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Stroll, soar, and swim with Kanto's first Pokémon partners

Embark on an adventure with Kanto's first Pokémon partners. Witness the rise of these iconic Pokémon as they find their feet and progress into their new surroundings as fully evolved Pokémon.

Rediscovering the first 151 Pokémon

Take a fresh look at the first 151 Pokémon with stunning Rare Art and Special Rare Art cards. Imagine the grandeur of Zapdos, gazing into a puddle on a rainy night, alongside Articuno and Moltres.

Expand your collection Scarlet and Purple – 151

Booster packs for most Pokémon TCG expansions are available in various forms, ranging from booster displays to individual booster packs. However, to obtain booster packs for special expansions like Scarlet and Purple – 151 , you'll need to purchase products like the Elite Trainer Box and the Ultra-Premium Collection. These products usually come with special promo cards and items that will help you complete your collection and play, making them a lot of fun to open.

Fossils with a modern scent

Fossil Trainer cards have been staples of the Pokémon TCG since their debut in the expansion Fossil . Whether they're Item cards that allow Pokémon like Kabuto to be put into play or Item cards that are placed directly on the Bench as Basic Pokémon, these cards have always been the backbone of any prehistoric strategy. Ancient Dome Fossil, Ancient Nautilus Fossil, and Ancient Old Amber bring a new twist to these prehistoric strategies as Item cards that can be played as Basic Pokémon that specifically evolve into Kabuto, Amonita, and Aerodactyl—the first cards with such effects in over 10 years. Each card has a robust Ability that protects these delicate fossils before they evolve into these prehistoric Pokémon.

Evolution Stories

Scarlet and Purple – 151 is a unique expansion in which artists depict a Pokémon and its Evolution story across multiple cards. This technique is common for "rare illustration" cards, but in this expansion, it extends to the entire set of cards numbered 1 to 151. Illustrator Naoyo Kimura presents the Evolution of Pikachu into Raichu by having the two Pokémon walk in different directions at different times of the day. In a similar vein, artist Shinya Komatsu illustrates Bonetail gazing at its bone in the middle of a field of stones and evolving into a destructive Bonekiller, once again full of energy. Take a look at each Pokémon and its Evolutions and discover all the details of these cards.