English · 2020
This page covers all 909 English cards of 2020, in five products: 216 on 7 February, 209 on 1 May, 201 on 14 August, 80 on 25 September and 203 on 13 November. Seven Japanese products feed them, and not one card crosses over on its Japanese release day — the shortest wait is eight weeks and the longest eighteen. The year opens with a set that contains no 2020 Japanese card at all: Sword & Shield base and VMAX Rising go on sale on the same morning, 7 February, and share nothing. Two things exist here that Japan did not print in 2020: Champion’s Path, a boxed special set with no Japanese release day, and the whole English side of the Shiny Star V story, which does not arrive until February 2021. 52 VMAX printings appear on this page for the first time in the language, and the Amazing Rare frame appears on six cards in November — the other three of Japan’s nine wait for 2021. What is not here: 0 GX, 0 Tag Team, 0 Prism Star, 0 Pokémon-EX, 0 Mega Evolution, 0 BREAK and 0 Legend cards — the same as Japan.
Five products, 909 cards, and seven Japanese sets arriving eight to eighteen weeks late
English 2020 begins with a set that is entirely Japanese 2019. Sword & Shield base and Japan’s VMAX Rising go on sale the same morning, 7 February, and share not one card: the 216 here are the two December halves — 138 Zacian V, 139 Zamazenta V and 142 Snorlax VMAX at 340 HP — with no GX anywhere. From there the lag is the story. VMAX Rising’s 86 cards wait twelve weeks for Rebel Clash, Mugen Zone’s 104 wait ten for Darkness Ablaze, Astonishing Volt Tackle’s 116 wait eight for Vivid Voltage — and Legendary Heartbeat’s 77 wait eighteen, the longest gap of the year. 104 Crobat V reaches English on 14 August, ten weeks after Japan printed it, and 044 Pikachu VMAX on 13 November, eight weeks after.
The numbers are smaller than Japan’s and arrive in fewer pieces. 909 cards in five products against 951 in seven, 124 Pokémon V printings from 70 names and 52 VMAX from 27, 6 Amazing Rare, 68 secrets, 744 Pokémon, 151 Trainers, 14 Energy and 88 artists. The shape is three Japanese pairs folded into three English sets — February’s and March’s into Rebel Clash, April’s and June’s into Darkness Ablaze, July’s and September’s into Vivid Voltage — plus an 80-card box spliced from four of them, plus one 330-card Japanese reprint set that never arrives as a set at all.
Every card below is the English printing, with its English scan, its English name and the number printed on the card.
Cards are grouped by the product they were sold in, in release order. The per-card commentary for every one of them is written on the Japanese page, because the two editions are the same card with different text on the face. Nothing is translated twice.
This page documents 909 main-series cards across five products on five release dates in 2020. It covers cards printed outside Japan only; printings for other editions are tracked separately.
| Publication edition | English edition |
|---|---|
| Products | 5 |
| Cards | 909 |
| Release dates | 5 (2020-02-07 – 2020-11-13) |
| Series codes | swsh1, swsh2, swsh3, swsh3.5, swsh4 |
| Card faces on record | all 909 |
| Latest release on record | 2020-11-13 |
SWSH · Sword & Shield (2020-02-07, 216 cards) · RCL · Rebel Clash (2020-05-01, 209 cards) · DAA · Darkness Ablaze (2020-08-14, 201 cards) · CPA · Champion’s Path (2020-09-25, 80 cards) · VIV · Vivid Voltage (2020-11-13, 203 cards).
How many main-series cards does this page record for 2020?909 cards across five products, an average of 181.8 cards per product. This is the main-series archive count, not a claim that every promo and event card from the year is itemised here.
What release dates does this page cover?5 release dates, from 2020-02-07 to 2020-11-13.
How many of these 909 cards are shown with a card face?All 909 cards have a card face on record.
Sword & Shield (swsh1), 216 cards — 202 numbered and fourteen secrets. The first English set with no GX in it, and the only 2020 English set built entirely from Japanese 2019: Japan’s own first set of the year sells on the same morning and the two share nothing. 138 Zacian V, 139 Zamazenta V and 142 Snorlax VMAX at 340 HP open the VMAX era here — four bodies, each printed twice — 178 Professor’s Research and 169 Marnie are the Supporters, and 186 Aurora Energy is the set’s only Energy card. All fourteen secrets sit past 202.
Rebel Clash (swsh2), 209 cards — 192 numbered and seventeen secrets. The set that absorbs Japan’s February and March wholesale: all 86 cards of VMAX Rising and 112 of Rebellion Crash’s 115 arrive together. 093 Dragapult VMAX at 320 and 137 Copperajah VMAX at 340 are the two biggest bodies, 154 Boss’s Orders is printed in English for the first time, and 165–168 Scoop Up Net and Tool Scrapper close the Trainer line. 104 Crobat V is missing, and that absence defines the English spring.
Darkness Ablaze (swsh3), 201 cards — 189 numbered and twelve secrets. 77 of Explosive Walker’s 86 and 104 of Mugen Zone’s 119. 104 Crobat V, 117 Eternatus VMAX at 340 and 019 Charizard V with its VMAX at 020 lead it, and 165 Piers, 168 Rose and 159 Bird Keeper are the Supporters. No Amazing Rare in this set — the frame Japan printed in July is held back until November, and then all six arrive at once.
Champion’s Path (swsh3.5), 80 cards — 73 numbered and seven secrets. The only English product of 2020 with no Japanese release day behind it, sold in boxes rather than boosters. 074 Charizard VMAX and 079 Charizard V are both secrets, above a numbered run ending at 073 Hop; the pack is filled out with nine cards of Explosive Walker, fourteen of Mugen Zone, two of Legendary Heartbeat and three of Astonishing Volt Tackle. It is the smallest English set since Detective Pikachu.
Vivid Voltage (swsh4), 203 cards — 185 numbered and eighteen secrets. Japan’s July and September arrive in one product, with the Amazing Rare frame inside it. 043 Pikachu V and 044 Pikachu VMAX at 310, 186–191 the six VMAX secrets, 192–197 six Supporter full arts and 203 Telescopic Sight as the last secret of the year. The six Amazing Rares — 009 Celebi, 050 Raikou, 082 Zacian, 102 Zamazenta, 119 Jirachi and 138 Rayquaza — are here and nowhere else in 2020.
2020-02-07. 216 cards — 173 Pokémon, 42 Trainers and 1 Energy, 31 Pokémon V and 8 VMAX; 60 commons, 56 uncommons, 47 rares, 17 Double Rares, 6 Triple Rares, 16 Ultra Rares, 14 secret cards; 27 Water, 27 Fighting, 22 Grass, 19 Fire, 19 Colourless, 18 Lightning, 17 Metal, 13 Psychic and 11 Darkness; 71 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 19.
7 February, and the first English set with no GX in it at all. 202 numbered cards and fourteen secrets, 31 Pokémon V printings from 17 names and 8 VMAX printings from four. 138 Zacian V and 139 Zamazenta V are the two cards the format is built on, with full arts at 195 and 196 and secrets at 211 and 212. 142 Snorlax VMAX at 340 HP is the tallest body in the set and has a secret printing at 206; the other three VMAX are 050 Lapras, 080 Morpeko and 116 Stonjourner, each with a secret twin at 203–205. 178 Professor’s Research, 169 Marnie, 179 Quick Ball, 156 Air Balloon and 181 Rotom Bike are the Trainers, and 186 Aurora Energy is the only Energy card in the set. All fourteen secrets sit past 202: four VMAX at 203–206, four Supporters at 207–210, the two cover Pokémon at 211–212, and four Items at 213–216. Not one card here comes from a Japanese set released in 2020 — this is December 2019, shipped west three months later, on the same morning Japan sells VMAX Rising, with which it shares nothing.
001Celebi V
002Roselia
003Roselia
004Roserade★
005Cottonee
006Whimsicott★
007Maractus
008Durant★
009Dhelmise V
010Grookey
011Grookey
012Thwackey
013Thwackey
014Rillaboom
015Rillaboom★
016Blipbug
017Blipbug
018Dottler
019Orbeetle★
020Gossifleur
021Eldegoss
022Vulpix
023Ninetales★
024Torkoal V
025Victini V
026Heatmor
027Salandit
028Salazzle
029Turtonator★
030Scorbunny
031Scorbunny
032Raboot
033Raboot
034Cinderace
035Cinderace
036Cinderace★
037Sizzlipede
038Sizzlipede
039Centiskorch★
040Shellder
041Cloyster★
042Krabby
043Krabby
044Kingler
045Goldeen
046Goldeen
047Seaking
048Lapras★
049Lapras V
050Lapras VMAX
051Qwilfish
052Mantine
053Keldeo V
054Sobble
055Sobble
056Drizzile
057Drizzile
058Inteleon
059Inteleon★
060Chewtle
061Drednaw★
062Cramorant★
063Snom
064Frosmoth
065Pikachu
066Raichu★
067Chinchou
068Chinchou
069Lanturn★
070Joltik
071Galvantula
072Tapu Koko V
073Yamper
074Yamper
075Boltund
076Boltund
077Pincurchin
078Morpeko★
079Morpeko V
080Morpeko VMAX
081Galarian Ponyta
082Galarian Rapidash★
083Gastly
084Haunter
085Gengar
086Wobbuffet V
087Munna
088Musharna★
089Sinistea
090Polteageist★
091Indeedee V
092Diglett
093Dugtrio
094Hitmonlee
095Hitmonchan
096Rhyhorn
097Rhyhorn
098Rhydon
099Rhyperior
100Sudowoodo
101Baltoy
102Baltoy
103Claydol★
104Regirock V
105Mudbray
106Mudsdale★
107Silicobra
108Silicobra
109Sandaconda★
110Sandaconda
111Clobbopus
112Clobbopus
113Grapploct★
114Stonjourner★
115Stonjourner V
116Stonjourner VMAX
117Galarian Zigzagoon
118Galarian Linoone
119Galarian Obstagoon
120Sableye V
121Skorupi
122Drapion★
123Croagunk
124Toxicroak
125Nickit
126Thievul★
127Galarian Meowth
128Galarian Perrserker
129Mawile
130Ferroseed
131Ferrothorn
132Galarian Stunfisk
133Pawniard
134Bisharp
135Corviknight★
136Cufant
137Copperajah
138Zacian V
139Zamazenta V
140Snorlax★
141Snorlax V
142Snorlax VMAX
143Hoothoot
144Noctowl★
145Minccino
146Minccino
147Cinccino★
148Oranguru
149Drampa★
150Rookidee
151Corvisquire
152Wooloo
153Wooloo
154Dubwool
155Cramorant V
156Air Balloon
157Bede
158Big Charm
159Crushing Hammer
160Energy Retrieval
161Energy Search
162Energy Switch
163Evolution Incense
164Great Ball
165Hop
166Hyper Potion
167Lucky Egg
168Lum Berry
169Marnie
170Metal Saucer
171Ordinary Rod
172Pal Pad
173Poké Kid
174Pokégear 3.0
175Pokémon Catcher
176Pokémon Center Lady
177Potion
178Professor's Research (Professor Magnolia)
179Quick Ball
180Rare Candy
181Rotom Bike
182Sitrus Berry
183Switch
184Team Yell Grunt
185Vitality Band
186Aurora Energy
187Dhelmise V
188Torkoal V
189Lapras V
190Morpeko V
191Wobbuffet V
192Indeedee V
193Stonjourner V
194Sableye V
195Zacian V
196Zamazenta V
197Snorlax V
198Cramorant V
199Bede
200Marnie
201Professor's Research (Professor Magnolia)
202Team Yell Grunt
203Lapras VMAX★
204Morpeko VMAX★
205Stonjourner VMAX★
206Snorlax VMAX★
207Bede★
208Marnie★
209Professor's Research (Professor Magnolia)★
210Team Yell Grunt★
211Zacian V★
212Zamazenta V★
213Air Balloon★
214Metal Saucer★
215Ordinary Rod★
216Quick Ball★2020-05-01. 209 cards — 176 Pokémon, 28 Trainers and 5 Energy, 30 Pokémon V and 14 VMAX; 50 commons, 51 uncommons, 50 rares, 16 Double Rares, 7 Triple Rares, 18 Ultra Rares, 17 secret cards; 26 Grass, 23 Water, 22 Psychic, 21 Lightning, 20 Fighting, 18 Metal, 16 Fire, 16 Darkness and 14 Colourless; 75 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 28.
1 May, and the set where Japan’s February and March arrive together. 192 numbered cards and seventeen secrets, 30 Pokémon V printings from 16 names and 14 VMAX printings from seven. All 86 cards of VMAX Rising and 112 of Rebellion Crash’s 115 land here on the same morning — 093 Dragapult VMAX at 320 and 137 Copperajah VMAX at 340 are the two biggest bodies, each with a secret twin at 197 and 199. 154 Boss’s Orders is printed in English for the first time, with a full art at 189 and a secret at 200; 165 Scoop Up Net, 168 Tool Scrapper and 174 Twin Energy follow it to 207, 208 and 209. 171–174 are the four Special Energies, and the other six VMAX lines are the three starters plus Toxtricity, Malamar and Rillaboom. 104 Crobat V is not in this set — the most played Pokémon of the year waits for August, ten weeks after Japan printed it.
001Caterpie
002Metapod
003Butterfree★
004Scyther
005Shuckle
006Heracross
007Lotad
008Lombre
009Ludicolo★
010Surskit
011Masquerain
012Snover
013Abomasnow★
014Phantump
015Trevenant★
016Grubbin
017Rillaboom V
018Rillaboom VMAX
019Eldegoss V
020Applin
021Applin
022Flapple
023Appletun
024Vulpix
025Ninetales★
026Ninetales V
027Growlithe
028Arcanine★
029Magmar
030Magmortar★
031Litwick
032Lampent
033Chandelure
034Heatmor
035Cinderace V
036Cinderace VMAX
037Galarian Mr. Mime
038Galarian Mr. Rime★
039Magikarp
040Gyarados
041Wingull
042Pelipper
043Milotic V
044Tympole
045Palpitoad
046Seismitoad★
047Galarian Darumaka
048Galarian Darmanitan★
049Inteleon V
050Inteleon VMAX
051Cramorant★
052Arrokuda
053Barraskewda★
054Eiscue
055Eiscue V
056Voltorb
057Electrode
058Electabuzz
059Electivire★
060Shinx
061Luxio
062Luxray
063Helioptile
064Heliolisk
065Charjabug
066Vikavolt
067Boltund V
068Toxel
069Toxtricity★
070Toxtricity V
071Toxtricity VMAX
072Pincurchin V
073Morpeko
074Clefairy
075Clefable
076Natu
077Xatu
078Galarian Corsola
079Galarian Cursola
080Sigilyph★
081Sandygast
082Palossand
083Hatenna
084Hattrem
085Hatterene
086Milcery
087Alcremie★
088Indeedee
089Dreepy
090Drakloak
091Dragapult
092Dragapult V
093Dragapult VMAX
094Galarian Farfetch'd
095Galarian Sirfetch'd
096Nosepass
097Meditite
098Medicham
099Barboach
100Whiscash★
101Galarian Yamask
102Galarian Runerigus★
103Binacle
104Barbaracle★
105Rolycoly
106Carkol
107Coalossal
108Sandaconda V
109Falinks
110Falinks V
111Stonjourner
112Koffing
113Galarian Weezing
114Stunky
115Skuntank
116Spiritomb★
117Trubbish
118Garbodor★
119Vullaby
120Mandibuzz★
121Malamar V
122Malamar VMAX
123Impidimp
124Morgrem
125Grimmsnarl
126Galarian Meowth
127Galarian Perrserker★
128Scizor★
129Bronzor
130Bronzong
131Probopass★
132Durant
133Honedge
134Doublade
135Aegislash★
136Copperajah V
137Copperajah VMAX
138Duraludon
139Zacian★
140Zamazenta★
141Snorlax★
142Chatot
143Pidove
144Tranquill
145Unfezant★
146Bunnelby
147Diggersby★
148Hawlucha
149Stufful
150Bewear
151Skwovet
152Greedent★
153Dubwool V
154Boss's Orders (Giovanni)
155Burning Scarf
156Capacious Bucket
157Cursed Shovel
158Dan
159Full Heal
160Galar Mine
161Milo
162Nugget
163Oleana
164Poké Ball
165Scoop Up Net
166Skyla
167Sonia
168Tool Scrapper
169Training Court
170Turffield Stadium
171Capture Energy
172Horror Psychic Energy
173Speed Lightning Energy
174Twin Energy
175Rillaboom V
176Eldegoss V
177Ninetales V
178Cinderace V
179Milotic V
180Inteleon V
181Boltund V
182Toxtricity V
183Dragapult V
184Sandaconda V
185Falinks V
186Malamar V
187Copperajah V
188Dubwool V
189Boss's Orders (Giovanni)
190Milo
191Oleana
192Sonia
193Rillaboom VMAX★
194Cinderace VMAX★
195Inteleon VMAX★
196Toxtricity VMAX★
197Dragapult VMAX★
198Malamar VMAX★
199Copperajah VMAX★
200Boss's Orders (Giovanni)★
201Milo★
202Oleana★
203Sonia★
204Frosmoth★
205Galarian Perrserker★
206Big Charm★
207Scoop Up Net★
208Tool Scrapper★
209Twin Energy★2020-08-14. 201 cards — 172 Pokémon, 25 Trainers and 4 Energy, 23 Pokémon V and 12 VMAX; 53 commons, 50 uncommons, 52 rares, 14 Double Rares, 7 Triple Rares, 13 Ultra Rares, 12 secret cards; 26 Colourless, 21 Grass, 21 Darkness, 20 Water, 19 Fire, 18 Metal, 17 Psychic, 17 Fighting and 13 Lightning; 76 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 20.
14 August, and the set where the VMAX body stops being a headline. 189 numbered cards and twelve secrets, 23 Pokémon V printings from 14 names and 12 VMAX printings from seven. 104 Crobat V, 117 Eternatus VMAX at 340 and 019 Charizard V — with its VMAX at 020 — lead it, and 165 Piers, 168 Rose and 159 Bird Keeper are the Supporters. 172 Turbo Patch is the only Item with a secret at 200, and 174–176 are the set’s three Special Energies, with 201 the secret printing of Capture Energy. 77 of Explosive Walker’s 86 cards and 104 of Mugen Zone’s 119 arrive here together; the other nine and fourteen go into the September box, and one never comes across at all. There is not one Amazing Rare in this set — the frame Japan had already printed in July does not reach English until November, and then all six at once.
001Butterfree V
002Butterfree VMAX
003Paras
004Parasect
005Carnivine
006Pansage
007Simisage
008Karrablast
009Shelmet
010Accelgor★
011Rowlet
012Dartrix
013Decidueye
014Bounsweet
015Steenee
016Tsareena★
017Wimpod
018Golisopod
019Charizard V
020Charizard VMAX
021Houndoom V
022Torchic
023Combusken
024Blaziken
025Heatran
026Pansear
027Simisear
028Galarian Darmanitan★
029Larvesta
030Volcarona★
031Fletchinder
032Talonflame★
033Centiskorch V
034Centiskorch VMAX
035Galarian Mr. Mime
036Galarian Mr. Rime★
037Suicune
038Feebas
039Milotic
040Relicanth
041Panpour
042Simipour
043Galarian Darumaka
044Galarian Darmanitan★
045Vanillite
046Vanillish
047Vanilluxe★
048Cubchoo
049Beartic★
050Wishiwashi
051Mareanie
052Toxapex
053Dracovish
054Arctovish★
055Mareep
056Flaaffy
057Ampharos★
058Electrike
059Manectric★
060Vikavolt V
061Tapu Koko
062Toxel
063Toxtricity
064Pincurchin
065Dracozolt★
066Arctozolt
067Jigglypuff
068Wigglytuff★
069Mew V
070Snubbull
071Granbull★
072Lunatone
073Gothita
074Gothorita
075Gothitelle★
076Golett
077Golurk★
078Dedenne
079Morelull
080Shiinotic
081Mimikyu★
082Sinistea
083Polteageist
084Diglett
085Dugtrio
086Larvitar
087Pupitar
088Tyranitar
089Trapinch
090Vibrava
091Flygon★
092Solrock
093Hippopotas
094Hippowdon★
095Rhyperior V
096Diggersby★
097Passimian
098Galarian Sirfetch'd★
099Galarian Slowbro V
100Grimer
101Muk★
102Spinarak
103Ariados
104Crobat V
105Darkrai
106Purrloin
107Liepard★
108Deino
109Zweilous
110Hydreigon★
111Hoopa
112Nickit
113Thievul★
114Grimmsnarl V
115Grimmsnarl VMAX
116Eternatus V
117Eternatus VMAX
118Scizor V
119Scizor VMAX
120Skarmory
121Aron
122Lairon
123Aggron
124Escavalier★
125Klink
126Klang
127Klinklang★
128Galarian Stunfisk V
129Meltan
130Melmetal★
131Cufant
132Copperajah
133Kangaskhan
134Tauros
135Sentret
136Furret
137Dunsparce
138Teddiursa
139Ursaring
140Lugia★
141Skitty
142Delcatty★
143Salamence V
144Salamence VMAX
145Starly
146Staravia
147Staraptor★
148Ducklett
149Swanna★
150Bunnelby
151Fletchling
152Skwovet
153Greedent★
154Rookidee
155Corvisquire
156Corviknight
157Big Parasol
158Billowing Smoke
159Bird Keeper
160Cape of Toughness
161Familiar Bell
162Glimwood Tangle
163Kabu
164Old PC
165Piers
166Pokémon Breeder's Nurturing
167Rare Fossil
168Rose
169Rose Tower
170Spikemuth
171Struggle Gloves
172Turbo Patch
173Yell Horn
174Heat Fire Energy
175Hiding Darkness Energy
176Powerful Colorless Energy
177Butterfree V
178Houndoom V
179Centiskorch V
180Vikavolt V
181Rhyperior V
182Crobat V
183Scizor V
184Galarian Stunfisk V
185Salamence V
186Kabu
187Piers
188Pokémon Breeder's Nurturing
189Rose
190Butterfree VMAX★
191Centiskorch VMAX★
192Eternatus VMAX★
193Scizor VMAX★
194Salamence VMAX★
195Pokémon Breeder's Nurturing★
196Rose★
197Rillaboom★
198Coalossal★
199Big Parasol★
200Turbo Patch★
201Capture Energy★2020-09-25. 80 cards — 57 Pokémon, 23 Trainers and no Energy cards, 16 Pokémon V and 6 VMAX; 21 commons, 23 uncommons, 10 rares, 11 Double Rares, 3 Triple Rares, 5 Ultra Rares, 7 secret cards; 14 Darkness, 11 Psychic, 10 Fighting, 7 Fire, 7 Water, 5 Grass, 2 Colourless and 1 Metal; 40 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 8.
25 September, and the only English product of 2020 with no Japanese release day behind it. 73 numbered cards and seven secrets, sold in boxes rather than boosters: 16 Pokémon V printings from 12 names and 6 VMAX printings from four. 074 Charizard VMAX and 079 Charizard V are both secrets, printed above a numbered run that ends at 073 Hop. The seven secrets are all named characters and bodies — three VMAX at 074–076, Kabu and Piers at 077–078, Charizard V at 079, and Suspicious Food Tin at 080. It splices nine cards of Explosive Walker, fourteen of Mugen Zone, two of Legendary Heartbeat and three of Astonishing Volt Tackle into one small product, and it is the smallest English set since Detective Pikachu in 2019. Nothing in it is new to Japan; everything in it is new to English.
001Venusaur V
002Weedle
003Kakuna
004Beedrill
005Eldegoss V
006Vulpix
007Victini
008Incineroar V
009Sizzlipede
010Centiskorch
011Carvanha
012Sharpedo
013Wailord V
014Drednaw V
015Drednaw VMAX
016Gardevoir V
017Gardevoir VMAX
018Hatenna
019Hattrem
020Hatterene
021Galarian Cursola V
022Alcremie V
023Alcremie VMAX
024Machop
025Machoke
026Machamp
027Lucario V
028Zygarde
029Rockruff
030Lycanroc
031Rolycoly
032Grapploct V
033Ekans
034Arbok
035Galarian Zigzagoon
036Galarian Linoone
037Galarian Obstagoon
038Absol
039Purrloin
040Liepard
041Scraggy
042Scrafty
043Trubbish
044Inkay
045Malamar
046Nickit
047Duraludon V
048Swablu
049Altaria
050Bede
051Full Heal
052Great Ball
053Hop
054Hyper Potion
055Kabu
056Marnie
057Milo
058Piers
059Poké Ball
060Pokémon Center Lady
061Potion
062Professor's Research (Professor Magnolia)
063Rotom Bike
064Rotom Phone
065Sonia
066Suspicious Food Tin
067Team Yell Grunt
068Turffield Stadium
069Drednaw V
070Gardevoir V
071Galarian Cursola V
072Grapploct V
073Hop
074Charizard VMAX★
075Drednaw VMAX★
076Gardevoir VMAX★
077Kabu★
078Piers★
079Charizard V★
080Suspicious Food Tin★2020-11-13. 203 cards — 166 Pokémon, 33 Trainers and 4 Energy, 24 Pokémon V, 12 VMAX and 6 Amazing Rare; 44 commons, 46 uncommons, 52 rares, 11 Double Rares, 6 Triple Rares, 6 Amazing Rares, 20 Ultra Rares, 18 secret cards; 25 Grass, 23 Lightning, 23 Fighting, 21 Psychic, 21 Metal, 19 Colourless, 15 Water, 11 Darkness and 8 Fire; 75 artists worked on it and 5ban Graphics drew 20.
13 November, and the set where the year’s two halves meet. 185 numbered cards and eighteen secrets, 24 Pokémon V printings from 13 names and 12 VMAX printings from six. 77 of Legendary Heartbeat’s 94 cards and 116 of Astonishing Volt Tackle’s 121 are inside it. 043 Pikachu V and 044 Pikachu VMAX at 310 arrive eight weeks after Japan, with the full art at 170 and the secret at 188. 186–191 are the six VMAX secrets, one for each body — Orbeetle, Galarian Darmanitan, Pikachu, Coalossal, Aegislash and Togekiss. The six Amazing Rares arrive here and nowhere else in 2020: 009 Celebi, 050 Raikou, 082 Zacian, 102 Zamazenta, 119 Jirachi and 138 Rayquaza, the same six Japan printed in July, renumbered and eighteen weeks later. 192–197 are the Supporter full arts — Allister, Bea, Beauty, Leon, Nessa and Opal — and 203 Telescopic Sight is the last secret of the year.
001Weedle
002Kakuna
003Beedrill★
004Exeggcute
005Exeggutor★
006Yanma
007Yanmega★
008Pineco
009Celebi
010Seedot
011Nuzleaf
012Shiftry★
013Nincada
014Ninjask★
015Shaymin
016Genesect
017Skiddo
018Gogoat
019Dhelmise
020Orbeetle V
021Orbeetle VMAX
022Zarude V
023Charmander
024Charmeleon
025Charizard★
026Flareon★
027Slugma
028Magcargo
029Talonflame V
030Vaporeon★
031Wailmer
032Wailord
033Oshawott
034Dewott
035Samurott★
036Galarian Darmanitan V
037Galarian Darmanitan VMAX
038Chewtle
039Drednaw★
040Cramorant
041Arrokuda
042Barraskewda★
043Pikachu V
044Pikachu VMAX
045Voltorb
046Electrode
047Jolteon★
048Zapdos
049Ampharos V
050Raikou
051Electrike
052Manectric★
053Blitzle
054Zebstrika
055Joltik
056Galvantula
057Tynamo
058Eelektrik
059Eelektross★
060Zekrom
061Zeraora
062Pincurchin
063Clefairy
064Clefable★
065Girafarig
066Shedinja★
067Shuppet
068Banette★
069Duskull
070Dusclops
071Dusknoir
072Chimecho
073Woobat
074Swoobat
075Cottonee
076Whimsicott★
077Dedenne
078Xerneas
079Diancie
080Milcery
081Alcremie★
082Zacian
083Wooper
084Quagsire★
085Shuckle
086Phanpy
087Donphan★
088Hitmontop
089Regirock
090Riolu
091Drilbur
092Terrakion★
093Zygarde
094Rockruff
095Lycanroc★
096Mudbray
097Mudsdale★
098Coalossal V
099Coalossal VMAX
100Clobbopus
101Grapploct★
102Zamazenta
103Poochyena
104Mightyena
105Sableye
106Drapion V
107Sandile
108Krokorok
109Krookodile★
110Trubbish
111Garbodor★
112Galarian Meowth
113Galarian Perrserker★
114Forretress★
115Steelix V
116Beldum
117Metang
118Metagross★
119Jirachi
120Lucario★
121Dialga
122Excadrill
123Ferroseed
124Ferrothorn
125Galarian Stunfisk
126Aegislash V
127Aegislash VMAX
128Magearna
129Duraludon
130Eevee
131Snorlax
132Lugia
133Taillow
134Swellow
135Whismur
136Loudred
137Exploud★
138Rayquaza
139Chatot
140Togekiss V
141Togekiss VMAX
142Tornadus
143Pikipek
144Trumbeak
145Toucannon★
146Allister
147Bea
148Beauty
149Cara Liss
150Circhester Bath
151Drone Rotom
152Hero's Medal
153League Staff
154Leon
155Memory Capsule
156Moomoo Cheese
157Nessa
158Opal
159Rocky Helmet
160Telescopic Sight
161Wyndon Stadium
162Aromatic Grass Energy
163Coating Metal Energy
164Stone Fighting Energy
165Wash Water Energy
166Orbeetle V
167Zarude V
168Talonflame V
169Galarian Darmanitan V
170Pikachu V
171Ampharos V
172Alakazam V
173Coalossal V
174Galarian Sirfetch'd V
175Drapion V
176Steelix V
177Aegislash V
178Togekiss V
179Allister
180Bea
181Beauty
182Leon
183Nessa
184Opal
185Pokémon Center Lady
186Orbeetle VMAX★
187Galarian Darmanitan VMAX★
188Pikachu VMAX★
189Coalossal VMAX★
190Aegislash VMAX★
191Togekiss VMAX★
192Allister★
193Bea★
194Beauty★
195Leon★
196Nessa★
197Opal★
198Galarian Obstagoon★
199Oranguru★
200Cape of Toughness★
201Hero's Medal★
202Memory Capsule★
203Telescopic Sight★Also released this year: Japanese edition.
Shining Fates (swsh4.5), 72 numbered cards and one secret, with a Shiny Vault subset numbered above them — English’s own shiny product, sold in boxes, and the only place the last three Amazing Rares ever appear in English: Reshiram, Kyogre and Yveltal, the three cards Japan put inside November’s Shiny Star V. 35 more cards of that Japanese set land here too.
Battle Styles (swsh5), and the format splits in two — Single Strike and Rapid Strike, a mechanic that is not in any 2020 product in either language. VMAX carries on; nothing with an A on it is ever printed again.
What English 2020 settles is that the lag is the product. Every Japanese set of the year reaches English between eight and eighteen weeks later, not one of them on the same day, and Champion’s Path is the only product in the year with no Japanese original at all. Three Japanese pairs become three English sets — February’s and March’s, April’s and June’s, July’s and September’s — and the year’s most played card, Crobat V, arrives ten weeks after its own block. The 330 cards of Shiny Star V never arrive as a set: 215 were already printed here, 37 are a different card of the same species, 20 pair with English printings already on sale in 2020, 35 wait for Shining Fates in February 2021, and 23 never come across in any form at all. The pack price does not move all year, and the shape does not either: 27 VMAX bodies across 52 printings, and not one product in the year without a VMAX line in it.
Release dates and product identities are connected to the English edition release register by set code. Sources are printed per product so a reader can check the claim without trusting this page alone. Unmatched products say so instead of borrowing another edition’s citation.
swsh1 verified_secondaryswsh2 verified_secondaryswsh3 verified_secondaryswsh3.5 verified_secondaryswsh4 verified_secondaryAll 909 English cards of the five products are listed, and every one carries its English scan. The counts are 216, 209, 201, 80 and 203. 68 of them are secret cards — 14, 17, 12, 7 and 18 — and are shown at the numbers they actually print, past the total of their own set: 203–216, 193–209, 190–201, 074–080 and 186–203. Another 72 are full arts inside the numbered run, which is why a card numbered 195 can be rarer than one numbered 216.
This page lists cards, not commentary. Each entry is the scan, the number printed on the card, the English name, the rarity and the illustrator; the per-card commentary is written on the Japanese page for the same card, because the two editions are the same card with different text on the face. Nothing is translated twice, and nothing is written twice.
The two pages do not count the same cards, and the difference is the point. 909 English cards against 951 Japanese. Champion’s Path accounts for 80 of the gap on this side — a boxed set with no Japanese release day — while on the other side 37 Japanese cards of the November reprint set are, in English, a different card of the same species, 35 do not arrive until Shining Fates in February 2021, and 23 never come across.
The Amazing Rares are six here and nine in Japan. The three that are missing — Reshiram, Kyogre and Yveltal — are the ones Japan printed inside its November reprint set, and they do not reach English until 19 February 2021. They are recorded on this page as absent rather than assumed, which is why the English page counts six and the Japanese page counts nine. None of the six is in Darkness Ablaze: the frame debuts in English in November, four months after Japan.
VMAX is printed in English for the first time this year, and the source data does not label it. The English card database records the V suffix but not VMAX, so every one of the 52 VMAX printings on this page is identified by the name printed on it — Lapras VMAX, Copperajah VMAX, Pikachu VMAX — rather than by a field. The same rule as the Japanese page: what the card says wins over what the data says.
14 cards in this year carry no illustrator credit, and all 14 are Special Energy — a category that prints without an artist credit. Nothing is missing from the record and nothing is filled in with a guess. One of them, Twin Energy at 209, is a secret printing, so the gap shows up in the secret range as well as the numbered one.
Two things are declared rather than smoothed over. Champion’s Path is counted as 2020 because it went on sale on 25 September 2020, even though it corresponds to no Japanese product and pulls its cards from four earlier Japanese sets: the same rule this site used for Detective Pikachu in 2019. And the shiny reprints of Japan’s November set are not listed here as a product — they arrive in English in 2021, and this page does not pull them backwards into 2020 to make the two years look alike.
Five products, 909 cards, 124 Pokémon V printings from 70 names and 52 VMAX from 27, 6 Amazing Rare, 68 secrets, 744 Pokémon, 151 Trainers and 14 Energy — with no GX, no Tag Team, no Prism Star, no Pokémon-EX, no Mega Evolution, no BREAK and no Legend card anywhere in the year at all. English 2020 is the year the lag becomes visible: seven Japanese sets arrive between eight and eighteen weeks late, not one on the same day, Crobat V ten weeks after its own block, and the November reprint set not at all until the following February. The year opens with a set built entirely from Japanese December 2019 and closes with a set that is mostly Japanese September — and in between there is one product, 80 cards in a box, that Japan never had.