The internet’s largest database of 8,917 promo & special release Pokémon TCG cards from around the world.
1998 Pokemon Clay Master Contest
In the summer of 1998, Pokemon and Banpresto (a Japanese toy manufacturer now owned by Bandai Namco) teamed up to
Wizards of the Coast Illustration Contests
Much like the Japanese illustration contest held in 1998, Wizards of the Coast also held its own art contests through
Vending Machine Sheet 3
Known officially as 拡張シート(Expansion Sheet), the vending machine cards were distributed in 1998 from vending machines around Japan. They all
Battle Road 2008
Following the events of Battle Road 2007 and the Winter Challenge, Battle Road 2008 was the final tournament series under
Meiji Chocolate Pokemon Promotion
Meiji Chocolates are a major brand of confectionary goods manufactured by Meiji Co. Ltd, a subsidiary of Meiji Holdings Co.
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Play Pokemon Series Variants added
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August 2, 2022
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January 8, 2022
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August 22, 2021
Sun Moon Promos Updated for English, Chinese, & Japanese
June 13, 2021
Indonesian SM-P promos added
May 8, 2021
English Promos updated to BW
April 1, 2021
Japanese Promo sets up to Sun & Moon updated
March 6, 2021
Additional Promo Sets + Status Tracker Page
February 19, 2021
Special Print “Promo set” added
February 2, 2021
Articles
Korean BW6 Barcode Lottery
In 2012, the 6th Pokemon Black and White Set, Cold Flare was released in Korea. To commemorate the occasion, Pokemon Korea held a lottery where entrants would need to mail
Starter Triple Get Campaign
To commemorate the release of the new e-Card generation, Pokemon released a new starter deck. This contained a 30-card deck (with 12 randomized cards), a coin, counters, rulebook, and a
Pokemon Card Fan Club
The Pokemon Card Fan Club was established in 1999 as the first official membership club for Pokemon fans in Japan. It would run until 2002, after which it would be
2002 Pokemon World Championships
On August 3 – 4, 2002, Wizards of the Coast would host their first and only Pokemon TCG World Championships in Seattle, Washington in America. This would also be the