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Every Ino Yamanaka Card in the Naruto Card Line

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The official Naruto Mythos card gallery lists 12 records of Ino Yamanaka, sitting on 5 card numbers and printed in 5 rarity codes across 2 sets. CardSpicy indexes the Naruto line card by card, and the table below is the whole list for this character.

A Yamanaka mind-transfer specialist and Sakura’s rival, and the count below is everything the manufacturer’s own gallery holds for Ino Yamanaka — including the printings that share a card number and differ only in rarity or version name.

How many Ino Yamanaka cards are there?

A Yamanaka mind-transfer specialist and Sakura’s rival. The gallery holds 12 records under the name Ino Yamanaka. Those 12 records resolve to 8 card-number-and-version pairings across 5 card numbers, because the same number is reused for printings at different rarities. The earliest printing is dated 2026-03-13 and the most recent 2026-09-04.

Rarity code Records Where it appears
C 3 Set 1 and Set 2.
R 3 Set 1 and Set 2.
RA 3 Set 1 and Set 2.
UC 2 Set 1.
Shinobi 1 Set 2.

Across the two recorded sets that is 8 in Set 1 (Konoha Shidō) and 4 in Set 2 (Shinobi Shiren). By edition the split is 8 first-edition records and 4 second-edition records.

Every Ino Yamanaka card, listed

Every Ino Yamanaka record the gallery holds, in card-number order. “Card number” is the number printed on the card itself; a card number can carry more than one printing at more than one rarity, which is why some numbers appear several times. Chakra is the cost in the top-left of the card and power is the printed value. Effect text is quoted as printed.

Card number Version Rarity Edition Chakra Power Effect
019/130 Genin of Team 10 C 1stnd & 2ndnd 1 1 MAIN ↯ If there’s another Team 10 character in this mission, POWERUP 1.
020/130 Mind Transfer Jutsu UC 1stnd & 2ndnd 3 0 MAIN ↯ Take control of an enemy character with cost 2 or less in this mission. · UPGRADE MAIN effect: Instead, the cost limit is 3 or less.
110/130 Mind Destruction Jutsu R 1stnd & 2ndnd 5 4 MAIN ↯ If there are 2 or more enemy characters in this mission, move the weakest non-hidden enemy character. · UPGRADE MAIN effect: After moving them, hide the enemy character.
110/130 Mind Transfer Jutsu RA 1stnd & 2ndnd 5 4 MAIN ↯ If there are 2 or more enemy characters in this mission, move the weakest non-hidden enemy character. · UPGRADE MAIN effect: After moving them, hide the enemy character.
010/140 Natural Leader C 1stnd 2 1 MAIN ⧗ If there’s a friendly Team 10 character in this mission, CHAKRA +1.
124/140 Chunin Exams Shinobi 1stnd 6 2 DUEL Sakura Haruno ↯ Take control of an enemy character of Power lower than the Sakura Haruno‘s Power. · UPGRADE ↯ Move a controlled character from this mission.
124/140 “Get ready to tell everyone that you lost!” R 1stnd 6 2 DUEL Sakura Haruno ↯ Take control of an enemy character of Power lower than the Sakura Haruno‘s Power. · UPGRADE ↯ Move a controlled character from this mission.
124/140 “Get ready to tell everyone that you lost!” RA 1stnd 6 2 DUEL Sakura Haruno ↯ Take control of an enemy character of Power lower than the Sakura Haruno‘s Power. · UPGRADE ↯ Move a controlled character from this mission.

Ino Yamanaka — the strongest cards

The highest power printed on any Ino Yamanaka card is 4. The top of the range looks like this:

Card number Version Rarity Chakra Power
110/130 Mind Destruction Jutsu R 5 4
110/130 Mind Transfer Jutsu RA 5 4
110/130 Mind Destruction Jutsu R 5 4
110/130 Mind Transfer Jutsu RA 5 4
124/140 Chunin Exams Shinobi 6 2

Power is not the same as usefulness. A card’s chakra cost is what it takes to play it, and the effect line is what it does once it is in play; a high-power card that costs more chakra than the deck can produce is not the strongest card in the set.

Who Ino Yamanaka duels

Some Ino Yamanaka cards carry a DUEL line, which names a specific opposing character and gives an effect that only fires against that character. The gallery prints these:

What Ino Yamanaka’s cards have in common

Every Ino Yamanaka record in the gallery is filed under Leaf Village (12), so the group line does not vary between cards. The keyword lines do vary, and they show what the card is expected to be used with:

Keyword Records
Team 10 12
Jutsu 9

Every card of this character in the gallery is a Character card — the line has not printed this character as any other card type.

Ino Yamanaka in the Naruto Card Game

Bandai’s Naruto Card Game, the 2027 game, has shown a different set of cards from the Mythos line. For Ino Yamanaka, the revealed cards are:

  • N-011 — Character. Ino Yamanaka — Team 10.

Those are reveals and display cards, not a card list: the game does not release until 2027 and Bandai has published no numbering for it. See every Naruto Card Game card that has been shown for the full set.

What has been recorded for Leaf

Ino Yamanaka is filed under Leaf in our index, alongside 33 other characters. The gallery has recorded 25 of those 34 characters, and this page is the one for Ino Yamanaka: the others with records are Naruto Uzumaki, Sasuke Uchiha, Sakura Haruno, Kakashi Hatake. The full list for the group is below, so you can see at a glance what exists and what does not.

Character Records in the gallery
Naruto Uzumaki 32
Sasuke Uchiha 27
Sakura Haruno 21
Kakashi Hatake 20
Tsunade 18
Jiraiya 16
Rock Lee 16
Kiba Inuzuka 14
Neji Hyuga 14
Shikamaru Nara 14
Hinata Hyuga 13
Ino Yamanaka — this page 12
Choji Akimichi 11
Shino Aburame 11
Tenten 10
Asuma Sarutobi 7
Hiruzen Sarutobi 7
Kurenai Yuhi 7
Might Guy 6
Iruka Umino 5
Shizune 5
Minato Namikaze 3
Hashirama Senju 2
Tobirama Senju 2
Konohamaru Sarutobi 1
Boruto Uzumaki 0
Danzo Shimura 0
Kawaki 0
Kushina Uzumaki 0
Mitsuki 0
Sai 0
Sarada Uchiha 0
Shisui Uchiha 0
Yamato 0

How these counts are made

The counts on this page are read out of the manufacturer’s own card gallery rather than estimated. A “record” is one entry in that gallery: where the same card is held in more than one edition, each edition is its own record, which is why the record count reads higher than a count of distinct cards would. Rarity codes are shown exactly as the gallery prints them, and where the gallery prints a code without explaining it, the code is shown rather than a name invented for it. Prices are not quoted: there is no tracked market for these cards that we can quote from. See the full Naruto card list for the same data taken across every character at once.

Frequently asked questions

How many Ino Yamanaka cards are there?

The gallery holds 12 records of Ino Yamanaka, across 5 card numbers and 5 rarity codes.

What rarities is Ino Yamanaka printed at?

C (3 records), R (3 records), RA (3 records), UC (2 records), Shinobi (1 records).

Which sets is Ino Yamanaka in?

Set 1: Konoha Shidō (8 records) and Set 2: Shinobi Shiren (4 records), with printings dated 2026-03-13 to 2026-09-04.

Is Ino Yamanaka in Bandai’s Naruto Card Game?

Yes. N-011 is a Character card. The game releases in 2027 and no card list has been published for it yet.

Does this page quote Ino Yamanaka card prices?

No. There is no tracked market for these cards that we can quote from, so this page lists what is printed on the cards and quotes no values.

Sources

Sources and further reading
  1. Naruto Mythos — the manufacturer’s own card gallery, for every card number, version name, rarity code, chakra cost, power value, effect line, set and release date on this page.
  2. CardSpicy — the Naruto card list, where every record the gallery holds is listed character by character.
  3. CardSpicy — the Naruto index, for the character grid and the village, era and chase-tier data behind it.
  4. Bandai Card Games — reveal material and Gen Con 2026 coverage, for the Naruto Card Game cards named above and the 2027 release window.

Card statistics on this page are counted from the manufacturer’s own gallery at the date shown, so they move as the gallery is updated. Prices are not quoted here. Where the manufacturer has published nothing for a field, the field is left empty rather than filled in. Card names, characters and series are the property of their respective rights holders, and this page is an independent collector’s index.

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