14 Series · 146 Expansions · 20,097+ Cards

Every set,
ever printed.

The complete catalog of Pokémon TCG sets, from the 1999 Base Set to today. Browse by series below, or jump straight to what you're chasing.

2025 — PresentLive series

Mega Evolution

7 sets1,031 cards

The Mega mechanic returns with reimagined art and a fresh chase-card meta.

2023 — 2025

Scarlet & Violet

18 sets3,630 cards

Tera-types reshape the game. ex cards, Special Illustration Rares, and the modern collector boom in full swing.

2019 — 2023

Sword & Shield

19 sets3,667 cards

VMAX and VSTAR reign. Evolving Skies and Crown Zenith are the modern grails.

2017 — 2019

Sun & Moon

17 sets2,973 cards

GX cards take over and Hidden Fates' shiny vault rewrites what a chase card looks like.

2013 — 2016

XY

16 sets1,811 cards

Mega Evolution debuts. Full Art Pokémon become the new standard.

2011 — 2013

Black & White

13 sets1,437 cards

Format reset. Reshiram, Zekrom, and the Plasma trilogy define the series.

2010 — 2011

HeartGold & SoulSilver

6 sets545 cards

Gen 2 revisited with modern card quality. HGSS Undaunted and Triumphant hold the series' top chase cards.

2009

Platinum

4 sets517 cards

Arceus arrives. Platinum-bordered Lv.X cards and a trio of strong sets close out the DP series.

2007 — 2008

Diamond & Pearl

8 sets900 cards

Gen 4 kicks off. Lv.X cards and the first truly "modern" look.

2003 — 2007

EX

21 sets1,806 cards

Pokémon-ex, Gold Stars, and the first generation of full-art chase cards.

2002 — 2003

E-Card

3 sets529 cards

A short, strange series of scannable cards. Crystal types and Skyridge holos are the chase.

1999 — 2002

Base

7 sets604 cards

Where it all started. Charizard, Dark Charizard, Ancient Mew — the original grails.

2000 — 2002

Neo

5 sets383 cards

Gen 2 arrives. Shining Pokémon, Lugia, and Ho-Oh make their TCG debut.

2000

Gym

2 sets264 cards

Kanto's Gym Leaders get their own sets. Owner Pokémon, Stadiums, and the first Rocket-flavored decks.