 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 3 — Stampede is 20, Flamethrower is 60. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Ability Crushing Charge
Magcargo-GX, 210 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Lava Flow is 50 and climbs, Burning Magma GX for one Fire, and the Ability Crushing Charge discards the top card of the deck every turn and attaches it if it is a basic Energy. Two hundred and ten HP on a Stage 1 with a one-Energy GX attack. 5ban Graphics.

Heatran, 140 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 4 — Lava Burn is 60, Heat Bazooka is 150 for two Fire and two Colourless. One hundred and fifty damage on a Basic, at the highest retreat in the Fire block. Kagemaru Himeno.

Victini, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, V-Beatdown, 20 per Pokémon you have with an Ability on it. sowsow.

Ability Wild Dash
Litleo, 60 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Take Down is 30, and the Ability Wild Dash removes the retreat cost entirely while the opponent has a GX or EX in play. Akira Komayama.

Pyroar, 130 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Crunch is 30, Heat Blast is 90 for a Fire and two Colourless. Hasuno.

Ability Crushing Charge
Magcargo-GX, full art, 210 HP, Fire, Stage 1, 210 HP Stage 1, retreat 3 — Lava Flow, Burning Magma GX and Crushing Charge; the same card as 062. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Crushing Charge
Magcargo-GX, rainbow rare, 210 HP, Fire, Stage 1, 210 HP Stage 1, retreat 3 — 068. no illustrator credit on the card.
9 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Go for a Swim
Lapras, 120 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 2 — Ice Beam is 50, and the Ability Go for a Swim looks at the top two cards and puts them back in any order. The cheapest top-of-deck control in the pack. Sekio.

Ability Frozen Flow
Suicune, 110 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Aurora Gain is 70 for a Water and two Colourless, and the Ability Frozen Flow forces the opponent to switch their Active every turn. A 110 HP Basic that moves the opponent’s board for free. Anesaki Dynamic.

Cubchoo, 70 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 2 — Secondary Chills does nothing printed, Beat is 20. 0313.

Beartic, 140 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Resolute Claws is 60 and climbs, Blizzard Burn is 150 for a Water and three Colourless. One hundred and fifty damage on a Stage 1. Mina Nakai.

White Kyurem, 130 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 3 — Field Crush is 30, Freezing Flames is 80 and climbs for two Water and a Colourless. Hitoshi Ariga.

Popplio, 70 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Blot, 10. Yusuke Ohmura.

Brionne, 90 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Captivate sets up, Water Gun is 20. Atsuko Nishida.

Ability Harmonics
Primarina, 150 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Hypno Splash is 80, and the Ability Harmonics attaches up to two Energy to the Bench every time you attach one by hand. One card played by hand becomes three Energy on the board. Shin Nagasawa.

Bruxish, 90 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Mind Bend is 20, Follow the Wound finishes a damaged target. tetsuya koizumi.
10 cards · listed in original order.

Electabuzz, 80 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Thunder Shock, 30 for a Lightning and a Colourless. Thirty damage on an 80 HP Basic at two Energy. Naoyo Kimura.

Electivire, 140 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Electrocharge accelerates, High-Voltage Knuckle is 190 for three Lightning and a Colourless. One hundred and ninety damage is the highest printed attack in the pack, and it costs four Energy and a Stage 1 slot. Akira Komayama.

Pachirisu, 70 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Overshort, 20 and climbs. Yuka Morii.

Blitzle, 70 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Flop is 10, Zap Kick is 20. Miki Tanaka.

Ability Sprint
Zebstrika, 110 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Head Bolt is 60, and the Ability Sprint discards the whole hand to draw four every turn. The engine that turns a dead hand into a live one, on a 110 HP Stage 1. Misa Tsutsui.

Stunfisk, 110 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 3 — Flail is 10 per damage counter, Thunder Blast is 50. Ken Sugimori.

Tapu Koko, 120 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Strafe is 30, Flashing Bolt is 120 for two Lightning and a Colourless. Retreat 1 and 120 damage on a Basic. kawayoo.

Ability Thunderclap Zone
Zeraora-GX, 190 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 2 — Plasma Fists is 160 for two Lightning and a Colourless, Full Voltage GX for one Lightning, and the Ability Thunderclap Zone gives every Pokémon with Lightning Energy attached no retreat cost. One hundred and sixty damage plus a team-wide free retreat, in a set built on Lightning. PLANETA Otani.

Ability Thunderclap Zone
Zeraora-GX, full art, 190 HP, Lightning, Basic, 190 HP Lightning, retreat 2 — Plasma Fists, Full Voltage GX and Thunderclap Zone; the same card as 063. PLANETA Otani.

Ability Thunderclap Zone
Zeraora-GX, rainbow rare, 190 HP, Lightning, Basic, 190 HP Lightning, retreat 2 — 069. no illustrator credit on the card.
1 cards · listed in original order.

Onix, 120 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 4 — one attack, Land Crush, 120 for four Colourless. One hundred and twenty damage on a Basic with no type requirement at all. Tomokazu Komiya.
10 cards · listed in original order.

Alolan Diglett, 50 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Call for Family, which fetches Basics. Midori Harada.

Alolan Dugtrio, 90 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Digging Dash, 60 for a free cost. Sixty damage for nothing on a 90 HP Stage 1. Yuka Morii.

Steelix, 180 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Hammer In is 90, Iron Tackle is 170 for a Metal and three Colourless. One hundred and seventy damage on a Stage 1 — the biggest number in the Metal block. Shin Nagasawa.

Dialga, 130 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 2 — Turn Back Time is 60, Power Blast is 130 for two Metal and two Colourless. nagimiso.

Durant, 80 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Knock Over is 20, Mountain Munch discards from the opponent’s deck. The mill card of the set. Ken Sugimori.

Cobalion, 120 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 2 — Guard Press is 30, Metal Arms is 80 and climbs. Kouki Saitou.

Ability Double Drive
Genesect-GX, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 2 — Burst Shot is 130, Break Buster GX is 190 for two Metal and a Colourless, and the Ability Double Drive lets it hold two Pokémon Tool cards at once. Two Tools on one Pokémon is what makes Choice Band plus Metal Frying Pan possible. Yoshinobu Saito.

Magearna, 90 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Minor Errand-Running fetches a Trainer, Energy Press is 30 and climbs. Masakazu Fukuda.

Ability Double Drive
Genesect-GX, full art, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, 180 HP Metal, retreat 2 — Burst Shot, Break Buster GX and Double Drive; the same card as 064. Yoshinobu Saito.

Ability Double Drive
Genesect-GX, rainbow rare, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, 180 HP Metal, retreat 2 — 070. no illustrator credit on the card.
2 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Almighty Evolution
Ditto ◇, 40 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — no attacks at all, and the Ability Almighty Evolution puts any Stage 1 from hand straight onto it, once, on the turn it is played. A 40 HP Prism Star that becomes any evolution in the format. kirisAki.

Ability Unit Color 1
Kecleon, 80 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Tongue Smack is 10 and climbs, and the Ability Unit Color 1 makes it Grass, Fire and Water at once while the matching Unit Energy is attached. The other half of the 2018 Kecleon pair. OOYAMA.
19 cards · listed in original order.

Move a basic Energy from 1 of your Pokémon to another of your Pokémon.
Energy Switch, — move a basic Energy between your Pokémon. Ryo Ueda.

During this turn, your Lightning Pokémon’s attacks do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Electropower, — every Lightning attack does 30 more to the opponent’s Active this turn. Not a Tool, not a Stadium: an Item that stacks, and the card that made Zeraora-GX a one-hit knockout. Eske Yoshinob.

You may play 2 Custom Catcher cards at once. • If you played 1 card, draw cards until you have 3 cards in your hand. • If you played 2 cards, switch 1 of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon with their Active Pokémon. (This effect works one time for 2 cards.)
Custom Catcher, — playable two at a time, and two of them drag a Benched Pokémon into the Active without a coin flip. The first gust card since the SM era began that does not need luck. Toyste Beach.

Flip a coin. If heads, put 1 of your Pokémon and all cards attached to it into your hand.
Super Scoop Up, — a coin flip to return a Pokémon and everything on it to hand. Toyste Beach.

Discard 2 cards from your hand. (If you can't discard 2 cards, you can't play this card.) Search your deck for a Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.
Ultra Ball, — discard two, search any Pokémon. Fourth printing of the year. Ryo Ueda.

Switch your Active Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Switch, — swap the Active. Ryo Ueda.

Flip a coin. If heads, switch 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon with his or her Active Pokémon.
Pokémon Catcher, — a coin-flip gust. Toyste Beach.

You may play 2 Mixed Herbs cards at once. • If you played 1 card, remove a Special Condition from your Active Pokémon. • If you played 2 cards, heal 90 damage and remove all Special Conditions from your Active Pokémon. (This effect works one time for 2 cards.)
Mixed Herbs, — playable two at a time, and the pair heals. Two cards for one effect, in a set that also printed a two-at-a-time gust. Toyste Beach.

If you have more Prize cards remaining than your opponent, the attacks of the Pokémon this card is attached to cost Colorless less.
Counter Gain, — while you have more Prize cards left than the opponent, the attached Pokémon’s attacks cost one Colourless less. The comeback Tool, and the card that made one-Prize decks close games. Toyste Beach.

The attacks of the Pokémon this card is attached to do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon-GX or Active Pokémon-EX (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Choice Band, — 30 more to the opponent’s Active GX or EX. Fourth printing of the year. Eske Yoshinob.

Draw 2 cards. Then, flip a coin. If heads, if you played this Kahili from your hand, put this card into your hand instead of the discard pile. If you have no cards in your deck, you can’t play this card.
Kahili, — draw two, then flip: on heads the card comes back to hand instead of the discard pile. A Supporter that can be played twice, which is why it is a Common. Ken Sugimori.

You may discard any number of cards from your hand. Then, draw cards until you have 5 cards in your hand. If you can’t draw any cards in this way, you can’t play this card.
Sightseer, — discard any number of cards, then draw up to five. The hand-smoothing Supporter of the set, and the one that made discarding a cost worth paying. Naoki Saito.

Each player shuffles his or her hand into his or her deck and draws 4 cards.
Judge, — both players shuffle in and draw four. Sanosuke Sakuma.

The attacks of Lightning Pokémon (both yours and your opponent’s) cost Lightning less. Whenever any player plays an Item or Supporter card from their hand, prevent all effects of that card done to this Stadium card.
Thunder Mountain ◇, — Lightning attacks on both sides cost one Lightning less. A Prism Star Stadium: one per deck, and it discounts the opponent as well. 5ban Graphics.

Draw 2 cards. Then, flip a coin. If heads, if you played this Kahili from your hand, put this card into your hand instead of the discard pile. If you have no cards in your deck, you can’t play this card.
Kahili, full art — the reusable draw Supporter; the same card as 065. Megumi Mizutani.

Each player shuffles his or her hand into his or her deck and draws 4 cards.
Judge, full art — the four-card reset; the same card as 066. Sanosuke Sakuma.

During this turn, your Lightning Pokémon’s attacks do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Electropower, gold — the +30 Lightning Item; the same card as 071. no illustrator credit on the card.

You may play 2 Custom Catcher cards at once. • If you played 1 card, draw cards until you have 3 cards in your hand. • If you played 2 cards, switch 1 of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon with their Active Pokémon. (This effect works one time for 2 cards.)
Custom Catcher, gold — the two-card gust; the same card as 072. no illustrator credit on the card.

If you have more Prize cards remaining than your opponent, the attacks of the Pokémon this card is attached to cost Colorless less.
Counter Gain, gold — the comeback Tool at 073, the last card in the set. no illustrator credit on the card.
2 cards · listed in original order.

Double Colorless Energy provides ColorlessColorless Energy.
Double Colorless Energy, — two Colourless from one card. no illustrator credit on the card.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While this card is attached to a Pokémon, it provides Grass, Fire, and Water Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time.
Unit Energy GrassFireWater, — Grass, Fire and Water, one Energy at a time. no illustrator credit on the card.

The August mini-set, and the last product of the year built around Fairy. Fifty numbered cards, six full-art (051–056), four rainbow (057–060) and three gold (061–063), 63 kinds. 5 Sceptile-GX is 230 HP on a Stage 2, 25 Alolan Ninetales-GX 200 on a Stage 1, 38 Mimikyu-GX 170 and 18 Sigilyph-GX 170, and 33 Xerneas and 50 Life Forest ◇ are the two Prism Stars. 47 Fairy Charm Dragon and 45/46 the Psychic and Fighting charms are the one-card answers this set exists to print, and 48 Morty and 49 Mina are the two Supporters. Fifty-eight of these 63 arrive in Lost Thunder on 2 November. 162 yen is 150 plus tax, five cards a pack, thirty to a box.
2018-08-03. 63 cards — 49 Pokémon, 14 Trainers and no Energy cards, 12 of them GX and 2 Prism Star; 23 commons, 15 uncommons, 6 rares, 4 Double Rares, 2 Prism Stars, 6 full-art cards, 3 gold cards, 4 Hyper Rares; 20 Fairy, 15 Grass, 12 Psychic, 1 Water and 1 Colourless; 39 artists worked on it and Ken Sugimori drew 6.
The August mini-set, and the last Fairy-centred product of the year. Fifty numbered cards, six full-art (051–056), four rainbow (057–060) and three gold (061–063). 5 Sceptile-GX is 230 on a Stage 2, 25 Alolan Ninetales-GX 200 on a Stage 1, 38 Mimikyu-GX and 18 Sigilyph-GX 170, and 33 Xerneas ◇ and 50 Life Forest ◇ are the two Prism Stars. 45–47 are the Fairy Charm line — one card that switches off Psychic, one Fighting and one Dragon — and 48 Morty and 49 Mina are the two Supporters. English: 58 of these 63 cards are in Lost Thunder on 2 November.
15 cards · listed in original order.

Tangela, 80 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 2 — Gentle Slap is 20, Bind is 40. Ken Sugimori.

Tangrowth, 140 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Hefty Whip is 30 and climbs, Whip Smash is 110 for two Grass and two Colourless. Atsuko Nishida.

Treecko, 60 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Find a Friend, which fetches Basic Pokémon. Tomokazu Komiya.

Ability Sunshine Grace
Grovyle, 80 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Slicing Blade is 40, and the Ability Sunshine Grace searches the deck for a Grass Pokémon every turn. A middle stage that tutors its own line. Ayaka Yoshida.

Sceptile-GX, 230 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 1 — Mach Cut is 60, Leaf Cyclone is 130 for two Grass, Jungle Heal GX for one Grass. Two hundred and thirty HP on a Stage 2 with retreat 1, and a GX attack that costs a single Grass. Yoshinobu Saito.

Wurmple, 60 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Poison Sting, which poisons. The second Wurmple of the year, and the one that splits into Silcoon. Mina Nakai.

Silcoon, 80 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Cocoon Collector fetches, Rolling Tackle is 20. Satoshi Shirai.

Beautifly, 130 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 1 — Skill Dive hits anything, Butterfly Edge is 30 for a Grass. Retreat 1 on a 130 HP Stage 2. 0313.

Nincada, 40 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Fury Swipes, 10 per heads on three coins. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Ability Molting
Ninjask, 80 HP, Grass, Stage 1, free retreat — X-Scissor is 40 and climbs, and the Ability Molting puts a Shedinja from the discard pile straight onto the Bench on evolution. Retreat 0, and a second body for free. kirisAki.

Combee, 40 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Bee March, which finds other Combees. Akira Komayama.

Vespiquen, 120 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 2 — one attack, Commanding Queen, 120 for a single Grass. One hundred and twenty damage for one Energy on a Stage 1, and it is the only attack on the card. chibi.

Ability Floral Heal
Shaymin, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Ram is 30, and the Ability Floral Heal takes 20 damage off your Active Grass Pokémon every turn. Sekio.

Sceptile-GX, full art, 230 HP, Grass, Stage 2, 230 HP Grass, retreat 1 — Mach Cut, Leaf Cyclone and Jungle Heal GX; the same card as 051. Yoshinobu Saito.

Sceptile-GX, rainbow rare, 230 HP, Grass, Stage 2, 230 HP Grass, retreat 1 — 057. no illustrator credit on the card.
1 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Secret Alleyway
Alolan Vulpix, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Gnaw is 20, and the Ability Secret Alleyway removes the retreat cost while a Fairy Pokémon is in play. Naoyo Kimura.
12 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Vessel of Life
Shedinja, 40 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Haunt does nothing printed, and the Ability Vessel of Life turns Shedinja itself into a Pokémon Tool attached to another Pokémon. Forty HP that becomes an attachment — the strangest card of the set. kawayoo.

Sableye, 80 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Quick Hunt searches, Cursed Drop drops counters. Miki Tanaka.

Ability Distortion Door
Giratina, 130 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 3 — Shadow Impact is 130 for two Psychic and a Colourless, and the Ability Distortion Door puts it back onto the Bench from the discard pile with a damage counter on something. The first card in the year that plays itself out of the discard pile. Hasuno.

Ability Mirror Counter
Sigilyph-GX, 170 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Sonic Wing is 80, Intercept GX is 60 per head, and the Ability Mirror Counter puts damage back on any GX or EX that hits it. A 170 HP Basic built to punish the format’s GX cards. PLANETA Otani.

Yamask, 70 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Haunt, which does nothing printed. Ken Sugimori.

Cofagrigus, 120 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 3 — one attack, Spirit Juggling, 10 and climbs. tetsuya koizumi.

Litwick, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Haunt. Asako Ito.

Lampent, 80 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Haunt. Anesaki Dynamic.

Chandelure, 140 HP, Psychic, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Cursed Drop spreads counters, Vortex of Pain is 20 per damage counter on the opponent’s board. Damage-counter maths on a 140 HP Stage 2. so-taro.

Meloetta, 80 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Sing puts the opponent to sleep, Miracle Harmony for two Psychic and a Colourless. nagimiso.

Ability Mirror Counter
Sigilyph-GX, full art, 170 HP, Psychic, Basic, 170 HP Psychic, retreat 2 — Sonic Wing, Intercept GX and Mirror Counter; the same card as 052. PLANETA Igarashi.

Ability Mirror Counter
Sigilyph-GX, rainbow rare, 170 HP, Psychic, Basic, 170 HP Psychic, retreat 2 — 058. no illustrator credit on the card.
20 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Mysterious Guidance
Alolan Ninetales-GX, 200 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Snowy Wind is 70, Sublimation GX for a Fairy and a Colourless, and the Ability Mysterious Guidance searches the deck for up to two Item cards on evolution. Two Items for free, on a 200 HP Stage 1 — the reason it was played in decks with no other Fairy. 5ban Graphics.

Jigglypuff, 70 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 2 — Pound is 10, Sing puts the opponent to sleep. Ken Sugimori.

Wigglytuff, 120 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Expand is 30, Charmed Slap is 70 and climbs. nagimiso.

Ralts, 50 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Calm Mind sets up, Beat is 20. No English printing of this card in 2018. Yuka Morii.

Kirlia, 80 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Beat is 20, Disarming Voice is 50. No English printing of this card in 2018. Kouki Saitou.

Gardevoir, 130 HP, Fairy, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Brilliant Search fetches, Sensitive Ray is 70 and climbs. One hundred and thirty HP and a Stage 2 that tutors. Ryota Murayama.

Dedenne, 70 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Zzzap Touch, 10. Megumi Mizutani.

Carbink, 90 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Wonder Ray is 30, Power Gem is 60. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Path of Life
Xerneas ◇, 160 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 2 — Bright Horns is 160 for three Fairy, and the Ability Path of Life moves any number of Energy onto it when it becomes Active. A Prism Star with 160 damage on the card and no GX rule. Shin Nagasawa.

Cutiefly, 30 HP, Fairy, Basic, free retreat — one attack, Sweet Scent, no damage. Thirty HP, free retreat. Midori Harada.

Ability Mysterious Buzz
Ribombee, 60 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, free retreat — Stampede is 20, and the Ability Mysterious Buzz blocks every Supporter effect aimed at your board while it sits on the Bench. Sixty HP, free retreat, and a team-wide shield against Supporters. Hasuno.

Morelull, 60 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Perplex. You Iribi.

Ability Effect Spore
Shiinotic, 100 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Dream’s Touch is 50, and the Ability Effect Spore puts anything that attacks it to sleep. Suwama Chiaki.

Mimikyu-GX, 170 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Perplex, Let’s Snuggle & Fall is 10 and climbs, Dream Fear GX for one Fairy. A 170 HP Basic with a one-Energy GX attack and retreat 1 — the Fairy card that went into decks that were not Fairy. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Charmed Charm
Tapu Lele, 110 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Magical Shot is 70, and the Ability Charmed Charm puts the opponent to sleep when a Fairy Charm Tool is attached. The non-GX Lele, built to hold the charms printed in the same pack. Mizue.

Tapu Fini, 120 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Dream Away resets, Wonder Shine is 100 for two Fairy and a Colourless. Kagemaru Himeno.

Ability Mysterious Guidance
Alolan Ninetales-GX, full art, 200 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, 200 HP Fairy, retreat 2 — Snowy Wind, Sublimation GX and Mysterious Guidance; the same card as 053. 5ban Graphics.

Mimikyu-GX, full art, 170 HP, Fairy, Basic, 170 HP Fairy, retreat 1 — Perplex, Let’s Snuggle & Fall and Dream Fear GX; the same card as 054. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Mysterious Guidance
Alolan Ninetales-GX, rainbow rare, 200 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, 200 HP Fairy, retreat 2 — 059. no illustrator credit on the card.

Mimikyu-GX, rainbow rare, 170 HP, Fairy, Basic, 170 HP Fairy, retreat 1 — 060. no illustrator credit on the card.
1 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Unit Color 3
Kecleon, 80 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Gentle Slap is 60 for two Colourless, and the Ability Unit Color 3 makes it Fighting, Darkness and Fairy at once with the matching Unit Energy. The third of the three 2018 Kecleon. OOYAMA.
14 cards · listed in original order.

Search your deck for a Basic Grass Pokémon or a Grass Energy card, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Net Ball, — search the deck for a Basic Grass Pokémon or a Grass Energy. The Grass counterpart to the year’s other type-specific balls. Ryo Ueda.

Search your deck for up to 2 Pokémon Tool cards, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Adventure Bag, — search the deck for up to two Pokémon Tool cards. Two Tools for one Item is what made the Fairy Charm strategy possible. Yoshinobu Saito.

When the Psychic Pokémon this card is attached to is Knocked Out by damage from an opponent’s attack, put 4 damage counters on your opponent’s Pokémon in any way you like.
Spell Tag, — when the attached Psychic Pokémon is Knocked Out, put four damage counters anywhere on the opponent’s side. Four counters from a Tool, and the card that punished the knockout rather than preventing it. Ayaka Yoshida.

Prevent all damage done to the Fairy Pokémon this card is attached to by attacks from your opponent’s Psychic Pokémon-GX and Psychic Pokémon-EX.
Fairy Charm Psychic, — blocks all damage to the attached Fairy Pokémon from Psychic GX and EX. One of three charms in the pack, each aimed at one type. Toyste Beach.

Prevent all damage done to the Fairy Pokémon this card is attached to by attacks from your opponent’s Fighting Pokémon-GX and Fighting Pokémon-EX.
Fairy Charm Fighting, — the Fighting half of the three, same rule. Toyste Beach.

Prevent all damage done to the Fairy Pokémon this card is attached to by attacks from your opponent’s Dragon Pokémon-GX and Dragon Pokémon-EX.
Fairy Charm Dragon, — the Dragon half, and the one that mattered most in a year with four Dragon GX. Toyste Beach.

You can play this card only if 1 of your Psychic Pokémon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s last turn. Your opponent reveals their hand. Choose 2 cards you find there. Your opponent shuffles those cards into their deck.
Morty, — playable only after a Psychic Pokémon was Knocked Out last turn. A Supporter that pays you back for a loss. Ken Sugimori.

Search your deck for a Fairy Energy card and attach it to 1 of your Pokémon. Then, shuffle your deck.
Mina, — search the deck for a Fairy Energy and attach it. The one-card Energy fix for the Fairy deck, printed as a Supporter rather than an Item. Ken Sugimori.

Once during each player’s turn, that player may heal 60 damage and remove all Special Conditions from 1 of their Grass Pokémon. Whenever any player plays an Item or Supporter card from their hand, prevent all effects of that card done to this Stadium card.
Life Forest ◇, — once a turn, either player may heal 60 and clear all Special Conditions from one of their Grass Pokémon. A Prism Star Stadium that helps both sides. 5ban Graphics.

You can play this card only if 1 of your Psychic Pokémon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s last turn. Your opponent reveals their hand. Choose 2 cards you find there. Your opponent shuffles those cards into their deck.
Morty, full art — the Psychic comeback Supporter; the same card as 055. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Search your deck for a Fairy Energy card and attach it to 1 of your Pokémon. Then, shuffle your deck.
Mina, full art — the Fairy Energy attach; the same card as 056. You Iribi.

Search your deck for a Basic Grass Pokémon or a Grass Energy card, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Net Ball, gold — the Grass search; the same card as 061. no illustrator credit on the card.

Search your deck for up to 2 Pokémon Tool cards, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Adventure Bag, gold — the two-Tool search; the same card as 062. no illustrator credit on the card.

When the Psychic Pokémon this card is attached to is Knocked Out by damage from an opponent’s attack, put 4 damage counters on your opponent’s Pokémon in any way you like.
Spell Tag, gold — the four-counter Tool at 063, the last card in the set. no illustrator credit on the card.

The September set, and the one that makes the Lost Zone a cost worth paying. Ninety-five numbered cards, eight full-art (096–103), five rainbow (104–108) and three gold (109–111), 111 kinds. 59 Tyranitar-GX is 250 HP on a Stage 2 and its Dusty Ruckus sends whatever it Knocks Out to the Lost Zone; 72 Lugia-GX is 190 on a Basic, 23 Blacephalon-GX 180, 28 Suicune-GX 180, 13 Shuckle-GX 170, and 15 Celebi ◇, 92 Lusamine ◇ and 93 Heat Factory ◇ are the three Prism Stars. 83 Lost Mixer is the Item that puts cards from the discard pile into the Lost Zone, and 88 Professor Elm’s Lecture, 87 Whitney and 89 Molayne are the Supporters. Ninety-eight of these 111 arrive in Lost Thunder on 2 November, as the core of a 236-card set. 162 yen is 150 plus tax, five cards a pack, thirty to a box.
2018-09-07. 111 cards — 86 Pokémon, 23 Trainers and 2 Energy, 15 of them GX, 6 Ultra Beast and 3 Prism Star; 44 commons, 33 uncommons, 10 rares, 5 Double Rares, 3 Prism Stars, 8 full-art cards, 3 gold cards, 5 Hyper Rares; 17 Grass, 13 Colourless, 11 Psychic, 10 Fire, 9 Water, 7 Lightning, 7 Fighting, 6 Darkness, 4 Fairy and 2 Metal; 44 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 10.
The September expansion, and the pack that makes the Lost Zone a resource. Ninety-five numbered cards, eight full-art (096–103), five rainbow (104–108) and three gold (109–111). 59 Tyranitar-GX is 250 on a Stage 2 and its Dusty Ruckus sends whatever it Knocks Out to the Lost Zone instead of the discard pile; 72 Lugia-GX is 190 on a Basic, 23 Blacephalon-GX and 28 Suicune-GX are 180, 13 Shuckle-GX 170, and 15 Celebi ◇, 92 Lusamine ◇ and 93 Heat Factory ◇ are the three Prism Stars. 83 Lost Mixer is the Item that puts cards from the discard pile into that zone, and 88 Professor Elm’s Lecture is the Supporter the year ends up running. English: Lost Thunder, 2 November, 236 cards — this pack plus July’s and August’s.
17 cards · listed in original order.

Scyther, 80 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Fury Cutter is 10 and climbs for two Colourless. The mantis at the front of a set that opens with Grass, as it has all year. Kouki Saitou.

Chikorita, 60 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Synthesis does no damage for a single Colourless, and Razor Leaf is 20 for a Grass and a Colourless. The first of two Chikorita in the pack. Aya Kusube.

Chikorita, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Mini Drain, 10 for a single Grass. Ten more HP than the other Chikorita and one attack instead of two. sowsow.

Bayleef, 100 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Soothing Scent is 20 for a Grass, Razor Leaf is 50 for a Grass and two Colourless. Kagemaru Himeno.

Ability Quick-Ripening Herb
Meganium, 150 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Solar Beam is 110 for a Grass and three Colourless, and the Ability Quick-Ripening Herb puts a Stage 2 from your hand straight onto a Basic, usable on your first turn or on a Pokémon played that turn. Rare Candy as an Ability that does not cost a card. nagimiso.

Spinarak, 50 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Spider Scram does no printed damage for a Grass, Sting is 10 for a Colourless. Misa Tsutsui.

Ariados, 110 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Trapping Thread is 30 for two Colourless, Poison Jab is 70 for a Grass and two Colourless. Suwama Chiaki.

Hoppip, 30 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Multiply, no damage, for a single Colourless. Thirty HP, the floor of the set. Mizue.

Hoppip, 40 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Tackle, 20 for a Grass. The second Hoppip, ten HP up on the first. kawayoo.

Ability Floral Path to the Sky
Skiploom, 60 HP, Grass, Stage 1, free retreat — Tackle is 30 for a Grass, and the Ability Floral Path to the Sky searches the deck for Jumpluff, puts this Pokémon and everything attached to it in the Lost Zone, and drops that Jumpluff in its place. A Stage 1 that deletes itself to skip the evolution. Hitoshi Ariga.

Jumpluff, 70 HP, Grass, Stage 2, free retreat — one attack, Lost March, 20 for a single Grass, multiplied. Seventy HP at the top of a Stage 2 line whose middle stage throws itself into the Lost Zone to get here. Masakazu Fukuda.

Pineco, 60 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Continuous Headbutt, 20 multiplied, for a single Colourless. Misa Tsutsui.

Ability Protective Shell
Shuckle-GX, 170 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Triple Poison costs one Colourless and does no printed damage, Wrap GX is 40 for one Colourless, and the Ability Protective Shell blanks every attack from an opponent’s Pokémon with two Energy or fewer on it. A 170 HP Basic that most of the format cannot touch. 5ban Graphics.

Heracross, 120 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 2 — Tackle is 20 for a Colourless, Powerful Friends is 30 and climbs for a Grass and a Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Celebi ◇, 90 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Time Distortion does no printed damage for a Colourless, Leech Seed is 20 for a Grass. One of the pack’s Prism Stars, ninety HP and no GX rule. Masakazu Fukuda.

Ability Protective Shell
Shuckle-GX, full art, 170 HP, Grass, Basic, 170 HP Grass, retreat 1 — Triple Poison, Wrap GX and Protective Shell; the same card as 013. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Protective Shell
Shuckle-GX, rainbow rare, 170 HP, Grass, Basic, 170 HP Grass, retreat 1 — 104, the first of five rainbow GX in the set. no illustrator credit on the card.
10 cards · listed in original order.

Cyndaquil, 60 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Smokescreen, 10 for a Fire. Mina Nakai.

Cyndaquil, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Hammer In, 30 for two Colourless. The second Cyndaquil, and the one that runs on anything. kirisAki.

Quilava, 90 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Hammer In is 30 for two Colourless, Super Singe is 60 for three Fire. Miki Tanaka.

Ability Blazing Energy
Typhlosion, 160 HP, Fire, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Lost Flame is 120 for four Fire, and the Ability Blazing Energy turns every Energy attached to your Pokémon into Fire for the turn. One hundred and sixty HP, and a Stage 2 that fixes its own cost. Kouki Saitou.

Houndour, 60 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — Team Hunt does no printed damage for a Colourless, Flare is 10 for a Fire. Ken Sugimori.

Houndoom, 110 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Nasty Plot does no printed damage for a Colourless, Attack Operation is 50 and climbs for two Fire. Sekio.

Entei, 130 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Fire Fang is 20 for a Fire and a Colourless, Eruption is 80 and climbs for two Fire and a Colourless. kawayoo.

Blacephalon-GX, 180 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Bursting Burn costs one Fire and does no printed damage, Mind Blown is 50 multiplied for two Fire, Burst GX for a single Fire. One hundred and eighty HP, a GX attack that costs one Energy, and the Ultra Beast that gave the set its name. 5ban Graphics.

Blacephalon-GX, full art, 180 HP, Fire, Basic, 180 HP Basic, retreat 2 — Bursting Burn, Mind Blown and Burst GX; the same card as 023. 5ban Graphics.

Blacephalon-GX, rainbow rare, 180 HP, Fire, Basic, 180 HP Basic, retreat 2 — 105. no illustrator credit on the card.
9 cards · listed in original order.

Slowpoke, 70 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Yawn, no damage, for a Colourless. Tomokazu Komiya.

Slowking, 120 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Memory Melt costs one Water and does no printed damage, Psychic is 60 and climbs for three Colourless. sowsow.

Delibird, 90 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Happy Delivery does no printed damage for a Colourless, Flap is 30 for two Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Mantine Surf
Mantine, 120 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 3 — Surf is 100 for two Water and a Colourless, and the Ability Mantine Surf removes the retreat cost entirely once any Energy is attached. Retreat 3 printed, retreat 0 in practice. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Ability Phantom Winds
Suicune-GX, 180 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 2 — Cure Stream is 120 for two Water and a Colourless, Brinicles GX is 150 for the same three, and the Ability Phantom Winds shuffles it and everything on it back into the deck from the Bench. A 180 HP Basic that also dodges whatever is aimed at it. 5ban Graphics.

Mareanie, 50 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Spike Cannon, 30 multiplied, for a single Water. Aya Kusube.

Toxapex, 120 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Poison Sting costs one Water and does no printed damage, Venom Fever is 50 multiplied for two Water. kirisAki.

Ability Phantom Winds
Suicune-GX, full art, 180 HP, Water, Basic, 180 HP Water, retreat 2 — Cure Stream, Brinicles GX and Phantom Winds; the same card as 028. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Phantom Winds
Suicune-GX, rainbow rare, 180 HP, Water, Basic, 180 HP Water, retreat 2 — 106. no illustrator credit on the card.
7 cards · listed in original order.

Chinchou, 60 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Thunder Wave does no printed damage for a Colourless, Lightning Ball is 20 for a Lightning and a Colourless. Akira Komayama.

Lanturn, 110 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Salvage does no printed damage for a Colourless, Signal Beam is 50 for a Lightning and a Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Fluffy Pillow
Mareep, 50 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Tackle is 20 for two Colourless, and the Ability Fluffy Pillow puts the opponent’s Active to Sleep from the Active spot every turn. Midori Harada.

Mareep, 60 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Thunder Shock, 10 for a single Lightning. The second Mareep of the pack. 0313.

Flaaffy, 80 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Signal Beam, 40 for two Lightning. Mizue.

Ability Unseen Flash
Ampharos, 150 HP, Lightning, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Split Bomb costs two Lightning and prints no damage, and the Ability Unseen Flash puts two Lightning Energy from your hand into the Lost Zone to Paralyze the opponent’s Active. A Stage 2 that pays the Lost Zone as a cost. Satoshi Shirai.

Raikou, 120 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Electro Fall, 30 and climbs for a Lightning and a Colourless. No English printing of this card in 2018. Kagemaru Himeno.
11 cards · listed in original order.

Natu, 40 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Lost March, 20 multiplied, for two Colourless. The same attack Jumpluff carries, on a forty HP Basic. Anesaki Dynamic.

Xatu, 100 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Energy Gaze is 30 and climbs for two Colourless, Psychic Sphere is 80 for a Psychic and two Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Espeon, 90 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Allure does no printed damage for a Colourless, Energy Crush is 20 and climbs for a single Psychic. Ryota Murayama.

Ability DAMAGE
Unown, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Hidden Power is 10 for a Psychic, and the Ability DAMAGE wins the game outright if this is your Active and there are 66 or more damage counters on your Bench. The first of three Unown in the pack, each spelling out a different way to end the game. Masakazu Fukuda.

Ability HAND
Unown, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Hidden Power is 10, and HAND wins the game if your hand holds 35 or more cards. Thirty-five cards in hand, from a sixty HP Basic. Hasuno.

Ability MISSING
Unown, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Hidden Power is 10, and MISSING wins the game if the opponent has 12 or more Supporter cards in the Lost Zone. The only one of the three that depends on the Lost Zone this set introduced. Naoki Saito.

Ability Shady Tail
Wobbuffet, 110 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Knock Away is 30 and climbs for a Psychic and a Colourless, and the Ability Shady Tail switches off every Prism Star Pokémon in play, both sides. A Basic that answers the ◇ cards printed all year. Megumi Mizutani.

Girafarig, 90 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Get Lost does no printed damage for a Colourless, Mind Shock is 70 for three Colourless. Ayaka Yoshida.

Nihilego, 110 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Nightcap costs one Psychic and prints no damage, Void Tentacles costs one Psychic and also prints none. An Ultra Beast whose two attacks are both non-damage. Megumi Mizutani.

Poipole, 70 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Eye Opener does no printed damage for a Colourless, Peck is 20 for two Colourless. No English printing of this card in 2018. Hitoshi Ariga.

Ability Charging Up
Naganadel, 130 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Turning Point is 80 and climbs for three Colourless, and the Ability Charging Up attaches a basic Energy from the discard pile every turn. The Ultra Beast that comes back from the discard pile on its own. Shin Nagasawa.
7 cards · listed in original order.

Sudowoodo, 110 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Reply Strongly, 20 and climbs, for a single Fighting. No English printing of this card in 2018. Ken Sugimori.

Phanpy, 80 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Last Resort, 50 for a Fighting and a Colourless. Asako Ito.

Ability Sturdy
Donphan, 130 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Rolling Spin is 70 for a Fighting and two Colourless, and the Ability Sturdy leaves it at 10 HP instead of being Knocked Out at full health. Naoyo Kimura.

Hitmontop, 80 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Rapid Spin is 30 for a Fighting, Triple Kick is 40 multiplied for three Colourless. sowsow.

Ability Submerge
Larvitar, 50 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Bite is 10 for a Colourless, and the Ability Submerge makes it untouchable while it sits on the Bench. Fifty HP that cannot be sniped. Misa Tsutsui.

Larvitar, 60 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Second Strike, 10 and climbs, for two Colourless. The second Larvitar, and the one that feeds the line. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Ability Hard Shell Evolution
Pupitar, 70 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Hammer In is 30 for three Colourless, and the Ability Hard Shell Evolution blanks all damage for a full round the turn it evolves. Yuka Morii.
6 cards · listed in original order.

Alolan Meowth, 60 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Spoil the Fun, 10 and climbs, at no Energy cost at all. A free attack on a sixty HP Basic. Akira Komayama.

Alolan Persian, 90 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Empty Threat, 90 minus, also at no printed cost. Ninety damage for nothing, on the one condition that the attack itself sets. Tomokazu Komiya.

Umbreon, 110 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Retaliate is 30 and climbs for a Darkness, Dark Cutter is 60 for a Darkness and a Colourless. Ryota Murayama.

Ability Lost Out
Tyranitar-GX, 250 HP, Darkness, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Dusty Ruckus is 130 for two Darkness and a Colourless, Lay the Smackdown GX is 220 for the same three, and the Ability Lost Out sends whatever it Knocks Out to the Lost Zone instead of the discard pile. The highest HP in the set, and the only card that turns a knockout into a permanent removal. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Lost Out
Tyranitar-GX, full art, 250 HP, Darkness, Stage 2, 250 HP Darkness, retreat 3 — Dusty Ruckus, Lay the Smackdown GX and Lost Out; the same card as 059. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Lost Out
Tyranitar-GX, rainbow rare, 250 HP, Darkness, Stage 2, 250 HP Darkness, retreat 3 — 107, the rainbow printing of the set’s highest-HP card. no illustrator credit on the card.
2 cards · listed in original order.

Forretress, 110 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Thorny Eruption costs one Metal and prints no damage, Lost Blast is 190 for two Metal and a Colourless. One hundred and ninety on a Stage 1, the largest printed number in the pack after the GX attacks. tetsuya koizumi.

Ability Exoskeleton
Scizor, 120 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Special Blow is 60 and climbs for a Metal and a Colourless, and the Ability Exoskeleton shaves 30 off every attack that hits it. Anesaki Dynamic.
4 cards · listed in original order.

Marill, 70 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Magical Shot, 30 for a Fairy and a Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Azumarill, 100 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Polka-Dot Search does no printed damage for a Fairy, Play Rough is 60 and climbs for a Fairy and two Colourless. Naoyo Kimura.

Snubbull, 70 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Make a Mess, 20 multiplied, for a single Fairy. Akira Komayama.

Granbull, 130 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 3 — All Out is 30 and climbs for a Fairy, Giant Fangs is 110 for three Fairy. Shin Nagasawa.
13 cards · listed in original order.

Chansey, 100 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Healing Pirouette does no printed damage for a Colourless, Sympathetic Slap is 100 for three Colourless. MAHOU.

Ability Happiness Supplement
Blissey, 160 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Powerful Slap is 80 multiplied for three Colourless, and the Ability Happiness Supplement clears a Special Condition off your Active every turn. One hundred and sixty HP on a Stage 1 that cannot be kept Asleep or Paralyzed. MAHOU.

Eevee, 60 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Gnaw, 20 for a Colourless. The same Eevee that ran through the year’s earlier sets, reprinted here. Sekio.

Stantler, 110 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Mystifying Horns does no printed damage for a Colourless, Enhanced Horns is 20 and climbs for two Colourless. Midori Harada.

Smeargle, 80 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Stunning Likeness does no printed damage for a Colourless, Tail Smash is 30 for a single Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Miltank, 130 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 3 — one attack, Milk Cannon, 60 multiplied, for three Colourless. Naoki Saito.

Lugia-GX, 190 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Psychic is 30 and climbs for three Colourless, Pelagic Blade is 170 for four Colourless, and Lost Purge GX costs three Colourless. One hundred and ninety HP on a Basic that fits any deck, and the biggest printed attack in the pack. PLANETA Igarashi.

Pikipek, 50 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Peck Off, 10 for a Colourless. Miki Tanaka.

Pikipek, 60 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Send Back does no printed damage for a Colourless, Peck is 20 for two Colourless. The second Pikipek of the pack. Suwama Chiaki.

Ability Mountain Pass
Trumbeak, 80 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Peck is 30 for two Colourless, and the Ability Mountain Pass is used from your hand: reveal it, look at the top card of the opponent’s deck, and put this Pokémon into the Lost Zone, sending that card there too if it is a Supporter. An Ability that works before the card is ever played. Shin Nagasawa.

Toucannon, 140 HP, Colourless, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Heat Beak is 40 for a Colourless, Giganticannon is 160 for three Colourless. One hundred and sixty on a Stage 2 that costs nothing but Colourless. Kouki Saitou.

Lugia-GX, full art, 190 HP, Colourless, Basic, 190 HP Basic, retreat 2 — Psychic, Pelagic Blade and Lost Purge GX; the same card as 072. PLANETA Igarashi.

Lugia-GX, rainbow rare, 190 HP, Colourless, Basic, 190 HP Basic, retreat 2 — 108. no illustrator credit on the card.
23 cards · listed in original order.

You can use this card only if you go second, and only on your first turn. Discard an Energy from 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon.
Wait and See Hammer, — playable only if you went second, and only on your first turn: discard an Energy from one of the opponent’s Pokémon. An Item that exists for exactly one turn of the game. Yoshinobu Saito.

Discard 2 cards from your hand. (If you can't discard 2 cards, you can't play this card.) Search your deck for a Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.
Ultra Ball, — discard two cards, then search the deck for any Pokémon. The most-played Item of the year, reprinted here for the Lost Zone decks. Ryo Ueda.

Choose 1 of your Basic Pokémon in play. If you have a Stage 2 card in your hand that evolves from that Pokémon, put that card on the Basic Pokémon. (This counts as evolving that Pokémon.) You can't use this card during your first turn or on a Basic Pokémon that was put into play this turn.
Rare Candy, — evolve a Basic straight into a Stage 2 from your hand, skipping the middle stage. Printed in the same pack as a Meganium that does the same thing as an Ability. Toyste Beach.

Switch your Active Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Switch, — swap your Active with a Benched Pokémon. Ryo Ueda.

Flip a coin. If heads, switch 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon with his or her Active Pokémon.
Pokémon Catcher, — flip a coin, and on heads drag one of the opponent’s Benched Pokémon up front. Toyste Beach.

Choose 1 of your Pokémon, and then flip 2 coins. For each heads, heal 30 damage from that Pokémon.
Moomoo Milk, — flip two coins and heal 30 for each heads from one of your Pokémon. Ayaka Yoshida.

Put 2 cards from your hand in the Lost Zone. If you do, draw a card.
Lost Blender, — put two cards from your hand into the Lost Zone, and if you do, draw a card. The Item that filled the Lost Zone on purpose rather than as a cost. 5ban Graphics.

The attacks of the Pokémon this card is attached to do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon-GX or Active Pokémon-EX (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Choice Band, — the attacks of the attached Pokémon do 30 more to the opponent’s Active GX or EX. Eske Yoshinob.

The Pokémon this card is attached to takes 30 less damage from the attacks of your opponent’s Pokémon-GX and Pokémon-EX (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
Choice Helmet, — the attached Pokémon takes 30 less from the attacks of the opponent’s GX and EX. The defensive half of the Choice pair. Eske Yoshinob.

Prevent all damage done to the Fairy Pokémon this card is attached to by attacks from your opponent’s Grass Pokémon-GX and Grass Pokémon-EX.
Fairy Charm Grass, — blocks all damage to the attached Fairy Pokémon from the opponent’s Grass GX and EX. One of the charm cycle, this one aimed at Grass. Toyste Beach.

Draw a card. Then, draw 2 cards for each other Whitney in your discard pile.
Whitney, — draw a card, then draw two more for each other Whitney in your discard pile. A Supporter that gets better every time it is used and thrown away. Ken Sugimori.

Search your deck for up to 3 Pokémon with 60 HP or less, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Professor Elm’s Lecture, — search the deck for up to three Pokémon with 60 HP or less. Three bodies for one Supporter, which is what the Lost Zone decks needed to fill the bench. Hideki Ishikawa.

Choose a Pokémon Tool or Special Energy card attached to 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon, or any Stadium card in play, and put it in the Lost Zone.
Faba, — put a Pokémon Tool or Special Energy on one of the opponent’s Pokémon, or any Stadium in play, into the Lost Zone. Removal that does not go to the discard pile. take.

Draw 3 cards.
Hau, — draw three cards. TOKIYA.

Draw cards until you have 6 cards in your hand. If it’s your first turn, draw cards until you have 8 cards in your hand.
Lillie, — draw until you have six cards in hand, or eight on your first turn. The year’s standard opening Supporter, reprinted here. Sanosuke Sakuma.

You can play this card only if your opponent has exactly 3 Prize cards remaining. Prevent all damage done to your Ultra Beasts by attacks during your opponent’s next turn.
Lusamine ◇, — playable only when the opponent has exactly three Prize cards left: prevent all damage to your Ultra Beasts for a turn. A Prism Star Supporter with a window that opens once per game. nagimiso.

Once during each player’s turn, that player may discard a Fire Energy card from their hand. If they do, they draw 3 cards. Whenever any player plays an Item or Supporter card from their hand, prevent all effects of that card done to this Stadium card.
Heat Factory ◇, — a Prism Star Stadium: each player may discard a Fire Energy from hand to draw three, once a turn, and Items and Supporters cannot touch the card itself. 5ban Graphics.

Draw a card. Then, draw 2 cards for each other Whitney in your discard pile.
Whitney, full art — the draw Supporter that counts itself in the discard pile; the same card as 087. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Search your deck for up to 3 Pokémon with 60 HP or less, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Professor Elm’s Lecture, full art — the three-small-Pokémon search; the same card as 088. Hideki Ishikawa.

Choose a Pokémon Tool or Special Energy card attached to 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon, or any Stadium card in play, and put it in the Lost Zone.
Faba, full art — the Lost Zone removal; the same card as 089. take.

You can use this card only if you go second, and only on your first turn. Discard an Energy from 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon.
Wait and See Hammer, gold — the first-turn-only Energy discard; the same card as 077. no illustrator credit on the card.

Put 2 cards from your hand in the Lost Zone. If you do, draw a card.
Lost Blender, gold — the two-cards-to-the-Lost-Zone Item; the same card as 083. no illustrator credit on the card.

The Pokémon this card is attached to takes 30 less damage from the attacks of your opponent’s Pokémon-GX and Pokémon-EX (after applying Weakness and Resistance).
Choice Helmet, gold — the GX damage reduction at 085, the last card in the set. no illustrator credit on the card.
2 cards · listed in original order.

Double Colorless Energy provides ColorlessColorless Energy.
Double Colorless Energy, — provides two Colourless Energy on a single card. The Special Energy every deck in the format was built around. no illustrator credit on the card.

This card provides Colorless Energy. The Pokémon this card is attached to can use any attack from its previous Evolutions. (You still need the necessary Energy to use each attack.)
Memory Energy, — provides one Colourless Energy, and the Pokémon it is attached to may use any attack from its previous Evolutions. A Special Energy that gives a Stage 2 back its Basic’s attacks. no illustrator credit on the card.

The October mini-set: fifty-two numbered cards, thirteen secrets, and not one Energy card in it. 32 Incineroar-GX is 250 HP on a Stage 2 with Scar Charge paying three damage counters on itself for up to three Darkness Energy; 31 Hoopa-GX is 190 on a Basic, 6 Ampharos-GX 240 on a Stage 2, 41 Cobalion-GX 170, and 14 Tapu Koko and 52 Black Market ◇ are the two Prism Stars. 50 Plumeria and 51 Kahili are the Supporters, and 49 Metal Goggles and 48 Dangerous Drill are the two Tools the Darkness and Metal decks argue over. English never printed this set as a set: all 64 of its paired cards arrive in Team Up on 31 January 2019, four months late. 162 yen is 150 plus tax, five cards a pack, and thirty to a box — the box size is on the official product page, which no longer carries the price line, so the price here is the format the year's other strengthened packs sold at.
2018-10-05. 65 cards — 53 Pokémon, 12 Trainers and no Energy cards, 12 of them GX and 2 Prism Star; 23 commons, 16 uncommons, 7 rares, 4 Double Rares, 2 Prism Stars, 6 full-art cards, 3 gold cards, 4 Hyper Rares; 19 Darkness, 15 Metal, 14 Lightning, 3 Fighting and 2 Fire; 32 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 9.
The October mini-set: fifty-two numbered cards, no Energy card in it, and no English printing until 2019. six full-art (053–058), four rainbow (059–062) and three gold (063–065) on top of the numbered set. 32 Incineroar-GX is 250 on a Stage 2 with Scar Charge paying three damage counters on itself for up to three Darkness Energy; 6 Ampharos-GX is 240 on a Stage 2, 31 Hoopa-GX 190 on a Basic, 41 Cobalion-GX 170, and 14 Tapu Koko ◇ and 52 Black Market ◇ are the two Prism Stars. 50 Plumeria and 51 Kahili are the Supporters, and 49 Metal Goggles is the Tool the Metal half of the set is built on. English: none of it in 2018 — all 64 of its paired cards arrive in Team Up on 31 January 2019.
2 cards · listed in original order.

Litten, 60 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Fasten Claws, 10 and climbs, for a single Colourless. sui.

Torracat, 90 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Roar does no printed damage for a Colourless, Claw Slash is 60 for three Colourless. Sanosuke Sakuma.
14 cards · listed in original order.

Zapdos, 110 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Thunderous Assault, 10 and climbs, for a single Lightning. kawayoo.

Mareep, 60 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Shock Bolt, 30 for a single Lightning. Akira Komayama.

Flaaffy, 90 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Electric Punch is 30 for a Lightning, Shock Bolt is 60 for two Lightning. Shibuzoh.

Ampharos-GX, 240 HP, Lightning, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Power Recharge is 30 for one Lightning, Impact Bolt is 150 for two Lightning, Electrical GX for a single Lightning. Two hundred and forty HP on a Stage 2, and a GX attack that costs one Energy. 5ban Graphics.

Blitzle, 60 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Delivery Dash does no printed damage for a Lightning, Zap Kick is 20 for a Lightning and a Colourless. Akira Komayama.

Zebstrika, 120 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Raid is 30 and climbs for a Lightning and a Colourless, Mach Bolt is 100 for two Lightning and a Colourless. Shin Nagasawa.

Ability Nuzzly Gathering
Emolga, 60 HP, Lightning, Basic, free retreat — Nuzzle costs one Lightning and prints no damage, and the Ability Nuzzly Gathering searches the deck for any Pokémon that has the Nuzzle attack. A tutor for a keyword rather than a type. Megumi Mizutani.

Joltik, 40 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Leech Life, 10 for a single Lightning. Yuka Morii.

Ability Unnerve
Galvantula, 90 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Spider Thread is 40 for a Lightning, and the Ability Unnerve blanks every Item and Supporter the opponent aims at it. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Helioptile, 60 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Pound is 10 for a Colourless, Static Shock is 40 for a Lightning and two Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Heliolisk, 100 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Random Spark costs one Lightning and prints no damage, Volt Switch is 90 for a Lightning and two Colourless. Sumiyoshi Kizuki.

Ability Dance of the Ancients
Tapu Koko ◇, 130 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Mach Bolt is 120 for two Lightning and a Colourless, and the Ability Dance of the Ancients moves a Lightning Energy from the discard pile onto two Benched Pokémon, then throws this card and everything on it into the Lost Zone. A Prism Star that spends itself. Kouki Saitou.

Ampharos-GX, full art, 240 HP, Lightning, Stage 2, 240 HP Lightning, retreat 3 — Power Recharge, Impact Bolt and Electrical GX; the same card as 006. 5ban Graphics.

Ampharos-GX, rainbow rare, 240 HP, Lightning, Stage 2, 240 HP Lightning, retreat 3 — 059. no illustrator credit on the card.
3 cards · listed in original order.

Larvitar, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Chip Away, 30 for two Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Pupitar, 80 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Payback, 30 and climbs, for two Colourless. Anesaki Dynamic.

Pancham, 60 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Arm Thrust, 40 for two Colourless. Yuka Morii.
19 cards · listed in original order.

Alolan Grimer, 70 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 3 — one attack, Chemical Breath, 20 and climbs, for two Colourless. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Ability Adventurous Appetite
Alolan Muk, 120 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Gunk Shot is 80 for a Darkness and two Colourless, and the Ability Adventurous Appetite looks at the top six cards of the opponent’s deck on evolution and throws away any Items found there. Six cards seen, on a Stage 1. Midori Harada.

Tyranitar, 170 HP, Darkness, Stage 2, retreat 4 — Spinning Tail costs a Darkness and two Colourless and prints no damage, Bite Off is 130 and climbs for a Darkness and three Colourless. The non-GX Tyranitar, printed three weeks before the GX in the main set. Hasuno.

Poochyena, 70 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — Howl in the Dark does no printed damage for a Colourless, Bite is 10 for a Darkness. Ken Sugimori.

Mightyena, 100 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Bite is 30 for a Darkness, Dark Fang is 50 for two Colourless. kirisAki.

Ability Dark Ambition
Absol, 100 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — Shadow Seeker is 30 and climbs for a Darkness and two Colourless, and the Ability Dark Ambition adds a Colourless to the retreat cost of any Basic sitting opposite it. nagimiso.

Spiritomb, 70 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — Spirit Compressor does no printed damage for a Colourless, Spooky Shot is 20 for a single Colourless. HYOGONOSUKE.

Zorua, 60 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Hide in Shadows, no printed damage, for a single Darkness. Naoyo Kimura.

Zoroark, 110 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Taunt does no printed damage for a Darkness, Night Punishment is 20 multiplied for a Darkness and two Colourless. Masakazu Fukuda.

Vullaby, 60 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — Collect does no printed damage for a Colourless, Corkscrew Punch is 10 for a Darkness. Eri Yamaki.

Mandibuzz, 120 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Trash Crash costs one Darkness and prints no damage, Brave Bird is 120 for a Darkness and two Colourless. Ayaka Yoshida.

Pangoro, 140 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Tighten Up is 60 for a Darkness and two Colourless, Tantrum is 170 for two Darkness and two Colourless. One hundred and seventy on a Stage 1, and the largest printed attack in the set short of the GX cards. Satoshi Shirai.

Yveltal, 110 HP, Darkness, Basic, free retreat — Derail is 30 for a Darkness, Clutch is 60 for two Darkness. Retreat 0 on a 110 HP Basic. Misa Tsutsui.

Hoopa-GX, 190 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 3 — Rogue Ring costs one Darkness and prints no damage, Dark Strike is 160 for three Darkness, Devilish Hands GX for the same three. One hundred and ninety HP on a Basic, and a 160-damage attack with no drawback printed. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Scar Charge
Incineroar-GX, 250 HP, Darkness, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Crushing Punch is 130 for three Colourless, Darkest Tornado GX is 10 and climbs for three Colourless, and the Ability Scar Charge puts three damage counters on itself to fetch up to three Darkness Energy. Two hundred and fifty HP, the highest in the set, and an Ability that pays in HP for Energy. 5ban Graphics.

Hoopa-GX, full art, 190 HP, Darkness, Basic, 190 HP Darkness, retreat 3 — Rogue Ring, Dark Strike and Devilish Hands GX; the same card as 031. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Scar Charge
Incineroar-GX, full art, 250 HP, Darkness, Stage 2, 250 HP Darkness, retreat 3 — Crushing Punch, Darkest Tornado GX and Scar Charge; the same card as 032. 5ban Graphics.

Hoopa-GX, rainbow rare, 190 HP, Darkness, Basic, 190 HP Darkness, retreat 3 — 060. no illustrator credit on the card.

Ability Scar Charge
Incineroar-GX, rainbow rare, 250 HP, Darkness, Stage 2, 250 HP Darkness, retreat 3 — 061. no illustrator credit on the card.
15 cards · listed in original order.

Skarmory, 110 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Calm Strike is 20 and climbs for a Metal and a Colourless, Steel Wing is 90 for two Metal and a Colourless. kirisAki.

Ability Stellar Wish
Jirachi, 70 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Slap is 30 for a Metal and a Colourless, and the Ability Stellar Wish looks at the top five cards of your deck for a Trainer and puts it into your hand, then puts Jirachi to Sleep. A search engine that costs a card’s own turn. HYOGONOSUKE.

Ability Evolutionary Advantage
Bronzor, 50 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Tackle is 20 for a Metal and a Colourless, and the Ability Evolutionary Advantage lets it evolve on your first turn if you went second. Fifty HP that can be a Bronzong before the opponent’s first attack. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Heatproof
Bronzong, 130 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Shady Stamp is 70 for a Metal and two Colourless, and the Ability Heatproof blanks every attack from the opponent’s Fire Pokémon. Misa Tsutsui.

Ferroseed, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 3 — one attack, Continuous Tumble, 20 multiplied, for a single Metal. Shigenori Negishi.

Ferrothorn, 120 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Guard Press is 20 for a Metal, Thorn Pod Throw is 80 for three Colourless. Hasuno.

Pawniard, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Rigidify does no printed damage for a Metal, Scratch is 20 for two Colourless. Masakazu Fukuda.

Bisharp, 110 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Single Lunge is 30 and climbs for a Metal, Power Edge is 90 for a Metal and two Colourless. Anesaki Dynamic.

Ability Metal Symbol
Cobalion-GX, 170 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Dueling Saber is 50 and climbs for two Metal, Iron Rule GX costs a single Colourless, and the Ability Metal Symbol makes every Pokémon with Metal Energy immune to Special Conditions and clears the ones already on them. A 170 HP Basic with retreat 1 that shuts down Sleep, Confusion and Paralysis for a whole board. 5ban Graphics.

Honedge, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Cut Down, no printed damage, for a single Metal. sui.

Doublade, 90 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 2 — one attack, Tool Drop, 30 multiplied, for two Colourless. Shin Nagasawa.

Ability Royal Guard
Aegislash, 140 HP, Metal, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Shield Bash is 100 for a Metal and two Colourless, and the Ability Royal Guard shaves 40 off every attack that hits it. One hundred and forty HP that behaves like 180. Kagemaru Himeno.

Ability Key of Secrets
Klefki, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Ram is 30 for a Metal and a Colourless, and the Ability Key of Secrets turns every Metal Pokémon’s Resistance into -40. A sixty HP Basic that changes the maths of an entire type. Shigenori Negishi.

Ability Metal Symbol
Cobalion-GX, full art, 170 HP, Metal, Basic, 170 HP Basic, retreat 1 — Dueling Saber, Iron Rule GX and Metal Symbol; the same card as 041. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Metal Symbol
Cobalion-GX, rainbow rare, 170 HP, Metal, Basic, 170 HP Metal, retreat 1 — 062. no illustrator credit on the card.
12 cards · listed in original order.

Flip 2 coins. For each heads, shuffle an Electropower card from your discard pile into your deck.
Electrocharger, — flip two coins and shuffle an Electropower from the discard pile back into the deck for each heads. Eske Yoshinob.

During this turn, your Lightning Pokémon’s attacks do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Electropower, — your Lightning Pokémon do 30 more to the opponent’s Active this turn. The Item that made the Lightning deck work in a set with no Lightning Pokémon of its own. Eske Yoshinob.

You can play this card only if you discard a Darkness Pokémon from your hand. Discard a Pokémon Tool or Special Energy card from 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon, or discard any Stadium card in play.
Dangerous Drill, — playable only by discarding a Darkness Pokémon from your hand: discard a Pokémon Tool or Special Energy from one of the opponent’s Pokémon, or any Stadium in play. Toyste Beach.

The Metal Pokémon this card is attached to takes 30 less damage from your opponent’s attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance), and your opponent’s attacks and Abilities can’t put damage counters on it.
Metal Goggles, — the attached Metal Pokémon takes 30 less from every attack, and the opponent’s attacks and Abilities cannot put damage counters on it. The Tool that turned spread damage off. Yoshinobu Saito.

Choose a Basic Darkness Pokémon in your discard pile. Switch it with 1 of your Pokémon in play. Any attached cards, damage counters, Special Conditions, turns in play, and any other effects remain on the new Pokémon.
Nanu, — take a Basic Darkness Pokémon from the discard pile and swap it with one of your Pokémon in play, keeping everything attached, every damage counter and every Special Condition on the new body. A Supporter that moves a card between zones. Ken Sugimori.

Search your deck for a Metal Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. If you go second and it’s your first turn, search for 5 Metal Pokémon instead of 1. Then, shuffle your deck.
Jasmine, — search the deck for a Metal Pokémon, or five Metal Pokémon if you went second and it is your first turn. Ken Sugimori.

When a Darkness Pokémon (yours or your opponent’s) that has any Darkness Energy attached to it is Knocked Out by damage from an opponent’s attack, that player takes 1 fewer Prize card. Whenever any player plays an Item or Supporter card from their hand, prevent all effects of that card done to this Stadium card.
Black Market ◇, — a Prism Star Stadium: when a Darkness Pokémon with Darkness Energy on it is Knocked Out by an attack, its owner takes one fewer Prize card. One fewer Prize per knockout, for both players. 5ban Graphics.

Choose a Basic Darkness Pokémon in your discard pile. Switch it with 1 of your Pokémon in play. Any attached cards, damage counters, Special Conditions, turns in play, and any other effects remain on the new Pokémon.
Nanu, full art — the discard-pile swap Supporter; the same card as 050. Hitoshi Ariga.

Search your deck for a Metal Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. If you go second and it’s your first turn, search for 5 Metal Pokémon instead of 1. Then, shuffle your deck.
Jasmine, full art — the Metal search; the same card as 051. Hideki Ishikawa.

Flip 2 coins. For each heads, shuffle an Electropower card from your discard pile into your deck.
Electrocharger, gold — the Electropower recycling coin flip; the same card as 046. no illustrator credit on the card.

You can play this card only if you discard a Darkness Pokémon from your hand. Discard a Pokémon Tool or Special Energy card from 1 of your opponent’s Pokémon, or discard any Stadium card in play.
Dangerous Drill, gold — the Tool and Stadium removal; the same card as 048. no illustrator credit on the card.

The Metal Pokémon this card is attached to takes 30 less damage from your opponent’s attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance), and your opponent’s attacks and Abilities can’t put damage counters on it.
Metal Goggles, gold — the damage-counter shield at 049, the last card in the set. no illustrator credit on the card.

The November reprint set: the only 2018 product sold at 500 yen for ten cards, in a ten-pack box. One hundred and fifty numbered cards — reprints of cards already out, many of them with no rarity printed on the face at all — then one hundred shiny cards, 151 to 250: 45 shiny Pokémon, 38 shiny GX, ten full-art Supporters and seven gold cards. 209 Charizard-GX is 250 HP on a Stage 2 and its Crimson Storm does 300 for four Fire and discards three Energy — the highest damage number printed in 2018. 44 Tapu Lele-GX is back, 132 Cynthia is back, and 82 Solgaleo and 104 Ultra Necrozma-GX return in shiny form. English never sold this set: ninety of the hundred shiny cards arrive as the Shiny Vault in Hidden Fates on 23 August 2019, twenty more with Team Up in January. 540 yen is 500 plus tax, ten cards a pack, ten to a box — the smallest box of the year.
2018-11-02. 250 cards — 201 Pokémon, 45 Trainers and 4 Energy, 64 of them GX, 25 Ultra Beast, 6 Prism Star and 100 shiny; 3 commons, 16 uncommons, 17 rares, 19 Double Rares, 6 Prism Stars, 45 shiny, 38 shiny GX, 10 full-art cards, 7 gold cards; 25 Psychic, 25 Metal, 22 Water, 22 Fighting, 18 Grass, 18 Fire, 17 Darkness, 17 Dragon, 14 Colourless, 12 Fairy and 11 Lightning; 53 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 60.
The November reprint set, and the only 2018 product sold at 500 yen for ten cards. One hundred and fifty numbered cards — reprints of cards already out, most of them with no rarity printed on the face at all — and then one hundred shiny cards, 151 to 250: 45 shiny Pokémon, 38 shiny GX, ten full-art Supporters (151–160) and seven gold (244–250). 209 Charizard-GX is 250 HP on a Stage 2 and its Crimson Storm does 300 for four Fire and discards three Energy — the highest damage number printed in 2018, on a card in a reprint set. 44 Tapu Lele-GX and 132 Cynthia are back, and 82 Solgaleo ◇, 47 Lunala ◇ and 145 Wondrous Labyrinth ◇ are three of its six Prism Stars. English never sells this set: ninety shiny cards become the Shiny Vault in Hidden Fates on 23 August 2019.
18 cards · listed in original order.

Bulbasaur, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 2 — Razor Leaf is 30 for a Grass and a Colourless. A reprint in the set that reprints everything. Mizue.

Ivysaur, 100 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Razor Leaf is 30 for a Grass and a Colourless, Toxic Whip is 50 for two Grass and two Colourless. Retreat 4 on a hundred HP Stage 1. Kouki Saitou.

Ability Jungle Totem
Venusaur, 160 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 4 — Solar Beam is 90 for two Grass and two Colourless, and the Ability Jungle Totem makes every basic Grass Energy provide two Grass, once per board. One hundred and sixty HP and an Ability that doubles the deck’s Energy. Eske Yoshinob.

Exeggcute, 40 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Multiply, no damage, for a single Colourless. Forty HP, and the attack that puts copies of itself back into play. Yuka Morii.

Ability Roto Motor
Mow Rotom, 90 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Special Mow is 60 for a Grass and two Colourless, and the Ability Roto Motor ignores the entire attack cost once nine Pokémon Tools are in the discard pile. An appliance that stops paying for its attacks. kawayoo.

Ability Floral Heal
Shaymin ◇, 80 HP, Grass, Basic, free retreat — Ram is 30 multiplied for two Grass, and the Ability Floral Heal takes 20 damage off your Active Grass Pokémon every turn. A Prism Star with retreat 0. kawayoo.

Ability Wimp Out
Wimpod, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 3 — Gnaw is 30 for a Grass and two Colourless, and the Ability Wimp Out removes its retreat cost on your first turn. Kagemaru Himeno.

Golisopod-GX, 210 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 3 — First Impression is 30 and climbs for a single Grass, Armor Press is 100 for a Grass and two Colourless, Crossing Cut-GX is 150 for the same three. Two hundred and ten HP on a Stage 1, and a GX attack with no condition printed on it. 5ban Graphics.

Pheromosa, 110 HP, Grass, Basic, free retreat — High Jump Kick is 20 for a Colourless, White Ray is 90 and climbs for two Grass and a Colourless. Retreat 0 on an Ultra Beast. You Iribi.

Scyther, shiny, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Twin Play does no printed damage for a Colourless, Agility is 20 for two Colourless. Shiny printing of the set’s own Scyther line. Shigenori Negishi.

Rowlet, shiny, 60 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Tackle is 10 for a Colourless, Leafage is 20 for a Grass and a Colourless. sui.

Dartrix, shiny, 80 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Sharp Blade Quill does no printed damage for a Colourless, Leaf Blade is 50 and climbs for a Grass and two Colourless. Shigenori Negishi.

Ability Wimp Out
Wimpod, shiny, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 3 — Gnaw is 30 for a Grass and two Colourless, with Wimp Out free on the first turn. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Pheromosa, shiny, 110 HP, Grass, Basic, free retreat — High Jump Kick is 20, White Ray is 90 and climbs. Retreat 0 on an Ultra Beast, in foil. Mizue.

Ability Breath of the Leaves
Leafeon-GX, shiny, 200 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Solar Beam is 110, Grand Bloom-GX for a single Grass, and the Ability Breath of the Leaves heals 50 a turn while it is Active. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Feather Arrow
Decidueye-GX, shiny, 240 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Razor Leaf is 90, Hollow Hunt-GX for a single Grass, and the Ability Feather Arrow puts two damage counters anywhere every turn. Two hundred and forty HP and damage that never needs an attack. 5ban Graphics.

Golisopod-GX, shiny, 210 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 3 — First Impression is 30 and climbs, Armor Press is 100, Crossing Cut-GX is 150. The foil version of the main set’s own Golisopod. 5ban Graphics.

Tapu Bulu-GX, gold, 180 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 3 — Horn Attack is 30, Nature’s Judgment is 120 and climbs, Tapu Wilderness-GX is 150. One of the four golden Guardian deities that close the set. no illustrator credit on the card.
18 cards · listed in original order.

Slugma, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Magma Ring is 10 for a Colourless, Flare is 20 for a Fire and a Colourless. Midori Harada.

Ability Smooth Over
Magcargo, 90 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Combustion is 50 for a Fire and two Colourless, and the Ability Smooth Over searches the deck for any card and puts it on top. Any card, every turn. Midori Harada.

Torchic, 60 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Singe, no printed damage, for a Colourless. Kouki Saitou.

Ability Natural Cure
Combusken, 80 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Lunge is 60 for two Colourless, and the Ability Natural Cure clears every Special Condition the moment an Energy is attached to it. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Firestarter
Blaziken, 150 HP, Fire, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Fire Stream is 90 for a Fire and two Colourless, and the Ability Firestarter attaches a Fire Energy from the discard pile to a Benched Pokémon every turn. One hundred and fifty HP and an Energy engine. Kouki Saitou.

Ability Roto Motor
Heat Rotom, 90 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — Heat Blast is 80 for a Fire and two Colourless, and Roto Motor blanks the cost once nine Tools are in the discard pile. Shin Nagasawa.

Heatmor, 110 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Singe does no printed damage for a Fire, Charring Breath is 120 for two Fire. Ken Sugimori.

Reshiram, 130 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 3 — Outrage is 20 and climbs for two Colourless, Scorching Breath is 130 for two Fire and a Colourless. TOKIYA.

Reshiram-GX, 180 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Flame Charge does no printed damage for a Colourless, Scorching Column is 110 for three Fire and a Colourless, Vermilion-GX is 180 for the same four. One hundred and eighty HP on a Basic, and a GX attack; the same card as 180. PLANETA Otani.

Fennekin, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — Live Coal is 10 for a Fire, Rear Kick is 20 for a Fire and a Colourless. Atsuko Nishida.

Braixen, 90 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Flare is 20 for a Fire, Flamethrower is 80 for two Fire and a Colourless. Kagemaru Himeno.

Ability Mystical Torch
Delphox, 150 HP, Fire, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Fire Spin is 150 for two Fire and two Colourless, and the Ability Mystical Torch leaves the opponent’s Active Burned every turn. One hundred and fifty damage on a Stage 2, printed on the card with no condition. kawayoo.

Charmander, shiny, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Fire Fang, 20 for a Fire and a Colourless. kirisAki.

Ability Burning Fighter
Charmeleon, shiny, 80 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Flamethrower is 80 for two Fire and a Colourless, and the Ability Burning Fighter discards the top five cards on evolution and attaches any Fire Energy among them. nagimiso.

Charizard-GX, shiny, 250 HP, Fire, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Wing Attack is 70 for three Colourless, Crimson Storm is 300 for three Fire and two Colourless, Raging Out-GX for a Fire and two Colourless. Three hundred damage printed on a card, the largest number in the year. 5ban Graphics.

Ho-Oh-GX, shiny, 190 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Sacred Fire costs a Fire and two Colourless and prints no damage, Phoenix Burn is 180 for three Fire and a Colourless, Eternal Flame-GX for the same three. 5ban Graphics.

Reshiram-GX, shiny, 180 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Flame Charge, Scorching Column at 110 and Vermilion GX; the same card as 180. The foil printing of the main set’s Reshiram-GX. PLANETA Igarashi.

Turtonator-GX, shiny, 190 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 3 — Shell Trap is 20 for two Colourless, Bright Flame is 160 for two Fire and a Colourless, Nitro Tank-GX for a single Fire. 5ban Graphics.
22 cards · listed in original order.

Alolan Vulpix, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Beacon costs nothing and does no printed damage, Icy Snow is 20 for two Colourless. A free attack that searches. You Iribi.

Wooper, 70 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Ram is 10 for a Colourless, Rain Splash is 20 for a Water and a Colourless. Shibuzoh.

Ability Wash Out
Quagsire, 120 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Hydro Pump is 60 and climbs for three Colourless, and the Ability Wash Out moves a Water Energy from a Benched Pokémon to the Active as often as you like. Ken Sugimori.

Snover, 80 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 3 — one attack, Ice Shard, 20 and climbs, for a Water and a Colourless. match.

Ability Blessings of the Frost
Abomasnow, 130 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Hypno Hammer is 80 for a Water and three Colourless, and the Ability Blessings of the Frost attaches a Grass Energy from the discard pile on evolution. Masakazu Fukuda.

Ability Freezing Gaze
Glaceon-GX, 200 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Frost Bullet is 90 for a Water and two Colourless, Polar Spear-GX is 50 multiplied for the same three, and the Ability Freezing Gaze switches off every Ability on the opponent’s GX and EX cards, wherever they are. Two hundred HP and a board-wide silence. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Roto Motor
Wash Rotom, 90 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Wash Arrow costs a Water and two Colourless and prints no damage, and Roto Motor removes the cost once nine Tools are discarded. Shigenori Negishi.

Ability Roto Motor
Frost Rotom, 90 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Frost Crush is 10 and climbs for a Water and a Colourless, with Roto Motor underneath. MAHOU.

Ability Blessings of the Deep
Manaphy, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Wave Splash is 30 for a Water and a Colourless, and the Ability Blessings of the Deep heals 20 from any of your Pokémon with Water Energy on it. Kagemaru Himeno.

Ability Frubbles
Froakie, 50 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Flop is 20 for two Colourless, and the Ability Frubbles removes its retreat cost while Water Energy is attached. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Gale Shuriken
Frogadier, 80 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Water Drip is 20 for a Water, and the Ability Gale Shuriken drops two damage counters anywhere on evolution. Akira Komayama.

Ability Shuriken Flurry
Greninja-GX, 230 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Haze Slash is 110 for a Water and two Colourless, Shadowy Hunter-GX for the same three, and the Ability Shuriken Flurry puts three damage counters anywhere on evolution. Two hundred and thirty HP and spread damage that never needs an attack. 5ban Graphics.

Alolan Vulpix, shiny, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Beacon is free and does no printed damage, Icy Snow is 20 for two Colourless. Kouki Saitou.

Wooper, shiny, 70 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Ram is 10, Rain Splash is 20. Misa Tsutsui.

Ability Wash Out
Quagsire, shiny, 120 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Hydro Pump is 60 and climbs, with Wash Out moving Water Energy up from the bench as often as you like. Saya Tsuruta.

Ability Frubbles
Froakie, shiny, 50 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Flop is 20 for two Colourless, with Frubbles removing the retreat cost. sui.

Ability Gale Shuriken
Frogadier, shiny, 80 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Water Drip is 20, and Gale Shuriken drops two counters on evolution. Anesaki Dynamic.

Alolan Ninetales-GX, shiny, 210 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Ice Blade costs two Colourless and prints no damage, Blizzard Edge is 160 for two Water and a Colourless, Ice Path-GX for two Colourless. Two hundred and ten HP with retreat 1. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Legendary Ascent
Articuno-GX, shiny, 170 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 2 — Ice Wing is 130 for two Water and a Colourless, Cold Crush-GX for a single Water, and the Ability Legendary Ascent switches it in from the Bench and moves any number of Water Energy onto it. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Freezing Gaze
Glaceon-GX, shiny, 200 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Frost Bullet is 90, Polar Spear GX is 50 multiplied, with Freezing Gaze shutting off the opponent’s GX and EX Abilities. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Shuriken Flurry
Greninja-GX, shiny, 230 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Haze Slash is 110, Shadowy Hunter GX, with Shuriken Flurry dropping three counters on evolution. 5ban Graphics.

Tapu Fini-GX, gold, 170 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Aqua Ring is 20, Hydro Shot for two Water and a Colourless, Tapu Storm-GX for a single Water. Retreat 1. no illustrator credit on the card.
11 cards · listed in original order.

Raikou, 120 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 2 — Booming Thunder is 30 for a Lightning, Electric Ball is 90 for two Lightning and a Colourless. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Pachirisu, 70 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Snuggly Generator costs one Lightning and prints no damage, Nuzzle also costs one Lightning and prints none. Two attacks, both setting something up. OOYAMA.

Ability Roto Motor
Rotom, 70 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Plasma Slice is 120 for three Lightning, and Roto Motor makes it free once nine Tools are in the discard pile. One hundred and twenty damage for nothing, on a seventy HP Basic. Naoyo Kimura.

Zekrom, 130 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 3 — Outrage is 20 and climbs for two Colourless, Storm Blade is 130 for two Lightning and a Colourless. nagimiso.

Xurkitree, 120 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Dazzle Blast is 20 for a Lightning, Cablegram is 100 for two Lightning and a Colourless. Shin Nagasawa.

Ability Flashing Head
Xurkitree-GX, 180 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 2 — Rumbling Wires is 100 for two Lightning and a Colourless, Lighting-GX for a single Lightning, and the Ability Flashing Head blanks every attack from an opponent’s Pokémon that has Special Energy attached. The GX that Special Energy cannot touch. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Floating Electrons
Voltorb, shiny, 50 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Thunder Shock is 20 for a Lightning and a Colourless, and the Ability Floating Electrons removes the retreat cost once Energy is attached. Shin Nagasawa.

Xurkitree, shiny, 120 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — Dazzle Blast is 20, Cablegram is 100 for two Lightning and a Colourless. Naoki Saito.

Ability Extra Energy Bomb
Electrode-GX, shiny, 190 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Electro Ball is 50 for a Lightning and a Colourless, Crush and Burn-GX is 30 and climbs, and the Ability Extra Energy Bomb attaches five Energy from the discard pile to your non-GX Pokémon and Knocks Electrode out. Five Energy for one body. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Flashing Head
Xurkitree-GX, shiny, 180 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 2 — Rumbling Wires is 100, Lighting GX for a single Lightning, with Flashing Head blanking attacks from anything carrying Special Energy. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Aero Trail
Tapu Koko-GX, gold, 170 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 2 — Sky-High Claws is 130, Tapu Thunder-GX is 50 multiplied, and the Ability Aero Trail moves Lightning Energy onto it from the Bench and switches it in. no illustrator credit on the card.
25 cards · listed in original order.

Alolan Marowak, 120 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Limbo Limbo costs nothing and prints no damage, Alolan Club is 20 multiplied for two Colourless. A free attack on a Stage 1. miki kudo.

Ability More Poison
Seviper, 100 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Venomous Fang is 30 for a Psychic and two Colourless, and the Ability More Poison adds a damage counter to the opponent’s Poisoned Pokémon between turns. Eri Yamaki.

Inkay, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Hypnosis, no printed damage, for a single Psychic. sowsow.

Ability Psychic Recharge
Malamar, 90 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Psychic Sphere is 60 for two Psychic and a Colourless, and the Ability Psychic Recharge attaches a Psychic Energy from the discard pile to a Benched Pokémon every turn. Ninety HP and an engine that never stops. Shin Nagasawa.

Ability Wonder Tag
Tapu Lele-GX, 170 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Energy Drive is 20 multiplied for two Colourless, Tapu Cure-GX for a single Psychic, and the Ability Wonder Tag searches the deck for a Supporter the moment it hits the Bench. The card that made every deck consistent, printed here for the last time in the year. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Cosmic Guard
Cosmog, 50 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Mumble is 10 for a Colourless, and the Ability Cosmic Guard makes it untouchable while it sits on the Bench. Fifty HP that cannot be sniped. sui.

Cosmoem, 100 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 3 — one attack, Nap, no printed damage, for a single Colourless. The quiet middle stage of a 250 HP line. Kouki Saitou.

Lunala ◇, 160 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 3 — Full Moon Star costs one Psychic and prints no damage, Psystorm is 20 multiplied for four Psychic. A Prism Star at 160 HP. Hitoshi Ariga.

Dawn Wings Necrozma, 130 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Gulf Stream is 20 and climbs for a Psychic, Sword of Dawn is 130 for three Psychic. The non-GX half of the pair. nagimiso.

Ability Invasion
Dawn Wings Necrozma-GX, 180 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Dark Flash is 120 for three Psychic, Moon’s Eclipse GX is 180 for the same three, and the Ability Invasion switches it up from the Bench for free. One hundred and eighty damage on a Basic that arrives without a turn’s notice. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Let Loose
Marshadow, 70 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Shadow Punch is 30 for a Psychic and a Colourless, and the Ability Let Loose forces both players to shuffle their hand away and draw four. A seventy HP Basic that resets the game. Emi Ando.

Poipole, 70 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Spit Poison does no printed damage for a Colourless, Knockout Reviver costs a Psychic and a Colourless and also prints none. Megumi Mizutani.

Naganadel-GX, 210 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Beast Raid is 20 multiplied for a Colourless, Jet Needle is 110 for a Psychic and two Colourless, Stinger-GX for three Colourless. Two hundred and ten HP on a Stage 1 with retreat 1. 5ban Graphics.

Ability More Poison
Seviper, shiny, 100 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Venomous Fang is 30, with More Poison adding a counter between turns. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Shuppet, shiny, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Headbutt is 10 for a Colourless, Will-O-Wisp is 20 for a Psychic and a Colourless. sui.

Inkay, shiny, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Hypnosis, no printed damage, for a single Psychic. Shigenori Negishi.

Ability Psychic Recharge
Malamar, shiny, 90 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Psychic Sphere is 60, with Psychic Recharge attaching a Psychic Energy from the discard pile every turn. The engine, in foil. Hideki Ishikawa.

Poipole, shiny, 70 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Spit Poison and Knockout Reviver, neither of which prints damage. Akira Komayama.

Mewtwo-GX, shiny, 190 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Full Burst is 30 multiplied for a single Psychic, Super Absorption is 60, Psystrike-GX is 200 for three Psychic. Two hundred damage on a GX attack and 30-for-one on a Basic. 5ban Graphics.

Espeon-GX, shiny, 200 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Psybeam is 30, Psychic is 60 and climbs, Divide-GX for a Psychic and two Colourless. Retreat 1 on a 200 HP Stage 1. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Shady Move
Banette-GX, shiny, 190 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Shadow Chant is 30 and climbs for a single Psychic, Tomb Hunt-GX for a single Psychic, and the Ability Shady Move walks a damage counter from one Pokémon to another every turn. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Empty Light
Nihilego-GX, shiny, 180 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Lock Up is 120 for three Psychic, Symbiont-GX for the same three, and the Ability Empty Light leaves both Actives Confused and Poisoned on arrival. 5ban Graphics.

Naganadel-GX, shiny, 210 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Beast Raid is 20 multiplied, Jet Needle is 110, Stinger GX. Two hundred and ten HP with retreat 1. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Wonder Tag
Tapu Lele-GX, gold, 170 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Energy Drive is 20 multiplied, Tapu Cure-GX, with Wonder Tag searching a Supporter on arrival. The golden printing of the year’s most important Basic. no illustrator credit on the card.

Ability Psychic Transfer
Lunala-GX, gold, 250 HP, Psychic, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Moongeist Beam is 120 for four Psychic, Lunar Fall GX for three Psychic, and the Ability Psychic Transfer moves a Psychic Energy anywhere as often as you like. Two hundred and fifty HP. no illustrator credit on the card.
22 cards · listed in original order.

Cubone, 60 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Burdensome Bone, 40 for two Colourless. sowsow.

Ability Roadblock
Sudowoodo, 100 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Rock Throw is 40 for a Fighting and a Colourless, and the Ability Roadblock caps the opponent at four Benched Pokémon. A Basic that limits the bench itself. Hajime Kusajima.

Riolu, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Detect does no printed damage for a Colourless, Jab is 10 for a Fighting. Kyoko Umemoto.

Ability Precognitive Aura
Lucario, 110 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Missile Jab is 70 for a Fighting and a Colourless, and the Ability Precognitive Aura searches the deck for any card every turn while a Garchomp is in play. A tutor with a condition attached. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Zygarde, 130 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Glare is 20 for two Colourless, Calm Strike is 60 and climbs for a Fighting and two Colourless. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Ability Princess’s Cheers
Diancie ◇, 120 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Diamond Rain is 90 for three Fighting, and the Ability Princess’s Cheers adds 20 to every Fighting attack while it sits on the Bench. A Prism Star that buffs a type from the bench. kawayoo.

Rockruff, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Surprise Attack, 50 for a Fighting and a Colourless. Tomokazu Komiya.

Ability Bloodthirsty Eyes
Lycanroc-GX, 200 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Claw Slash is 110 for a Fighting and two Colourless, Dangerous Rogue-GX is 50 multiplied for a Fighting and a Colourless, and the Ability Bloodthirsty Eyes drags a Benched Pokémon up front on evolution. Two hundred HP and a free gust. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Twilight Eyes
Lycanroc-GX, 200 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Accelerock is 120 for a Fighting and two Colourless, Splintered Shards-GX is 30 multiplied for a single Fighting, and the Ability Twilight Eyes strips an Energy off the opponent’s Active on evolution. The second Lycanroc-GX, and the one without the gust. 5ban Graphics.

Buzzwole, 130 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Sledgehammer is 30 and climbs for a Fighting, Swing Around is 80 and climbs for two Fighting and a Colourless. Masakazu Fukuda.

Buzzwole-GX, 190 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Jet Punch is 30 for a single Fighting, Knuckle Impact is 160 for three Fighting, Absorption-GX is 40 multiplied for the same three. One hundred and ninety HP, and 30 damage for one Energy on a Basic. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Shadow Hunt
Marshadow-GX, 150 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Beatdown is 120 for two Fighting and a Colourless, Peerless Hundred Blows GX is 50 multiplied for a single Fighting, and the Ability Shadow Hunt lets it use the attacks of any Basic Pokémon in the discard pile. One hundred and fifty HP and every attack ever printed on a Basic. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Roadblock
Sudowoodo, shiny, 100 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Rock Throw is 40, with Roadblock capping the opponent at four Benched Pokémon. Kyoko Umemoto.

Riolu, shiny, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Detect and Jab, 10. Misa Tsutsui.

Ability Precognitive Aura
Lucario, shiny, 110 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Missile Jab is 70, with Precognitive Aura tutoring while a Garchomp is out. Kouki Saitou.

Rockruff, shiny, 70 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Surprise Attack, 50. Masakazu Fukuda.

Buzzwole, shiny, 130 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Sledgehammer is 30 and climbs, Swing Around is 80 and climbs. Shin Nagasawa.

Lucario-GX, shiny, 210 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Aura Strike is 30 and climbs for a single Fighting, Cyclone Kick is 130, Cantankerous Beatdown-GX is 30 multiplied for two Colourless. A GX attack that costs no Fighting at all. 5ban Graphics.

Zygarde-GX, shiny, 200 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 3 — Cell Connector is 50, Land’s Wrath is 130, Verdict-GX is 150. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Bloodthirsty Eyes
Lycanroc-GX, shiny, 200 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Claw Slash is 110, Dangerous Rogue-GX is 50 multiplied, with Bloodthirsty Eyes dragging a Benched Pokémon up on evolution. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Twilight Eyes
Lycanroc-GX, shiny, 200 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Accelerock is 120, Splintered Shards-GX is 30 multiplied, with Twilight Eyes stripping an Energy on evolution. The second shiny Lycanroc, and the one without the gust. 5ban Graphics.

Buzzwole-GX, shiny, 190 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 2 — Jet Punch is 30 for one Fighting, Knuckle Impact is 160, Absorption-GX is 40 multiplied. 5ban Graphics.
17 cards · listed in original order.

Sneasel, 70 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — Sneaky Smash does no printed damage for a Colourless, Ambush is 10 and climbs for a Darkness. Masakazu Fukuda.

Weavile, 90 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Icy Wind is 10 for a Colourless, Evil Admonition is 50 multiplied for a single Darkness. Misa Tsutsui.

Ability Excavate
Sableye, 70 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — Disable is 10 for a Colourless, and the Ability Excavate looks at the top card of your deck and may throw it away. Yukiko Baba.

Darkrai, 120 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 2 — Hypnoblast is 30 for a Darkness and a Colourless, Dark Raid is 80 and climbs for a Darkness and two Colourless. Hitoshi Ariga.

Zorua, 60 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — Stampede is 10 for a Darkness, Ram is 20 for two Colourless. kodama.

Ability Trade
Zoroark-GX, 210 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Riotous Beating is 20 multiplied for two Colourless, Trickster GX for two Darkness, and the Ability Trade discards a card to draw two, every turn. Two hundred and ten HP, a draw engine, and the most-played card of the year. 5ban Graphics.

Deino, 70 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 2 — Headbutt is 20 for a Darkness and a Colourless, Surprise Attack is 60 for two Darkness and a Colourless. miki kudo.

Zweilous, 90 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Headbutt is 30 for a Darkness and a Colourless, Double Hit is 60 multiplied for two Darkness and a Colourless. kodama.

Ability Weed Out
Hydreigon, 160 HP, Darkness, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Dark Destruction is 120 for two Darkness and a Colourless, and the Ability Weed Out keeps three of your Benched Pokémon and discards the rest. One hundred and sixty HP and a bench that trims itself. Anesaki Dynamic.

Ability Scoundrel Guard
Hoopa, 120 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 2 — Super Psy Bolt is 80 for a Darkness and two Colourless, and the Ability Scoundrel Guard blanks every effect of the opponent’s GX and EX attacks aimed at it, damage included. TOKIYA.

Guzzlord, 160 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 4 — one attack, Lord’s Valley, 160 for four Darkness. A single attack, and 160 printed on it. Anesaki Dynamic.

Zorua, shiny, 60 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 1 — Stampede is 10, Ram is 20. Saya Tsuruta.

Guzzlord, shiny, 160 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 4 — one attack, Lord’s Valley, 160 for four Darkness. The whole card is one number. Masakazu Fukuda.

Umbreon-GX, shiny, 200 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Strafe is 30, Shadow Bullet is 90, Dark Call-GX for a Darkness and a Colourless. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Restoration
Darkrai-GX, shiny, 180 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 2 — Dark Cleave is 130, Dead End-GX for the same three, and the Ability Restoration puts it back onto the Bench from the discard pile with an Energy attached. The GX that never stays discarded. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Trade
Zoroark-GX, shiny, 210 HP, Darkness, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Riotous Beating is 20 multiplied, Trickster GX, with Trade discarding a card to draw two every turn. The foil printing of the year’s most-played card. 5ban Graphics.

Guzzlord-GX, shiny, 210 HP, Darkness, Basic, retreat 4 — Eat Sloppily for one Darkness, Tyrannical Hole is 180 for three Darkness and two Colourless, Glutton-GX is 100 for five Darkness. Retreat 4, and five Energy on a GX attack. 5ban Graphics.
25 cards · listed in original order.

Alolan Diglett, 50 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Iron Head, 10 multiplied, at no Energy cost. Naoyo Kimura.

Alolan Dugtrio, 60 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Gold Rush, 30 multiplied, also free. Megumi Mizutani.

Magnemite, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Searching Magnet does no printed damage for a Colourless, Tackle is 10 for a Metal. MAHOU.

Magneton, 90 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Ram is 20 for a Metal, Zap Cannon is 80 for two Metal and a Colourless. kirisAki.

Ability Magnetic Circuit
Magnezone, 150 HP, Metal, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Zap Cannon is 130 for three Metal and a Colourless, and the Ability Magnetic Circuit attaches a Metal Energy from hand as often as you like. One hundred and fifty HP and an Energy engine with no once-per-turn clause. Yoshinobu Saito.

Heatran, 130 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 3 — Guard Press is 30 for a Metal and a Colourless, Boiling Impact is 130 for two Metal and a Colourless. tetsuya koizumi.

Solgaleo ◇, 160 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 3 — Radiant Star costs one Metal and prints no damage, Corona Impact is 160 for four Metal. A Prism Star at 160 on a single attack. Shin Nagasawa.

Celesteela, 140 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 4 — one attack, Moon Raker, 160 for a Metal and four Colourless. One hundred and sixty printed, and retreat 4 underneath it. kawayoo.

Kartana, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Divine Paper, 40 and climbs, for two Metal. Hasuno.

Dusk Mane Necrozma, 130 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 2 — Dusk Shot costs one Metal and prints no damage, Rusty Claws is 100 and climbs for two Metal and a Colourless. nagimiso.

Dusk Mane Necrozma-GX, 190 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 3 — Claw Slash is 60 for three Colourless, Meteor Tempest is 220 for three Metal and a Colourless, Sun’s Eclipse GX is 250 for three Metal. Two hundred and fifty damage on a Basic, and the GX is the bigger number of the two. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Change Clothes
Magearna, 90 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Rolling Attack is 60 for a Metal and two Colourless, and the Ability Change Clothes returns a Pokémon Tool to your hand every turn. A Basic that recycles Tools. kawayoo.

Ability Ultra Wall
Stakataka-GX, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 3 — Gigaton Stomp is 120 for two Metal and a Colourless, Assembly-GX is 50 multiplied for the same three, and the Ability Ultra Wall shaves 10 off every attack aimed at your Ultra Beasts. 5ban Graphics.

Magnemite, shiny, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Searching Magnet and Tackle, 10. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Magneton, shiny, 90 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Ram is 20, Zap Cannon is 80. Kyoko Umemoto.

Ability Magnetic Circuit
Magnezone, shiny, 150 HP, Metal, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Zap Cannon is 130, with Magnetic Circuit attaching Lightning Energy from hand as often as you like. The shiny version runs on Lightning rather than Metal, unlike the main-set print. Misa Tsutsui.

Beldum, shiny, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Core Beam, 20 for a single Metal. Mizue.

Metang, shiny, 90 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Ram is 20 for a Colourless, Core Beam is 80 for two Metal and a Colourless. Saya Tsuruta.

Celesteela, shiny, 140 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 4 — one attack, Moon Raker, 160. Kouki Saitou.

Kartana, shiny, 60 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Divine Paper, 40 and climbs, for two Metal. Anesaki Dynamic.

Ability Danger Perception
Scizor-GX, shiny, 210 HP, Metal, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Steel Wing is 80, Cross-Cut-GX is 100 and climbs for three Colourless, and the Ability Danger Perception adds 80 to its attacks once it is down to 100 HP or less. A card that hits harder as it loses. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Geotech System
Metagross-GX, shiny, 250 HP, Metal, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Giga Hammer is 150 for two Metal and a Colourless, Algorithm GX for a single Colourless, and the Ability Geotech System attaches a Psychic or Metal Energy from the discard pile every turn. Two hundred and fifty HP and a one-Energy GX attack. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Slice Off
Kartana-GX, shiny, 170 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 1 — Gale Blade is 70 for a Metal and two Colourless, Blade-GX for a single Metal, and the Ability Slice Off discards a Special Energy from the opponent’s board on arrival. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Ultra Wall
Stakataka-GX, shiny, 180 HP, Metal, Basic, retreat 3 — Gigaton Stomp is 120, Assembly GX is 50 multiplied, with Ultra Wall softening every hit on your Ultra Beasts. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Ultra Road
Solgaleo-GX, gold, 250 HP, Metal, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Sunsteel Strike is 230 for two Metal and a Colourless, Sol Burst GX for a single Metal, and the Ability Ultra Road switches the Active every turn. Two hundred and thirty damage for three Energy, and the highest printed attack in the main set’s gold cards. no illustrator credit on the card.
17 cards · listed in original order.

Alolan Exeggutor, 160 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 3 — one attack, Tropical Shake, 20 and climbs, for a single Grass. One hundred and sixty HP on a Stage 1 that runs on one Energy type. Anesaki Dynamic.

Ability Fight Song
Altaria, 80 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Pierce is 20 for two Colourless, and the Ability Fight Song adds 20 to every Dragon attack. Kyoko Umemoto.

Ability Stormy Winds
Rayquaza-GX, 180 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 3 — Dragon Break is 30 multiplied for a Grass, a Lightning and a Colourless, Tempest GX for a single Grass, and the Ability Stormy Winds discards the top three cards on Bench arrival and attaches a basic Energy from the discard. The engine card of the year’s Dragon decks. 5ban Graphics.

Gible, 50 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Ascension, no printed damage, for a single Fighting. Kyoko Umemoto.

Gabite, 80 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Ascension does no printed damage for a Fighting, Slash is 40 for two Colourless. Sumiyoshi Kizuki.

Garchomp, 150 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, free retreat — Quick Dive costs two Colourless and prints no damage, Royal Blades is 100 and climbs for a Fighting and two Colourless. Retreat 0 on a 150 HP Stage 2. Megumi Mizutani.

Zygarde, 150 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 4 — Land Crush is 80 for three Colourless, Core Enforcer is 150 for a Darkness, a Fairy and two Colourless. Masakazu Fukuda.

Turtonator, 110 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 3 — one attack, Explosive Jet, 50 multiplied, for three Fire. Sumiyoshi Kizuki.

Ultra Necrozma-GX, 190 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 2 — Photon Geyser is 20 and climbs for a Psychic and a Metal, Sky-Scorching Light GX for the same two. One hundred and ninety HP on a Basic whose whole cost is two Energy. PLANETA Otani.

Ability Fight Song
Altaria, shiny, 80 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Pierce is 20, with Fight Song adding 20 to every Dragon attack. kirisAki.

Gible, shiny, 50 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Ascension, no printed damage. Saya Tsuruta.

Gabite, shiny, 80 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Ascension and Slash, 40. Masakazu Fukuda.

Garchomp, shiny, 150 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, free retreat — Quick Dive and Royal Blades, 100 and climbs. Retreat 0 on a 150 HP Stage 2, in foil. Shin Nagasawa.

Altaria-GX, shiny, 200 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Bright Tone is 50 for a Fairy and a Colourless, Sonic Edge is 110 for a Water, a Fairy and a Colourless, Euphoria-GX for a Fairy and a Colourless. A Dragon that runs on Fairy Energy. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Stormy Winds
Rayquaza-GX, shiny, 180 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 3 — Dragon Break is 30 multiplied, Tempest GX, with Stormy Winds discarding three and attaching an Energy on arrival. 5ban Graphics.

Noivern-GX, shiny, 200 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, free retreat — Distort is 50, Sonic Volume is 120, Boomburst-GX. Retreat 0 on a 200 HP Stage 1. 5ban Graphics.

Ultra Necrozma-GX, gold, 190 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 2 — Photon Geyser is 20 and climbs, Sky-Scorching Light GX. The last card in a set of two hundred and fifty, and a Basic whose entire cost is two Energy. no illustrator credit on the card.
12 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Luminous Barrier
Alolan Ninetales, 110 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Aurora Beam is 80 for a Fairy and two Colourless, and the Ability Luminous Barrier blanks every effect of the opponent’s GX and EX attacks, damage included. Misa Tsutsui.

Ralts, 60 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Draining Kiss, 10 for a single Fairy. Yumi.

Kirlia, 80 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Smack is 20 for a Colourless, Magical Shot is 30 for a Fairy and a Colourless. Anesaki Dynamic.

Ability Secret Spring
Gardevoir-GX, 230 HP, Fairy, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Infinite Force is 30 multiplied for a single Fairy, Twilight-GX for one Fairy, and the Ability Secret Spring attaches a Fairy Energy from hand every turn. Two hundred and thirty HP and 30 damage for one Energy. 5ban Graphics.

Xerneas, 130 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 2 — Lead does no printed damage for a Colourless, Bright Horns is 130 for three Fairy. sui.

Diancie, 90 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Sparkling Wish costs one Fairy and prints no damage, Diamond Storm is 30 for a Fairy and a Colourless. TOKIYA.

Mimikyu, 70 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Filch does no printed damage for a Colourless, Copycat costs a Fairy and a Colourless and also prints none. Eri Yamaki.

Ralts, shiny, 60 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Draining Kiss, 10. Kyoko Umemoto.

Kirlia, shiny, 80 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Smack is 20, Magical Shot is 30. Sumiyoshi Kizuki.

Diancie, shiny, 90 HP, Fairy, Basic, retreat 1 — Sparkling Wish and Diamond Storm, 30. Akira Komayama.

Ability Secret Spring
Gardevoir-GX, shiny, 230 HP, Fairy, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Infinite Force is 30 multiplied for one Fairy, Twilight-GX, with Secret Spring attaching a Fairy Energy every turn. 5ban Graphics.

Sylveon-GX, shiny, 200 HP, Fairy, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Magical Ribbon costs one Fairy and prints no damage, Fairy Wind is 110, Plea-GX for a Fairy and two Colourless. 5ban Graphics.
14 cards · listed in original order.

Ability Energy Evolution
Eevee, 60 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Quick Draw does no printed damage for a Colourless, and the Ability Energy Evolution searches the deck for an evolution the moment a basic Energy is attached. Shibuzoh.

Dunsparce, 50 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Strike and Run does no printed damage for a Colourless, Sudden Flash is 10 for a single Colourless. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Swablu, 50 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Collect does no printed damage for a Colourless, Peck is 20 for two Colourless. Yukiko Baba.

Ability Roto Motor
Fan Rotom, 70 HP, Colourless, Basic, free retreat — Spinning Fan costs three Colourless and prints no damage, and Roto Motor removes the cost once nine Tools are in the discard pile. Retreat 0. Masakazu Fukuda.

Ability Instruct
Oranguru, 120 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Psychic is 60 and climbs for three Colourless, and the Ability Instruct draws you up to three cards every turn. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Type: Null, 110 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Armor Press is 30 for two Colourless, Slashing Claw is 70 for three Colourless. Hitoshi Ariga.

Ability Gyro Unit
Silvally-GX, 210 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Turbo Drive is 120 for three Colourless, Rebel-GX is 50 multiplied for the same three, and the Ability Gyro Unit gives every Basic Pokémon in play free retreat. Two hundred and ten HP and a board-wide retreat fix. 5ban Graphics.

Ability Energy Evolution
Eevee, shiny, 60 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Quick Draw, with Energy Evolution searching an evolution the moment Energy is attached. kirisAki.

Swablu, shiny, 50 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Collect and Peck, 20. Shigenori Negishi.

Noibat, shiny, 50 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Agility, 10 for a single Colourless. Mizue.

Ability Instruct
Oranguru, shiny, 120 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Psychic is 60 and climbs, with Instruct drawing to three every turn. Akira Komayama.

Type: Null, shiny, 110 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Merciless Strike is 30, Headbang is 70. The foil version of the Silvally line’s base stage. Shin Nagasawa.

Ability Gyro Unit
Silvally-GX, shiny, 210 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Turbo Drive is 120, Rebel GX is 50 multiplied, with Gyro Unit giving every Basic in play free retreat. 5ban Graphics.

Drampa-GX, shiny, 180 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Righteous Edge is 20 for a Colourless, Berserk is 80 and climbs, Big Wheel-GX for a single Colourless. 5ban Graphics.
45 cards · listed in original order.

Look at the top 7 cards of your deck. You may reveal an Energy card you find there and put it into your hand. Shuffle the other cards back into your deck.
Energy Loto, — look at the top seven cards of your deck and take an Energy from among them. Yoshinobu Saito.

Shuffle 5 basic Energy cards from your discard pile into your deck.
Energy Recycler, — shuffle five basic Energy from the discard pile back into the deck. Toyste Beach.

You can play this card only if you have more Prize cards remaining than your opponent. Switch 1 of your opponent’s Benched Pokémon with their Active Pokémon.
Counter Catcher, — playable only while you have more Prize cards left than the opponent: drag one of their Benched Pokémon up front. Toyste Beach.

You can play this card only if your opponent has exactly 3 or 4 Prize cards remaining. Search your deck for up to 2 basic Energy cards and attach them to 1 of your Ultra Beasts. Then, shuffle your deck.
Beast Ring, — playable only when the opponent has exactly three or four Prizes left: search the deck for up to two basic Energy and attach them to one Ultra Beast. The card that made the Ultra Beast decks turn. Toyste Beach.

You can play this card only if you discard 2 other cards from your hand. Search your deck for up to 4 Fire Energy cards, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Fiery Flint, — discard two cards from hand to search the deck for up to four Fire Energy. Eske Yoshinob.

Choose up to 2 in any combination of Pokémon Tool cards and Stadium cards in play (yours or your opponent’s) and discard them.
Field Blower, — discard up to two Tools and Stadiums in any combination, yours or the opponent’s. Toyste Beach.

Heal all damage from 1 of your Pokémon. If you do, discard all Energy attached to that Pokémon.
Max Potion, — heal all damage from one Pokémon, and discard all Energy on it. Toyste Beach.

Discard a card from your hand. If you do, search your deck for a Psychic or Dragon Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Mysterious Treasure, — discard a card to search the deck for a Psychic or Dragon Pokémon. Eske Yoshinob.

Choose 1: • Put a Pokémon from your discard pile into your hand. • Shuffle 3 Pokémon from your discard pile into your deck.
Rescue Stretcher, — choose one: return a Pokémon from the discard pile to your hand, or shuffle three Pokémon back into the deck. Yoshinobu Saito.

The Silvally-GX this card is attached to is a Water Pokémon.
Water Memory, — the Silvally-GX this is attached to becomes a Water Pokémon. One of five memories in the set. 5ban Graphics.

The Retreat Cost of the Pokémon this card is attached to is Colorless less, and it can retreat even if it’s Asleep or Paralyzed.
Escape Board, — the attached Pokémon’s retreat cost drops by one, and it may retreat even while Asleep or Paralyzed. Toyste Beach.

The Silvally-GX this card is attached to is a Grass Pokémon.
Grass Memory, — the Silvally-GX this is attached to becomes a Grass Pokémon. 5ban Graphics.

The Metal Pokémon this card is attached to takes 30 less damage from your opponent’s attacks (after applying Weakness and Resistance) and has no Weakness.
Metal Frying Pan, — the attached Metal Pokémon takes 30 less from every attack and loses its Weakness entirely. The pan that removed a type’s only hole. Toyste Beach.

If the Pokémon this card is attached to is your Active Pokémon and is Knocked Out by damage from an opponent’s attack, move up to 3 basic Energy cards from that Pokémon to 1 of your Benched Pokémon.
Wishful Baton, — when the attached Active is Knocked Out by an attack, move up to three basic Energy from it to a Benched Pokémon. Toyste Beach.

Prevent all damage done to the Fairy Pokémon this card is attached to by attacks from your opponent’s Ultra Beast Pokémon-GX and Ultra Beast Pokémon-EX.
Fairy Charm UB, — blocks all damage to the attached Fairy Pokémon from the opponent’s Ultra Beast GX and EX. Toyste Beach.

The Stage 1 Pokémon this card is attached to gets +40 HP.
Bodybuilding Dumbbells, — the attached Stage 1 Pokémon gets 40 more HP. Forty printed HP on a Tool, which is a whole evolution’s worth. Eske Yoshinob.

Put 1 of your Pokémon that has any damage counters on it and all cards attached to it into your hand.
Acerola, — return one of your Pokémon that has damage counters on it, and everything attached, to your hand. The Supporter that undid a knockout. Ken Sugimori.

You can play this card only if 1 of your Fairy Pokémon was Knocked Out during your opponent’s last turn. Put 2 cards from your discard pile into your hand.
Diantha, — playable only after a Fairy Pokémon was Knocked Out last turn: return two cards from the discard pile to your hand. Ken Sugimori.

Switch 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon with their Active Pokémon. If you do, switch your Active Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Guzma, — drag one of the opponent’s Benched Pokémon up front, then switch your Active out if you did. The gust Supporter every deck played, reprinted here. Ken Sugimori.

Look at your face-down Prize cards and put 1 of them into your hand. Then, shuffle this Gladion into your remaining Prize cards and put them back face down. If you didn’t play this Gladion from your hand, it does nothing.
Gladion, — look at your face-down Prize cards, take one, and shuffle this card into the Prizes in its place. The Supporter that reaches into the Prize pile. Ken Sugimori.

Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw 6 cards. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Cynthia, — shuffle your hand into the deck and draw six. Ken Sugimori.

Search your deck for an Item card and a Lightning Energy card, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Volkner, — search the deck for an Item and a Lightning Energy and put both into your hand. Ken Sugimori.

Look at the top card of your deck, and then choose 1: • Discard your hand and draw 5 cards. • Discard your hand and draw 5 cards from the bottom of your deck.
Ingo & Emmet, — look at the top card of your deck, then either discard your hand and draw five, or discard your hand and draw five from the bottom of the deck. A Supporter that lets you choose which end of the deck you draw from. Yusuke Ohmura.

Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw a card for each card in your opponent’s hand.
Copycat, — shuffle your hand away and draw as many cards as the opponent is holding. Ken Sugimori.

Put 2 in any combination of Supporter and Stadium cards from your discard pile into your hand.
Lusamine, — return two Supporters and Stadiums in any combination from the discard pile to your hand. The Supporter that gets Supporters back. take.

You can play this card only if you discard Dana, Evelyn, and Nita from your hand. Look at the top 12 cards of your deck and attach any number of Energy cards you find there to your Pokémon in any way you like. Shuffle the other cards back into your deck.
Morgan, — playable only by discarding Dana, Evelyn and Nita from your hand: look at the top twelve cards and attach any Energy found there in any way you like. One of the four Battle Chatelaines, and the one that needs the other three. Megumi Mizutani.

You can play this card only if your opponent’s Active Pokémon is a Stage 2 Pokémon. Search your deck for up to 2 cards and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Dana, — playable only while the opponent’s Active is a Stage 2: search the deck for up to two cards. Megumi Mizutani.

You can play this card only if your opponent’s Active Pokémon is a Stage 1 Pokémon. Draw 4 cards.
Evelyn, — playable only while the opponent’s Active is a Stage 1: draw four cards. Megumi Mizutani.

You can play this card only if your opponent’s Active Pokémon is a Basic Pokémon. Put an Energy from your opponent’s Active Pokémon on top of their deck.
Nita, — playable only while the opponent’s Active is a Basic: put an Energy off their Active on top of their deck. Megumi Mizutani.

Between turns, put 1 damage counter on each Pokémon-GX and Pokémon-EX (both yours and your opponent's). This card stays in play when you play it. Discard this card if another Stadium card comes into play. If another card with the same name is in play, you can't play this card.
Shrine of Punishment, — between turns, one damage counter on every GX and EX in play, both sides. The Stadium that taxed the entire format. 5ban Graphics.

Whenever a player flips a coin for the Special Condition Burned between turns, that Special Condition isn’t removed even if the result is heads.
Wela Volcano Park, — a Burned Pokémon stays Burned even when the coin comes up heads. 5ban Graphics.

Once during each player’s turn, that player may search their deck for an Ultra Beast card, reveal it, put it into their hand, and shuffle their deck.
Ultra Space, — each player may search their deck for an Ultra Beast once a turn. 5ban Graphics.

Once during each player's turn, that player may put 2 Metal Energy cards from their discard pile into their hand. This card stays in play when you play it. Discard this card if another Stadium card comes into play. If another card with the same name is in play, you can't play this card.
Mt. Coronet, — each player may return two Metal Energy from the discard pile to hand once a turn. Ryo Ueda.

The attacks of non-Fairy Pokémon (both yours and your opponent’s) cost Colorless more. Whenever any player plays an Item or Supporter card from their hand, prevent all effects of that card done to this Stadium card.
Wondrous Labyrinth ◇, — every non-Fairy attack in play costs one more Colourless, and Items and Supporters cannot touch the card. A Prism Star Stadium that slows the whole table. 5ban Graphics.

This card provides Colorless Energy. If you have more Prize cards remaining than your opponent, and if this card is attached to a Pokémon that isn’t a Pokémon-GX or Pokémon-EX, this card provides every type of Energy but provides only 2 Energy at a time.
Counter Energy, — provides one Colourless, and provides two of every type while you are behind on Prizes and it sits on a non-GX Pokémon. no illustrator credit on the card.

Put 3 Pokémon that have "Alolan" in their names from your discard pile into your hand. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Aether Foundation Employee, full art — return three Pokémon with Alolan in their names from the discard pile to your hand. take.

Switch 1 of your opponent's Benched Pokémon with their Active Pokémon. If you do, switch your Active Pokémon with 1 of your Benched Pokémon. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Guzma, full art — the gust Supporter; the same card as 130. Hitoshi Ariga.

Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw 6 cards. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Cynthia, full art — the shuffle-and-draw-six; the same card as 132. Yusuke Ohmura.

Put 4 basic Energy cards from your discard pile into your hand. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Fisherman, full art — return four basic Energy from the discard pile to your hand. Masakazu Fukuda.

Look at the top card of your deck, and then choose 1: • Discard your hand and draw 5 cards. • Discard your hand and draw 5 cards from the bottom of your deck.
Ingo & Emmet, full art — the draw-from-either-end Supporter; the same card as 134. Megumi Mizutani.

Look at the top 5 cards of either player's deck and choose 1 of them. That player shuffles the other cards back into their deck. Then, put the card you chose on top of that deck. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Hiker, full art — look at the top five cards of either player’s deck, take one, and put it on top. Naoki Saito.

You can play this card only if you discard Dana, Evelyn, and Nita from your hand. Look at the top 12 cards of your deck and attach any number of Energy cards you find there to your Pokémon in any way you like. Shuffle the other cards back into your deck.
Morgan, full art — the three-Chatelaine payoff; the same card as 137. Kagemaru Himeno.

You can play this card only if your opponent’s Active Pokémon is a Stage 2 Pokémon. Search your deck for up to 2 cards and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Dana, full art — the Stage 2 condition search; the same card as 138. Kagemaru Himeno.

You can play this card only if your opponent’s Active Pokémon is a Stage 1 Pokémon. Draw 4 cards.
Evelyn, full art — the Stage 1 condition draw; the same card as 139. Kagemaru Himeno.

You can play this card only if your opponent’s Active Pokémon is a Basic Pokémon. Put an Energy from your opponent’s Active Pokémon on top of their deck.
Nita, full art — the Basic condition Energy bounce at 140, and the last of the six Supporters that open the shiny section. Kagemaru Himeno.
4 cards · listed in original order.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While this card is attached to an Ultra Beast, it provides every type of Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time. The attacks of the Ultra Beast this card is attached to do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Beast Energy ◇, — a Prism Star Special Energy: on an Ultra Beast it provides every type, one at a time, and adds 30 to that Ultra Beast’s attacks. no illustrator credit on the card.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While this card is attached to a Pokémon, it provides Grass, Fire, and Water Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time.
Unit Energy GrassFireWater, — provides one Colourless, or Grass, Fire and Water one at a time. no illustrator credit on the card.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While this card is attached to a Pokémon, it provides Lightning, Psychic, and Metal Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time.
Unit Energy LightningPsychicMetal, — the second of the three Unit Energy, covering Lightning, Psychic and Metal. no illustrator credit on the card.

This card provides Colorless Energy. While this card is attached to a Pokémon, it provides Fighting, Darkness, and Fairy Energy but provides only 1 Energy at a time.
Unit Energy FightingDarknessFairy, — the third Unit Energy, closing out the main set; the same card as 150. no illustrator credit on the card.

The December set, and the day a card stops being one Pokémon. Ninety-five numbered cards, fourteen full-art (096–109), three gold (116–118) and six rainbow (110–115), 118 kinds. Six Tag Team cards in one set, each a Basic with two names, 240 to 300 HP and two Prizes when Knocked Out: 1 Celebi & Venusaur-GX at 270, 19 Magikarp & Wailord-GX at 300 — the highest HP printed in 2018, 31 Pikachu & Zekrom-GX at 240, 38 Gengar & Mimikyu-GX at 240, 60 Latias & Latios-GX at 250 and 66 Eevee & Snorlax-GX at 270. 86 Cynthia and 85 Judge come back as the Supporters the format runs, and 90 Saffron City and 91 Viridian Forest are the two Stadiums. English prints none of it in 2018: 105 of these 118 cards open Team Up on 31 January 2019. 162 yen is 150 plus tax, five cards a pack, thirty to a box.
2018-12-07. 118 cards — 93 Pokémon, 25 Trainers and no Energy cards, 23 of them GX and 23 Tag Team; 43 commons, 32 uncommons, 10 rares, 6 Double Rares, 14 full-art cards, 3 gold cards, 6 Hyper Rares; 17 Psychic, 15 Water, 13 Colourless, 12 Grass, 10 Lightning, 9 Fire, 9 Dragon and 8 Fighting; 47 artists worked on it and Ken Sugimori drew 9.
The December expansion, and the day one card holds two Pokémon. Ninety-five numbered cards, fourteen full-art (096–109), six rainbow (110–115) and three gold (116–118). Six Tag Team cards in one set, each a Basic with two names, 240 to 300 HP, and two Prizes taken when it is Knocked Out: 19 Magikarp & Wailord-GX at 300 — the highest HP printed in 2018, 1 Celebi & Venusaur-GX and 66 Eevee & Snorlax-GX at 270, 60 Latias & Latios-GX at 250, 31 Pikachu & Zekrom-GX and 38 Gengar & Mimikyu-GX at 240. 86 Cynthia and 85 Judge come back as the Supporters the format runs, and 90 Saffron City and 91 Viridian Forest are the two Stadiums. English: none of it in 2018 — 105 of these 118 cards open Team Up on 31 January 2019.
12 cards · listed in original order.

Celebi & Venusaur GX, 270 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 4 — Pollen Hazard is 50 for a Grass and two Colourless, Solar Beam is 150 for two Grass and two Colourless, Evergreen GX is 180 for the same four. The first Tag Team card in the year: two Pokémon on one Basic with 270 HP. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Weedle, 40 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Tangle Drag does no printed damage for a Grass, Bug Bite is 10 for a single Grass. Shibuzoh.

Weedle, 50 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Reckless Charge, 20 for a Colourless. SATOSHI NAKAI.

Ability Grass Cushion
Kakuna, 80 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 3 — Bug Bite is 20 for two Colourless, and the Ability Grass Cushion takes 30 off every attack while Grass Energy is attached. Yuka Morii.

Beedrill, 130 HP, Grass, Stage 2, retreat 1 — Destiny Stinger costs one Grass and prints no damage, Reckless Charge is 90 for two Colourless. Retreat 1 on a 130 HP Stage 2. You Iribi.

Paras, 70 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — Scratch is 10 for a Colourless, Slash is 20 for a Grass and a Colourless. Naoyo Kimura.

Ability Panic Spores
Parasect, 100 HP, Grass, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Mysterious Powder is 30 for a Grass and a Colourless, and the Ability Panic Spores drops two damage counters on the opponent’s Confused Pokémon between turns. Satoshi Shirai.

Exeggcute, 50 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Bullet Seed, 10 multiplied, for a single Grass. Ken Sugimori.

Pinsir, 120 HP, Grass, Basic, retreat 3 — Grip and Squeeze is 30 for two Colourless, Guillotine Hug costs a Grass and two Colourless and prints no damage. Eri Yamaki.

Celebi & Venusaur GX, full art, 270 HP, Grass, Basic, 270 HP Grass, retreat 4 — Pollen Hazard, Solar Beam and Evergreen GX; the same card as 001. 5ban Graphics.

Celebi & Venusaur GX, alternate full art, 270 HP, Grass, Basic, 270 HP Grass, retreat 4 — the second full-art treatment of 001, in the same set. Shin Nagasawa.

Celebi & Venusaur GX, rainbow rare, 270 HP, Grass, Basic, 270 HP Grass, retreat 4 — 110. no illustrator credit on the card.
9 cards · listed in original order.

Charmander, 50 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — Scratch is 10 for a Fire, Reprisal is 20 multiplied for two Colourless. Naoyo Kimura.

Charmander, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Ember, 30 for a single Fire. Atsuko Nishida.

Charmeleon, 90 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 2 — one attack, Fire Fang, 30 for two Fire. Ayaka Yoshida.

Ability Roaring Resolve
Charizard, 150 HP, Fire, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Continuous Blaze Ball is 30 and climbs for two Fire, and the Ability Roaring Resolve puts two damage counters on itself to fetch up to two Fire Energy and attach them. A Stage 2 that pays HP for acceleration. Masakazu Fukuda.

Vulpix, 60 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Tail Whip, no printed damage, for a Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Nine Temptations
Ninetales, 100 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Flame Tail is 90 for a Fire and two Colourless, and the Ability Nine Temptations discards two Fire Energy from hand to drag a Benched Pokémon up front. A gust that costs Energy rather than a Supporter. You Iribi.

Ponyta, 70 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 1 — Live Coal is 10 for a Fire, Stomp is 10 and climbs for two Fire. Saya Tsuruta.

Rapidash, 100 HP, Fire, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Searing Flame is 20 for a Fire, Agility is 60 for two Fire. Shigenori Negishi.

Moltres, 120 HP, Fire, Basic, retreat 2 — Top Burner costs one Fire and prints no damage, Fire Spin is 180 for three Fire and a Colourless. One hundred and eighty damage on a Basic that has to be set up first. Shin Nagasawa.
15 cards · listed in original order.

Magikarp & Wailord-GX, 300 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 4 — Super Splash is 180 for five Water, Towering Splash GX is 10 for a single Water. Three hundred HP, the highest number printed on any card this year, on a Basic with a GX attack that costs one Energy. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Ability Floating Shell
Squirtle, 50 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Water Gun is 30 for a Water and a Colourless, and the Ability Floating Shell removes the retreat cost while a Stadium is in play. sui.

Squirtle, 70 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — Tackle is 10 for a Colourless, Rain Splash is 20 for a Water and a Colourless. HYOGONOSUKE.

Wartortle, 90 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Tackle is 30 for two Colourless, Waterfall is 70 for two Water and a Colourless. Misa Tsutsui.

Ability Powerful Squall
Blastoise, 160 HP, Water, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Hydro Tackle is 150 for three Water, and the Ability Powerful Squall looks at the top six cards and attaches any Water Energy found there in any distribution. Six cards a turn, and no once-per-turn Energy limit. Hitoshi Ariga.

Psyduck, 60 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Headache, 10 for a Colourless. Kouki Saitou.

Golduck, 110 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Amnesia is 20 for a Water, Swim is 90 for three Colourless. A Water Pokémon whose big attack runs on Colourless. Masakazu Fukuda.

Staryu, 50 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Numbing Water, 10 for a Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Magikarp, 30 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Enter the Dragon, no printed damage, for a single Water. Thirty HP, the smallest body in the set. sui.

Gyarados, 150 HP, Water, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Distilled Blast is 30 and climbs for a Water, Hyper Beam is 100 for three Water. Retreat 4 on a 150 HP Stage 1. Hasuno.

Lapras, 130 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 3 — Confuse Ray does no printed damage for a Water, Hydro Pump is 10 and climbs for a single Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Blizzard Veil
Articuno, 110 HP, Water, Basic, retreat 2 — Cold Cyclone is 70 for two Water, and the Ability Blizzard Veil blanks every Supporter effect aimed at your Benched Water Pokémon. Yusuke Ohmura.

Magikarp & Wailord-GX, full art, 300 HP, Water, Basic, 300 HP Water, retreat 4 — Super Splash and Towering Splash GX; the same card as 019. 5ban Graphics.

Magikarp & Wailord-GX, alternate full art, 300 HP, Water, Basic, 300 HP Water, retreat 4 — the second treatment of the 300 HP card. OOYAMA.

Magikarp & Wailord-GX, rainbow rare, 300 HP, Water, Basic, 300 HP Water, retreat 4 — 111, the rainbow printing of the year’s highest-HP card. no illustrator credit on the card.
10 cards · listed in original order.

Pikachu & Zekrom-GX, 240 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 3 — Full Blitz is 150 for three Lightning, Tag Bolt GX is 200 for the same three. Two hundred damage on a GX attack, and a Basic whose whole cost is one type. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Alolan Geodude, 60 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Self-Destruct, 60 for a Lightning and a Colourless. Yukiko Baba.

Alolan Geodude, 70 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 3 — Charge costs nothing and prints no damage, Smash Bomb is 50 for a Lightning and two Colourless. Yuka Morii.

Alolan Graveler, 100 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Rollout costs nothing and prints 30, Electroslug is 100 for a Lightning and three Colourless. A free attack on a Stage 1. Misa Tsutsui.

Alolan Golem, 180 HP, Lightning, Stage 2, retreat 4 — Electromagnetic Bomb is 20 multiplied at no cost, Super Zap Cannon is 190 for a Lightning and four Colourless. One hundred and ninety on a Stage 2, and a free spread attack underneath it. kawayoo.

Voltorb, 50 HP, Lightning, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Tackle, 20 for a single Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Electro Shaker
Electrode, 90 HP, Lightning, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Speed Ball is 50 for a Lightning and a Colourless, and the Ability Electro Shaker moves any number of Lightning Energy around your board on evolution. Asako Ito.

Pikachu & Zekrom-GX, full art, 240 HP, Lightning, Basic, 240 HP Lightning, retreat 3 — Full Blitz and Tag Bolt GX; the same card as 031. 5ban Graphics.

Pikachu & Zekrom-GX, alternate full art, 240 HP, Lightning, Basic, 240 HP Lightning, retreat 3 — the second treatment of 031. kawayoo.

Pikachu & Zekrom-GX, rainbow rare, 240 HP, Lightning, Basic, 240 HP Lightning, retreat 3 — 112. no illustrator credit on the card.
17 cards · listed in original order.

Gengar & Mimikyu-GX, 240 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — Poltergeist is 50 multiplied for two Psychic, Horror House GX for a single Psychic. Two hundred and forty HP on a Basic, and a GX attack that costs one Energy. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Nidoran ♀, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Call for Family does no printed damage for a Colourless, Scratch is 20 for two Colourless. miki kudo.

Nidorina, 90 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Family Rescue does no printed damage for a Colourless, Bite is 30 for two Colourless. Kagemaru Himeno.

Ability Queen’s Call
Nidoqueen, 160 HP, Psychic, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Power Lariat is 10 and climbs for three Colourless, and the Ability Queen’s Call searches the deck for any non-GX, non-EX Pokémon every turn. One hundred and sixty HP and a tutor for the whole bench. nagimiso.

Nidoran♂, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Peck is 10 for a Colourless, Horn Attack is 20 for a Psychic and a Colourless. Naoyo Kimura.

Nidorino, 90 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 2 — Peck is 20 for a Colourless, Horn Drill is 60 for a Psychic and two Colourless. Kouki Saitou.

Nidoking, 160 HP, Psychic, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Drag Off does no printed damage for two Colourless, King’s Drum is 100 and climbs for a Psychic and two Colourless. kawayoo.

Tentacool, 60 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Wrap, 10 for a single Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Tentacruel, 100 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Void Tentacles costs one Colourless and prints no damage, Paranormal is 70 for a Psychic and two Colourless. kodama.

Grimer, 80 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Pound, 10 for a single Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Ability Poison Sacs
Muk, 130 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Toxic Secretion is 40 for a single Psychic, and the Ability Poison Sacs keeps the opponent Poisoned through their own evolutions. Poison that cannot be evolved away. Anesaki Dynamic.

Starmie, 80 HP, Psychic, Stage 1, free retreat — one attack, Strange Wave, 40 for a single Colourless. Retreat 0, and one Colourless to attack. Mizue.

Ability Scoop-Up Block
Mr. Mime, 80 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Psy Bolt is 20 for two Colourless, and the Ability Scoop-Up Block stops the opponent returning any damaged Pokémon, or the cards on it, to their hand. Atsuko Nishida.

Jynx, 90 HP, Psychic, Basic, retreat 1 — Dazzle Dance costs one Colourless and prints no damage, Mysterious Dance costs a Psychic and a Colourless and also prints none. HYOGONOSUKE.

Gengar & Mimikyu-GX, full art, 240 HP, Psychic, Basic, 240 HP Psychic, retreat 2 — Poltergeist and Horror House GX; the same card as 038. 5ban Graphics.

Gengar & Mimikyu-GX, alternate full art, 240 HP, Psychic, Basic, 240 HP Psychic, retreat 2 — the second treatment of 038. Midori Harada.

Gengar & Mimikyu-GX, rainbow rare, 240 HP, Psychic, Basic, 240 HP Psychic, retreat 2 — 113. no illustrator credit on the card.
8 cards · listed in original order.

Mankey, 50 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Scout does no printed damage for a Colourless, Low Kick is 30 for a Fighting and a Colourless. Akira Komayama.

Primeape, 90 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Low Kick is 30 for a Fighting, Wreck is 80 and climbs for a Fighting and two Colourless. Anesaki Dynamic.

Hitmonlee, 100 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Special Combo costs one Fighting and prints no damage, Mega Kick is 90 for two Fighting and a Colourless. Tomokazu Komiya.

Hitmonchan, 90 HP, Fighting, Basic, retreat 1 — Hit and Run is 30 for a Fighting, Magnum Punch is 70 for a Fighting and two Colourless. Tomokazu Komiya.

Omanyte, 90 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Tickle, 30 for a single Colourless. Midori Harada.

Ability Fossil Bind
Omastar, 130 HP, Fighting, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Bite is 60 for a Fighting and a Colourless, and the Ability Fossil Bind stops the opponent playing Items at all while they have more Pokémon in play than you. kirisAki.

Kabuto, 90 HP, Fighting, Stage 1, retreat 1 — one attack, Ramming Shell, 40 for a single Fighting. sui.

Ability Fossilized Memories
Kabutops, 140 HP, Fighting, Stage 2, retreat 2 — Rock Slide is 80 for a Fighting and two Colourless, and the Ability Fossilized Memories stops the opponent playing Supporters entirely while this is Active. A one-card lock on half the deck. Shin Nagasawa.
9 cards · listed in original order.

Latias & Latios-GX, 250 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 1 — Buster Purge is 240 for a Water, two Psychic and a Colourless, Aero Unit GX for a single Psychic. Two hundred and forty damage on a Basic with retreat 1, and the largest printed attack in the set after the Tag Team GX cards. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Alolan Exeggutor, 160 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 4 — Paradise Draw costs nothing and prints no damage, Egg Splat is 60 multiplied for a Grass and a Colourless. A free draw attack on a 160 HP Stage 1. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Dratini, 60 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Dragon Rage, 60 for a single Lightning. Sixty damage on a sixty HP Basic. Midori Harada.

Ability Defensive Scales
Dratini, 70 HP, Dragon, Basic, retreat 2 — Rain Splash is 10 for a Water, and the Ability Defensive Scales blanks every non-damage effect of the opponent’s attacks. Kouki Saitou.

Dragonair, 90 HP, Dragon, Stage 1, retreat 2 — one attack, Twister, 30 for a Water and a Lightning. kirisAki.

Ability Fast Call
Dragonite, 160 HP, Dragon, Stage 2, retreat 3 — Dragon Claw is 120 for a Water, a Lightning and a Colourless, and the Ability Fast Call searches the deck for a Supporter every turn. One hundred and sixty HP and a Supporter tutor that does not use the attack. Megumi Mizutani.

Latias & Latios-GX, full art, 250 HP, Dragon, Basic, 250 HP Dragon, retreat 1 — Buster Purge and Aero Unit GX; the same card as 060. 5ban Graphics.

Latias & Latios-GX, alternate full art, 250 HP, Dragon, Basic, 250 HP Dragon, retreat 1 — the second treatment of 060. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Latias & Latios-GX, rainbow rare, 250 HP, Dragon, Basic, 250 HP Dragon, retreat 1 — 114. no illustrator credit on the card.
13 cards · listed in original order.

Eevee & Snorlax-GX, 270 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 4 — Cheer Up costs one Colourless and prints no damage, Dump Truck Press is 120 and climbs for four Colourless, Megaton Friends GX is 210 for the same four. Two hundred and seventy HP that fits in any deck because it asks for nothing but Colourless. Mitsuhiro Arita.

Pidgey, 50 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Collect does no printed damage for a Colourless, Gust is 20 for two Colourless. Shigenori Negishi.

Pidgey, 60 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — one attack, Quick Attack, 10 and climbs, for a single Colourless. Sumiyoshi Kizuki.

Ability Air Mail
Pidgeotto, 60 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Gust is 30 for two Colourless, and the Ability Air Mail looks at the top two cards and takes one into hand every turn. Mizue.

Pidgeot, 130 HP, Colourless, Stage 2, free retreat — Whirlwind is 60 for two Colourless, Spin Storm costs three Colourless and prints no damage. Retreat 0 on a 130 HP Stage 2. Akira Komayama.

Meowth, 70 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Scratch is 10 for a Colourless, Bite is 20 for two Colourless. Ken Sugimori.

Persian, 100 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Make ’Em Pay is 20 for a Colourless, Sharp Claws is 30 and climbs for two Colourless. Yukiko Baba.

Farfetch’d, 80 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 1 — Collect does no printed damage for a Colourless, Tool Buster is 20 and climbs for a single Colourless. Shibuzoh.

Kangaskhan, 130 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — Fast Evolution does no printed damage for a Colourless, Mega Punch is 80 for three Colourless. Mizue.

Tauros, 130 HP, Colourless, Basic, retreat 2 — one attack, Raging Herd, 10 and climbs, for two Colourless. kodama.

Aerodactyl, 130 HP, Colourless, Stage 1, retreat 1 — Supersonic costs one Colourless and prints no damage, Fossil Fangs is 90 and climbs for three Colourless. hatachu.

Eevee & Snorlax-GX, full art, 270 HP, Colourless, Basic, 270 HP Basic, retreat 4 — Cheer Up, Dump Truck Press and Megaton Friends GX; the same card as 066. 5ban Graphics.

Eevee & Snorlax-GX, rainbow rare, 270 HP, Colourless, Basic, 270 HP Basic, retreat 4 — 115. no illustrator credit on the card.
25 cards · listed in original order.

Each player switches his or her Active Pokémon with 1 of his or her Benched Pokémon. (Your opponent switches first. If a player does not have a Benched Pokémon, he or she doesn't switch Pokémon.)
Escape Rope, — each player switches their Active with a Benched Pokémon, the opponent first. Toyste Beach.

Choose 1: • Draw a card. • Put a Judge card from your discard pile into your hand.
Judge Whistle, — choose one: draw a card, or take a Judge from the discard pile into your hand. Ayaka Yoshida.

Play this card as if it were a 60-HP Colorless Basic Pokémon. At any time during your turn (before your attack), you may discard this card from play. This card can’t retreat.
Unidentified Fossil, — played as a 60 HP Colourless Basic Pokémon, and discardable from play at any time. The card that lets the fossil lines start without a Basic. Toyste Beach.

Discard 2 cards from your hand. (If you can't discard 2 cards, you can't play this card.) Search your deck for a Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Shuffle your deck afterward.
Ultra Ball, — discard two cards to search the deck for any Pokémon. Printed in every set this year, and in this one twice. Ryo Ueda.

Choose 1 of your Basic Pokémon in play. If you have a Stage 2 card in your hand that evolves from that Pokémon, put that card on the Basic Pokémon. (This counts as evolving that Pokémon.) You can't use this card during your first turn or on a Basic Pokémon that was put into play this turn.
Rare Candy, — evolve a Basic straight into a Stage 2 from your hand. Printed here beside a Charizard that accelerates itself, so the deck could go either way. Toyste Beach.

Reveal a Pokémon from your hand and put it into your deck. If you do, search your deck for a Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Pokémon Communication, — reveal a Pokémon from hand, put it into the deck, and search any Pokémon out. A trade rather than a discard. Ayaka Yoshida.

If the Pokémon this card is attached to has a Retreat Cost of exactly 4, it gets +50 HP.
Buff Padding, — the attached Pokémon gets 50 more HP if its retreat cost is exactly 4. Fifty HP, on the heaviest bodies in the format. Yoshinobu Saito.

You can play this card only if you have 4 or fewer other cards in your hand. Draw a card for each of your opponent’s Pokémon in play.
Erika’s Hospitality, — playable only with four or fewer other cards in hand: draw one for each of the opponent’s Pokémon in play. The Supporter that rewards an empty hand. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Each player shuffles his or her hand into his or her deck and draws 4 cards.
Judge, — each player shuffles their hand away and draws four. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Shuffle your hand into your deck. Then, draw 6 cards. You may play only 1 Supporter card during your turn (before your attack).
Cynthia, — shuffle your hand into the deck and draw six. Ken Sugimori.

Shuffle 6 in any combination of Pokémon and basic Energy cards from your discard pile into your deck.
Brock’s Grit, — shuffle six Pokémon and basic Energy in any combination from the discard pile into the deck. Naoki Saito.

Your opponent reveals their hand. You may choose a Supporter card you find there and use the effect of that card as the effect of this card.
Sabrina’s Suggestion, — the opponent reveals their hand, and you may use the effect of a Supporter found there as this card’s effect. A Supporter that borrows another Supporter. Hitoshi Ariga.

Look at the top 7 cards of your deck. You may reveal up to 2 Trainer cards you find there and put them into your hand. Shuffle the other cards back into your deck.
Bill’s Analysis, — look at the top seven cards and take up to two Trainers from among them. Naoki Saito.

Once during each player’s turn, that player may have their opponent reveal their hand.
Lavender Town, — once a turn, either player may have the opponent reveal their hand. 5ban Graphics.

Once during each player’s turn, that player may discard a card from their hand. If they do, that player searches their deck for a basic Energy card, reveals it, and puts it into their hand. Then, that player shuffles their deck.
Viridian Forest, — once a turn, either player may discard a card to search the deck for a basic Energy. 5ban Graphics.

Attach a Water Energy card from your discard pile to 1 of your Benched Water Pokémon.
Aqua Patch, — attach a Water Energy from the discard pile to a Benched Water Pokémon. Acceleration from the discard pile, as an Item. Toyste Beach.

Choose up to 2 in any combination of Pokémon Tool cards and Stadium cards in play (yours or your opponent’s) and discard them.
Field Blower, — discard up to two Tools and Stadiums in any combination. Toyste Beach.

The attacks of the Pokémon this card is attached to do 30 more damage to your opponent’s Active Pokémon-GX or Active Pokémon-EX (before applying Weakness and Resistance).
Choice Band, — the attached Pokémon does 30 more to the opponent’s Active GX or EX. Eske Yoshinob.

Search your deck for an Item card and a Lightning Energy card, reveal them, and put them into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Volkner, — search the deck for an Item and a Lightning Energy and take both. Hideki Ishikawa.

You can play this card only if you have 4 or fewer other cards in your hand. Draw a card for each of your opponent’s Pokémon in play.
Erika’s Hospitality, full art — the small-hand draw; the same card as 084. Sanosuke Sakuma.

Shuffle 6 in any combination of Pokémon and basic Energy cards from your discard pile into your deck.
Brock’s Grit, full art — the six-card shuffle-back; the same card as 087. Naoki Saito.

Your opponent reveals their hand. You may choose a Supporter card you find there and use the effect of that card as the effect of this card.
Sabrina’s Suggestion, full art — the borrowed Supporter; the same card as 088. Hitoshi Ariga.

Reveal a Pokémon from your hand and put it into your deck. If you do, search your deck for a Pokémon, reveal it, and put it into your hand. Then, shuffle your deck.
Pokémon Communication, gold — the Pokémon trade; the same card as 082. no illustrator credit on the card.

Choose 1: • Draw a card. • Put a Judge card from your discard pile into your hand.
Judge Whistle, gold — the Judge recovery; the same card as 078. no illustrator credit on the card.

Once during each player's turn, that player may search their deck for a Basic Water Pokémon or Basic Fighting Pokémon and, put it onto their Bench, and shuffle their deck. This card stays in play when you play it. Discard this card if another Stadium card comes into play. If another card with the same name is in play, you can't play this card.
Brooklet Hill, gold — a Stadium that lets either player search out a Basic Water or Fighting Pokémon onto the Bench once a turn, and the last card in the set. no illustrator credit on the card.
Also released this year: English edition.
Team Up (sm9), 196 cards — English’s cut of October’s Dark Order and December’s Tag Bolt, and the product where 190 of this year’s Japanese cards finally arrive: 64 from Dark Order, 105 from Tag Bolt and 21 out of November’s reprint set. Tag Team reaches English here, eight weeks after Japan, and 165 Magikarp & Wailord-GX brings a 300 HP Basic with it.
Hidden Fates (sma), the Shiny Vault — 90 of the 100 shiny cards printed in GX Ultra Shiny last November arrive here, renumbered SV1–SV94 and sold in boxed tins rather than as a booster. It is the last of 2018’s Japanese cards to cross, nine months after the set they were printed beside.
What 2018 settles is that one card can be two Pokémon. Tag Team takes the basic unit of the game — the card — and doubles it: 23 cards in the year carry a &, six names, 240 to 300 HP, two Prizes when Knocked Out. The year’s other subject is removal that cannot be undone: Tyranitar-GX, Lugia-GX and the three Unown all move cards to the Lost Zone, where the discard pile’s whole economy — Rescue Stretcher, Energy Recycler, Naganadel — simply stops applying. And the third is that a reprint can be the most expensive product of the year: GX Ultra Shiny prints 250 cards, 100 of them shiny, and sells at 500 yen for ten cards. EX, Mega and BREAK are all printed zero times in 2018 — the vocabulary that 2016 replaced has now been replaced twice — and the price of a main pack does not move all year: 150 yen, five cards, thirty to a box.
Release dates and product identities are connected to the Japanese 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.
sm5p verified_secondarysm6 verified_secondarysm6a verified_secondarysm6b verified_secondarysm7 verified_secondarysm7a verified_secondarysm7b verified_secondarysm8 verified_secondarysm8a verified_secondarysm8b verified_secondarysm9 verified_secondaryAll 1117 cards of the eleven Japanese releases are listed, and none of them is reconstructed from a list of names. The counts match the card database that holds the Japanese scans: 63 in January, 110 in March, 66 in April, 86 in May, 112 in June, 73 in July, 63 in August, 111 in September, 65 in October, 250 in November and 118 in December. 256 of them print past the end of their own set and are shown as printed rather than normalised — every one is a full-art, gold or Hyper Rare card.
The Japanese printing is the first-hand source here. Type, HP, retreat cost, illustrator, every attack with its cost, and the rules text of every Ability are read from a Japanese listing of the card. English supplies two things only: the official English card name, and the verdict on whether the English printing is the same card. All 235 Trainers and 17 Energy cards carry the name printed on the Japanese card, and every Pokémon name was read from the card page rather than from a species list.
One product in 2018 is a source trap and it is stated rather than hidden. The January booster’s cards are listed under SM5+, which the card database carries as an empty shell; the sixty-three real cards sit under SM5p, and that is where they were read from. GX Ultra Shiny is the second trap: its main 150 cards carry no rarity at all in the source, which is why 104 cards on this page have an empty rarity field rather than an invented one — the card face does not print a symbol, so neither does this page.
Tag Team is recorded as printed: the & is part of the name, the stage is Basic, and the HP is whatever the card says. There are 23 such cards from 6 names, all in December’s SM9, and six of them are printed again as full-art, alternate full-art and rainbow in the same set — which is why one name appears up to four times in the December list. The two-Prize rule they carry is printed on the card and is not inferred here.
The shiny 100 are marked shiny, not given a made-up rarity. 151–250 of GX Ultra Shiny are printed with an S or SSR symbol — 45 shiny Pokémon and 38 shiny GX — and the last seventeen are the full-art Supporters and gold cards of the same set. 100 cards in this page therefore carry a rarity that exists in no other 2018 product, and they are the only cards in the year whose English printing is a different product entirely rather than a later number in the same set.
The pairing verdict is stated for every card. 683 of the 1117 are printed in English inside 2018, 283 are printed in 2019 — 64 of Dark Order and 105 of Tag Bolt inside Team Up on 31 January, and 90 shiny cards inside Hidden Fates on 23 August — and 151 never printed in English at all. There are 44 ’same species, different card’ cases, marked as such rather than folded into the count: a card that is not the same card is not a printing. Dark Order is the reason the English page for this year is not the same shape as the Japanese one: Japan prints 1,117 cards in 2018, English prints 816, and the difference is a product that shipped eleven weeks late rather than an error.
Eleven products, 1117 cards, 210 GX prints from 80 names, 23 of them Tag Team from 6 names, 25 Prism Star cards and 100 shiny cards, with 89 full-art, 37 gold and 47 Hyper Rare as secrets, and 683 of the 1117 printed in English inside the year — with 283 following in 2019 and 151 never following at all. 2018 is the year a card stops being one Pokémon. Two names, one Basic, 300 HP, two Prizes: the unit of the game is doubled, and every deck after December is built around how many of those you can fit. The year also invents a place cards can go that nothing gets back from — the Lost Zone stops being a footnote and becomes the thing three of the year’s best cards count. And it prints the highest damage number the game had seen in years on a shiny reprint rather than a headline GX: 300 on 209 Charizard-GX, in a set sold at 500 yen for ten cards a pack. The pack price never moves. The number of cards in the year does, and eleven products in a year is the shape 2019 keeps.