Pokémon TCG
Your Pokémon Cards, Tracked and Priced
TurnZero HQ started with Magic: The Gathering. Now it keeps your Pokémon collection too: every card you own, what each version of it is worth, and a scanner that reads the set code and number off the bottom of the card.
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What TurnZero HQ does for Pokémon today
The Pokémon side of TurnZero HQ is a collection: the cards you own, down to the variant, condition and grade, with a price on each and a total on top. It lives in My Collection beside your Magic cards, behind a game menu that switches between All games, Magic, Pokémon, One Piece, Yu-Gi-Oh!, Riftbound, Star Wars: Unlimited and Lorcana, and keys every card by its set and number, because that is what identifies a Pokémon card.
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The English catalog: more than 20,000 Pokémon cards across 170-plus English sets, searchable by name or by Pokémon, with attacks, abilities, weakness, resistance, retreat cost and regulation mark on each card's page
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Prices per variant: TCGplayer market prices, updated daily, so a reverse holo and a normal copy of the same card are priced separately
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Condition, language and grade: record each copy exactly, from a played reverse holo to a PSA 10, and give graded or foreign-language copies your own value
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A collection total: distinct cards, total copies and total value, with unpriced copies counted separately instead of as $0, and a chart of the value over time with Premium
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Set completion: every set's progress against its printed total, with secret rares counted apart and a checklist of what you're missing
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Binders: group cards the way you keep them, three free and up to 50 with Premium
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Import and export: bring a CSV over from the TCGplayer app, Collectr or Dragon Shield, and export yours any time
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Decks: build a deck checked against Standard or Expanded as you go, see which cards your collection is missing, export to Pokémon TCG Live, and publish it to Pokémon decks
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Games: track a two-player game on a board, with each Pokémon's damage and Special Conditions, Prize cards taken on each Knock Out, and Pokémon Checkup between turns. Play best-of-three matches, let others watch live, and see your record against each kind of deck. How the Pokémon tracker works
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Scanning: hold cards under your phone's camera one at a time, or type the set code and number, and each card goes straight into the collection
Pokémon guides
Start Here
How to Play the Pokémon TCG The Pokémon TCG rules for beginners: the goal, card types, setup, what happens on a turn, and every way a game is won. Start of the five-part beginner series. Pokémon Card Types and Mechanics Pokémon, Trainer and Energy cards, the Item, Supporter, Tool and Stadium limits, evolution, Abilities, Pokémon ex rule boxes and retreating. Pokémon Energy Types The Pokémon TCG's 11 types, which have Basic Energy, how Colorless and Dragon costs are paid, and a Weakness and Resistance chart counted from every Standard card. Pokémon TCG Turn Structure The three parts of a turn, what is once per turn and what is unlimited, the first-turn rules for the player going first, and Pokémon Checkup. How Attacking Works in the Pokémon TCG Paying for an attack, the order damage is worked out in, Weakness and Resistance, damage counters, Knock Outs and the five Special Conditions. How to Win the Pokémon TCG The three win conditions, how many Prize cards each Knock Out is worth, Sudden Death when both players win at once, and planning six Prize cards. How to Read a Pokémon Card What every part of a Pokémon card means, from HP and attack costs to the set code, collector number, regulation mark and rarity symbol along the bottom. Pokémon ex Cards: What ex Means What a Pokémon ex is, why it gives up two Prize cards (three for a Mega Evolution ex), how ex differs from EX, GX and V, and which ex printings cost the most. Pokémon TCG Formats Every way to play the Pokémon TCG: Standard and its regulation marks, Expanded, Unlimited, prerelease and Limited formats, the community-run Gym Leader Challenge, and Pokémon TCG Live. The Pokémon Standard Format Which cards are legal in Standard (regulation marks H, I and J), how rotation works, when the next one is likely, and how new sets and reprints become legal. The Pokémon Expanded Format Every set legal in Expanded, from Black & White (2011) on, the card types it brings back that Standard doesn't have, its banned list, reprints and playing it on Pokémon TCG Live. Grass-Type Pokémon Cards Grass-type Pokémon cards in the TCG: how Grass decks play, what Grass is weak to and strong against, Grass Pokémon in Standard, the most valuable Grass cards and the classics collectors chase. Fire-Type Pokémon Cards Fire-type Pokémon cards in the TCG: how Fire decks play, what Fire is weak to and strong against, Fire Pokémon in Standard, the most valuable Fire cards and the Charizards collectors chase. Water-Type Pokémon Cards Water-type Pokémon cards in the TCG: how Water decks play, what Water is weak to and strong against, Water Pokémon in Standard, the most valuable Water cards and the classics collectors chase. Lightning-Type Pokémon Cards Lightning-type (Electric) Pokémon cards in the TCG: how Lightning decks play, what Lightning is weak to and strong against, Lightning Pokémon in Standard, the most valuable Lightning cards and the classic Pikachus. Psychic-Type Pokémon Cards Psychic-type Pokémon cards in the TCG: how Psychic decks play, what Psychic is weak to and resists, Psychic Pokémon in Standard, the most valuable Psychic cards and the classics collectors chase. Fighting-Type Pokémon Cards Fighting-type Pokémon cards in the TCG: how Fighting decks play, what Fighting is weak to and strong against, Fighting Pokémon in Standard, the most valuable Fighting cards and the classics collectors chase. Darkness-Type Pokémon Cards Darkness-type (Dark) Pokémon cards in the TCG: how Darkness decks play, what Darkness is weak to and strong against, Darkness Pokémon in Standard, the most valuable Darkness cards and the classic Umbreons. Metal-Type Pokémon Cards Metal-type (Steel) Pokémon cards in the TCG: how Metal decks play, what Metal is weak to and resists, Metal Pokémon in Standard, the most valuable Metal cards and the classics collectors chase. Fairy-Type Pokémon Cards Fairy-type Pokémon cards in the TCG: when Fairy was printed, why it was retired, what Fairy was weak to and resisted, the most valuable Fairy cards, and where Sylveon and Gardevoir are now. Dragon-Type Pokémon Cards Dragon-type Pokémon cards in the TCG: how Dragon attacks are paid for, why Dragons have no Weakness in Standard, Dragon Pokémon in Standard, the most valuable Dragon cards and the classics collectors chase. Colorless-Type Pokémon Cards Colorless-type (Normal) Pokémon cards in the TCG: how Colorless costs work, what Colorless is weak to, Colorless Pokémon in Standard, the most valuable Colorless cards and the classic Lugias. When Can You Evolve a Pokémon? Why nobody evolves on their first turn, why a Pokémon can't evolve the turn it is played or twice in one turn, how Rare Candy works, and the cards that break the rule. Pokémon Abilities vs. Attacks vs. Trainer Cards Which ones end your turn, which work from the Bench, what "once during your turn" counts, why nothing is played on your opponent's turn, and what turns Abilities off. Retreat vs. Switch in the Pokémon TCG What retreating and switching each cost, why a Switch works on an Asleep or Paralyzed Pokémon, what moving to the Bench clears, and how cards move your opponent's Pokémon. Pokémon Special Conditions: How They Stack and How They End Which Special Conditions can share a Pokémon, what each one stops, the order Pokémon Checkup handles them in, and every way each one ends. What Happens When a Pokémon Is Knocked Out Where a Knocked Out Pokémon's Energy and Tool go, who takes the Prize cards when your own card causes it, when Knock Outs are checked, and who promotes first after a double Knock Out.
Deckbuilding
How to Build a Pokémon Deck The Pokémon TCG deck building rules (60 cards, four copies by name, ACE SPEC and Radiant limits, Standard and Expanded), a step-by-step build, and how TurnZero HQ checks a deck against your collection. What Is a Basic Pokémon? What a Basic Pokémon is, why every deck needs at least one, what happens when your opening hand has none, and how Basic, Stage 1 and Stage 2 Pokémon evolve. What Is an ACE SPEC Card? What ACE SPEC means on a Pokémon card, why a deck can hold only one, every ACE SPEC legal in Standard, and how ACE SPEC returned in Temporal Forces. What Is a Radiant Pokémon? What a Radiant Pokémon is, why a deck can hold only one, how many Prize cards it gives up, every Radiant printed, and which formats still allow them. What Is a Prism Star Card? What the Prism Star ◇ symbol means, why a deck can hold one of each name, why Prism Star cards go to the Lost Zone, and every set that printed them. Banned and Legal Pokémon Cards Which Pokémon cards are legal in Standard, Expanded and Unlimited, how regulation marks and reprints decide it, and the full Expanded banned list. Best Pokémon TCG Decks in Standard The decks leading Standard after Worlds 2026, from Dragapult ex to Basic Box: how each one wins, its key cards, what it costs and how to pick one. Pokémon Battle Decks, Rated & Searchable Every League Battle Deck, ex Battle Deck, Deluxe Battle Deck and Battle Academy box in one searchable list, with a power and difficulty rating and an upgrade guide for each. Pokémon Precon+: Decks Built From Singles Pokémon decks we build from singles, each with its own theme and under a price cap, with the full list, every card's price and one TCGplayer cart. Umbreon ex 30th Celebration Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Two Umbreon ex in an all-foil anniversary deck with a Zeraora promo. Preorders were trading far above the $19.99 price in early October. Espeon ex 30th Celebration Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Two Espeon ex in an all-foil anniversary deck with a Victini promo. Espeon hits harder the more Pokémon you have in play. Mega Greninja ex League Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Three Mega Greninja ex and two Mega Starmie ex in a Rare Candy Water deck that spreads damage counters with an Ability before it attacks. Dragapult ex League Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Four Dragapult ex, the deck that won the 2026 World Championships, with a Rare Candy and Buddy-Buddy Poffin shell. Half its Trainers rotated in April 2026. Charizard ex League Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Three Charizard ex and two Pidgeot ex in a Rare Candy deck: Charizard attaches its own Energy, Pidgeot finds any card every turn. Mega Gengar ex Mega Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Two Mega Gengar ex with Toxtricity, Punk Helmet and Risky Ruins: a Darkness deck that wins with damage counters as much as attacks. Mega Lucario ex League Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Three Mega Lucario ex with Fighting Gong, Premium Power Pro and a Solrock and Lunatone engine. Every card is Standard legal. Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex League Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Three Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex in an all-Team Rocket deck: fill the Bench with Rocket Pokémon, then discard Benched Energy for big hits. Pokémon TCG Battle Academy 2024 Upgrade Guide Three 60-card decks (Armarouge ex, Pikachu ex and Darkrai ex) with a two-player game board and step-by-step guides. The standard first purchase for new players. Gardevoir ex League Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Three Gardevoir ex and a pile of Psychic attackers that hit harder the more damage counters Gardevoir puts on them. Mega Diancie ex Mega Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Two Mega Diancie ex, a Basic Mega that takes 30 less damage, with Wondrous Patch and Grumpig putting its Energy back after every attack. Miraidon ex League Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Miraidon ex fills your Bench with Lightning Basics and Electric Generator powers them, with Regieleki VMAX adding 30 to every attack. Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR League Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Origin Forme Palkia VSTAR moves Water Energy back from the discard pile and hits harder for every Benched Pokémon on both sides. Koraidon ex Deluxe Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Two Koraidon ex and a Sandy Shocks ex leading a team of Ancient Basic Pokémon, with Ancient Booster Energy Capsule on all of them. Miraidon ex Deluxe Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Two Miraidon ex (the Dragon-type Temporal Forces card) with Iron Valiant ex and a Future team, all retreating for free with Future Booster Energy Capsule. Ninetales ex Deluxe Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Three Ninetales ex whose Mirrored Flames hits for 220 when your hand matches your opponent's, with Judge to make that happen. Zapdos ex Deluxe Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Two Zapdos ex and a Miraidon ex: bench Lightning Basics fast, power them with Electric Generator and Pawmot, and snipe the Bench. Meowscarada ex Deluxe Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Two Meowscarada ex that place damage counters with an Ability and then hit damaged Pokémon for 220, with Radiant Alakazam to move counters. Quaquaval ex Deluxe Battle Deck Upgrade Guide Two Quaquaval ex whose Spiral Shot does 230 and returns its Energy to your hand, with Baxcalibur to attach it all again. Greninja ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Greninja ex that snipes for 40 anywhere, then hits damaged Pokémon for 240. Victini ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Victini ex, a Basic Fire attacker that hits for 220 every other turn, backed by Skeledirge and Magmortar. Miraidon ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Miraidon ex that draws cards early and recycles Lightning Energy onto your Bench, with Electrode and Raichu beside it. Lucario ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Lucario ex whose Aura Sphere does 160 to the Active and 50 to the Bench, with Annihilape and Medicham as backup. Tinkaton ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Tinkaton ex whose Big Hammer does 30 for every card in your hand. Kangaskhan ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Kangaskhan ex that draws 3 cards for one Energy and flips four coins for up to 400 damage. Iron Leaves ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Iron Leaves ex that jumps into the Active Spot, takes its Bench's Energy, and attacks for 180 the same turn. Tapu Koko ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Tapu Koko ex that hits harder and Paralyzes after you lose a Pokémon, with Eelektross and Bellibolt beside it. Houndoom ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Houndoom ex that hits for 220 and takes 30 itself, or stops a Basic Pokémon from attacking. Chien-Pao ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Chien-Pao ex that discards Water Energy for 60 each, with Baxcalibur attaching that Energy as fast as you can draw it. Ampharos ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Ampharos ex that discards 2 Energy to hit for 240, with Kilowattrel and Staraptor as backup. Melmetal ex Battle Deck Upgrade Guide One Melmetal ex that attaches its own Metal Energy and hits harder for each one, up to 210 with four. Mega Rayquaza ex Pokémon Precon+ Deck: Emerald Storm Under $50 A 60-card Colorless/Fire/Lightning Pokémon deck for Standard: mega Rayquaza ex counts every Fire and Lightning Energy on your side of the table. The full list with every card's price, $48.41 in all. Mega Chandelure ex Pokémon Precon+ Deck: No Way Out Under $50 A 60-card Psychic Pokémon deck for Standard: mega Chandelure ex traps the opponent's Active Pokémon and burns it down. The full list with every card's price, $44.76 in all.
Sets & Releases
Every Pokémon TCG Set: The Complete Set List Every English Pokémon TCG expansion in release order, from Base Set to the newest Mega Evolution set, grouped by series, with set codes, dates, card counts and a guide where we have one. 2026 Pokémon TCG Sets Every Pokémon TCG set released in 2026, from Ascended Heroes to 30th Celebration, with release dates, set codes, card counts and a guide to each. Delta Reign Chase Cards and Prices After Release Delta Reign's most valuable cards on November 10, 2026, four days after release, led by Mega Rayquaza ex, what moved since pre-orders, and all 141 cards by rarity and the products. Deck Crafter's Collection: Release Date, Price and Card List The $9.99 Deck Crafter's Collection, out October 23, 2026: a foil Meowth ex, 39 tournament Trainer cards, a booster pack and dividers, the reported card list and who it's for. The Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG Mega Evolution series, from Mega Evolution to 30th Celebration, with every Mega Hyper Rare, the chase cards and a guide to each set. The Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG Scarlet & Violet series, from Scarlet & Violet to Black Bolt and White Flare, with rarities, chase cards and a guide to each set from 2024 on. 2025 Pokémon TCG Sets Every Pokémon TCG set released in 2025, from Prismatic Evolutions to Phantasmal Flames, with release dates, set codes, card counts and a guide to each. 2024 Pokémon TCG Sets Every Pokémon TCG set released in 2024, from Paldean Fates to Surging Sparks, with release dates, set codes, card counts and a guide to each. 2023 Pokémon TCG Sets Every Pokémon TCG set released in 2023, from Crown Zenith to Paradox Rift, with release dates, set codes, card counts and a guide to each. The Pokémon TCG Sword & Shield Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG Sword & Shield series, from Sword & Shield to Crown Zenith, with Pokémon V, VMAX and VSTAR, Trainer Galleries, chase cards and a guide to each set. The Pokémon TCG Sun & Moon Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG Sun & Moon series, from Sun & Moon to Cosmic Eclipse, with Pokémon-GX, TAG TEAMs, Prism Star cards, chase cards and a guide to each set. The Pokémon TCG XY Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG XY series, from the Kalos Starter Set to Evolutions, with Mega Evolution, Pokémon BREAK, chase cards and a guide to each set. The Pokémon TCG Black & White Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG Black & White series, from Black & White to Legendary Treasures, with Pokémon-EX, ACE SPEC cards, chase cards and a guide to each set. The Pokémon TCG HeartGold & SoulSilver Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG HeartGold & SoulSilver series, HeartGold & SoulSilver to Call of Legends (2010 to 2011): Pokémon Prime, LEGEND, card counts and chase cards. The Pokémon TCG Platinum Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG Platinum series, Platinum to Arceus (2009): Pokémon SP, the Lost Zone, Pokémon LV.X, card counts, chase cards and set value. The Pokémon TCG Diamond & Pearl Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG Diamond & Pearl series, Diamond & Pearl to Stormfront (2007 to 2008): Pokémon LV.X, card counts, chase cards and what a complete set costs. The Pokémon TCG EX Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG EX series, Ruby & Sapphire to Power Keepers (2003 to 2007): Pokémon-ex, Gold Star Pokémon, Delta Species, card counts and chase cards. The Pokémon TCG e-Card Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG e-Card series, Expedition Base Set, Aquapolis and Skyridge (2002 to 2003): Supporters, H-numbered holos, Crystal Pokémon, card counts and chase cards. The Pokémon TCG Neo Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG Neo series, Neo Genesis to Neo Destiny (2000 to 2002): Johto Pokémon, the first Shining Pokémon, card counts, 1st Edition prices and chase cards. The Pokémon TCG Gym Series Both sets in the Pokémon TCG Gym series, Gym Heroes and Gym Challenge (2000): the Kanto Gym Leaders' own Pokémon, card counts, 1st Edition prices and chase cards. The Pokémon TCG Base Series Every set in the Pokémon TCG Base series, Base Set, Jungle, Fossil, Base Set 2 and Team Rocket, plus Legendary Collection: release dates, card counts, 1st Edition prices and chase cards. Ascended Heroes Set Guide Ascended Heroes, released January 30, 2026: 295 cards, 13 Mega Evolution ex, Team Rocket and trainer's Pokémon, and the Special Illustration Rares to chase. Perfect Order Set Guide Perfect Order, released March 27, 2026: 124 cards led by Mega Zygarde ex and its Core Memory tool, with Mega Starmie ex, Meowth ex and the chase cards. Chaos Rising Set Guide Chaos Rising, released May 22, 2026: 122 cards led by Mega Greninja ex, with Mega Floette ex, Mega Dragalge ex, Mega Gallade ex, key Trainers and chase cards. Pitch Black Set Guide Pitch Black, released July 17, 2026: 120 cards led by Mega Darkrai ex, with Mega Zeraora ex, Mega Chandelure ex, Morpeko ex, Gwynn and the chase cards. 30th Celebration Set Guide 30th Celebration, released September 16, 2026: 161 cards for the 30th anniversary, thirty Pikachu, Mew ex and Mewtwo ex, plus a 30-card Classic Collection. Prismatic Evolutions Set Guide Prismatic Evolutions, out January 17, 2025: 180 cards built on Eevee and its eight evolutions, 32 Special Illustration Rares, six ACE SPECs and the chase card. Journey Together Set Guide Journey Together, out March 28, 2025: 190 cards and 31 trainer's Pokémon, led by Lillie's Clefairy ex, N's Zoroark ex, Iono's Bellibolt ex and Hop's Zacian ex. Destined Rivals Set Guide Destined Rivals, released May 30, 2025: 244 cards, 90 trainer's Pokémon and the Team Rocket return, led by Team Rocket's Mewtwo ex and Cynthia's Garchomp ex. Black Bolt Set Guide Black Bolt, out July 18, 2025 beside White Flare: 172 cards, 69 Illustration Rares, Zekrom ex and its Black White Rare, and the secret Victini that tops it. White Flare Set Guide White Flare, out July 18, 2025 beside Black Bolt: 173 cards, 69 Illustration Rares, Reshiram ex and its Black White Rare, and the secret Victini that tops it. Mega Evolution Set Guide Mega Evolution, out September 26, 2025: the first set of the Mega Evolution series, 188 cards, ten Mega Evolution ex, Mega Lucario ex and Mega Gardevoir ex. Phantasmal Flames Set Guide Phantasmal Flames, released November 14, 2025: 130 cards, six Mega Evolution ex and Mega Charizard X ex, whose Special Illustration Rare is the whole chase. Paldean Fates Set Guide Paldean Fates, out January 26, 2024: 245 cards, 132 of them shiny, the Mew ex Special Illustration Rare chase card, Charizard ex, Gardevoir ex and set value. Temporal Forces Set Guide Temporal Forces, out March 22, 2024: 218 cards, Ancient and Future Pokémon ex like Raging Bolt ex and Iron Crown ex, the return of ACE SPEC and its chase card. Twilight Masquerade Set Guide Twilight Masquerade, out May 24, 2024: 226 cards, Ogerpon ex in all four masks, Greninja ex, Dragapult ex and Bloodmoon Ursaluna ex, and the chase card. Shrouded Fable Set Guide Shrouded Fable, out August 2, 2024: 99 cards, Pecharunt ex with Okidogi, Munkidori and Fezandipiti ex, and a chase list led by its Illustration Rares. Stellar Crown Set Guide Stellar Crown, out September 13, 2024: 175 cards led by Terapagos ex, with the Squirtle and Bulbasaur Illustration Rares as its chase cards, and what it costs. Surging Sparks Set Guide Surging Sparks, out November 8, 2024: 252 cards led by Pikachu ex, with Latias ex, Milotic ex and Archaludon ex, eight ACE SPECs and the Pikachu ex chase card. Crown Zenith Set Guide Crown Zenith, out January 20, 2023: the last Sword & Shield set, 160 cards plus a 70-card Galarian Gallery that holds every chase card, led by Giratina VSTAR. Scarlet & Violet Set Guide Scarlet & Violet, out March 31, 2023: the base set that brought back Pokémon ex and introduced Illustration Rares, with its Gardevoir ex chase card and value. Paldea Evolved Set Guide Paldea Evolved, out June 9, 2023: 279 cards, the biggest set of 2023, with Chien-Pao ex, Chi-Yu ex and the Paldea starters, and a Magikarp as its chase card. Obsidian Flames Set Guide Obsidian Flames, out August 11, 2023: 230 cards, 21 Pokémon ex led by a Darkness-type Tera Charizard ex, with Pidgeot ex, Tyranitar ex and the chase cards. 151 Set Guide Pokémon 151, out September 22, 2023: the original 151 Pokémon in Pokédex order, from Bulbasaur to Mew ex, with the Charizard ex chase card and Kanto starters. Paradox Rift Set Guide Paradox Rift, out November 3, 2023: 266 cards, Ancient and Future Pokémon like Roaring Moon ex and Iron Valiant ex, Gholdengo ex, and a Groudon chase card. Sword & Shield Set Guide Sword & Shield, out February 7, 2020: the first set with Pokémon V and VMAX and the first with regulation marks, led by the rainbow Snorlax VMAX. Rebel Clash Set Guide Rebel Clash, out May 1, 2020: Dragapult VMAX, Toxtricity VMAX and the first Boss's Orders, whose full art is the set's most valuable card. Darkness Ablaze Set Guide Darkness Ablaze, out August 14, 2020: Charizard VMAX, Eternatus VMAX and Crobat V, and the least expensive Sword & Shield main set to complete. Champion's Path Set Guide Champion's Path, out September 25, 2020: an 80-card special set of Galar Pokémon and Supporters, led by a secret-rare Charizard V and the rainbow Charizard VMAX. Vivid Voltage Set Guide Vivid Voltage, out November 13, 2020: the first Amazing Rares and Pikachu VMAX, 203 cards led by the rainbow Pikachu VMAX. Shining Fates Set Guide Shining Fates, out February 19, 2021: a 73-card special set with a 122-card Shiny Vault of shiny Pokémon, led by the shiny Charizard VMAX. Battle Styles Set Guide Battle Styles, out March 19, 2021: Single Strike and Rapid Strike, Urshifu VMAX, and the alternate full-art Tyranitar V that leads the set. Chilling Reign Set Guide Chilling Reign, out June 18, 2021: Calyrex VMAX, the Galarian legendary birds and alternate full arts, led by the alternate-art Blaziken VMAX (201). Evolving Skies Set Guide Evolving Skies, out August 27, 2021: every Eeveelution as a Pokémon V and VMAX, Rayquaza VMAX, and the alternate-art Umbreon VMAX that leads the series. Celebrations Set Guide Celebrations, out October 8, 2021: the 25th-anniversary set, 25 cards plus a 25-card Classic Collection of reprints led by the Base Set Charizard. Fusion Strike Set Guide Fusion Strike, out November 12, 2021: the biggest Sword & Shield set, 284 cards with Fusion Strike and Mew VMAX, led by the alternate-art Gengar VMAX. Brilliant Stars Set Guide Brilliant Stars, out February 25, 2022: the first Pokémon VSTAR and the first Trainer Gallery, led by the alternate full-art Charizard V. Astral Radiance Set Guide Astral Radiance, out May 27, 2022: Hisuian Pokémon, Origin Forme Dialga and Palkia VSTAR and the first Radiant Pokémon, led by the alternate full-art Machamp V. Pokémon GO Set Guide Pokémon GO, out July 1, 2022: an 88-card special set based on the mobile game, with Radiant Charizard and Mewtwo VSTAR, led by the full-art Mewtwo V. Lost Origin Set Guide Lost Origin, out September 9, 2022: the Lost Zone set, with Giratina VSTAR and a Trainer Gallery, led by the alternate full-art Giratina V. Silver Tempest Set Guide Silver Tempest, out November 11, 2022: Lugia VSTAR, Regidrago VSTAR and Forest Seal Stone, the last Sword & Shield main set, led by the alternate full-art Lugia V. Sun & Moon Set Guide Sun & Moon, out February 3, 2017: the first set with Pokémon-GX, 172 cards with the first Rainbow Rares, led by the rainbow Umbreon-GX. Guardians Rising Set Guide Guardians Rising, out May 5, 2017: Tapu Lele-GX, Tapu Koko-GX and Alolan Ninetales-GX, 169 cards led by the rainbow Sylveon-GX. Burning Shadows Set Guide Burning Shadows, out August 5, 2017: Charizard-GX, Gardevoir-GX and Guzma, 169 cards led by a rainbow Charizard-GX. Shining Legends Set Guide Shining Legends, out October 6, 2017: a special set of Shining Pokémon and legendary Pokémon-GX, led by a secret-rare Mewtwo-GX. Crimson Invasion Set Guide Crimson Invasion, out November 3, 2017: the first Ultra Beasts, 124 cards with Nihilego-GX, Buzzwole-GX and Gladion, led by the rainbow Gyarados-GX. Ultra Prism Set Guide Ultra Prism, out February 2, 2018: the first Prism Star cards, Dawn Wings and Dusk Mane Necrozma-GX, and full-art Supporters led by Lillie. Forbidden Light Set Guide Forbidden Light, out May 4, 2018: Greninja-GX, Ultra Necrozma-GX and Arceus Prism Star, 146 cards led by rainbow Lucario-GX and Greninja-GX. Celestial Storm Set Guide Celestial Storm, out August 3, 2018: Hoenn Pokémon-GX, Rayquaza-GX and Prism Star cards, 183 cards led by the rainbow Rayquaza-GX. Dragon Majesty Set Guide Dragon Majesty, out September 7, 2018: a special set of Dragon Pokémon, with Dragonite-GX, Reshiram-GX and Zinnia, led by a secret-rare Ultra Necrozma-GX. Lost Thunder Set Guide Lost Thunder, out November 2, 2018: 236 cards, the biggest Sun & Moon set to that point, with Lugia-GX, Mimikyu-GX and Prism Star Stadiums, led by the rainbow Lugia-GX. Team Up Set Guide Team Up, out February 1, 2019: the first TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX, led by an alternate full-art Latias & Latios-GX. Detective Pikachu Set Guide Detective Pikachu, out April 5, 2019: an 18-card special set tied to the film, with movie-still artwork and no rule-box Pokémon. Unbroken Bonds Set Guide Unbroken Bonds, out May 3, 2019: more TAG TEAM Pokémon-GX, Reshiram & Charizard-GX and Welder, led by the alternate full-art Gardevoir & Sylveon-GX. Unified Minds Set Guide Unified Minds, out August 2, 2019: Mewtwo & Mew-GX, Slowpoke & Psyduck-GX and Reset Stamp, 258 cards led by the rainbow Mewtwo & Mew-GX. Hidden Fates Set Guide Hidden Fates, out August 23, 2019: a 69-card special set of Kanto Pokémon with a 94-card Shiny Vault, led by the shiny Charizard-GX. Cosmic Eclipse Set Guide Cosmic Eclipse, out November 1, 2019: the last and largest Sun & Moon set, 271 cards with TAG TEAM Supporters, led by the alternate full-art Arceus & Dialga & Palkia-GX. Kalos Starter Set Set Guide Kalos Starter Set, out November 8, 2013: a 39-card set of regular Pokémon and Trainers for new players, with no rarities and Snorlax at the top. XY Set Guide XY, out February 5, 2014: the first XY expansion, 146 cards with Mega Evolution and the Fairy type, led by full-art Blastoise-EX and Venusaur-EX. Flashfire Set Guide Flashfire, out May 7, 2014: Charizard's set, with seven Charizard-EX and M Charizard-EX cards, led by a secret-rare M Charizard-EX. Furious Fists Set Guide Furious Fists, out August 13, 2014: a Fighting-type set with Lucario-EX and M Lucario-EX, Seismitoad-EX and Korrina, led by the full-art Dragonite-EX. Phantom Forces Set Guide Phantom Forces, out November 5, 2014: Gengar-EX and M Gengar-EX, Team Flare Hyper Gear and VS Seeker, led by a secret-rare Dialga-EX. Primal Clash Set Guide Primal Clash, out February 4, 2015: Primal Kyogre-EX and Primal Groudon-EX, 164 cards with a long run of full arts, led by the full-art Primal Kyogre-EX. Double Crisis Set Guide Double Crisis, out March 25, 2015: a 34-card special set of Team Aqua and Team Magma Pokémon, led by full-art Team Aqua's Kyogre-EX and Team Magma's Groudon-EX. Roaring Skies Set Guide Roaring Skies, out May 6, 2015: Rayquaza-EX and M Rayquaza-EX, Shaymin-EX and Sky Field, led by the full-art M Rayquaza-EX. Ancient Origins Set Guide Ancient Origins, out August 12, 2015: Hoopa-EX, Giratina-EX and three more Mega Evolutions, led by a secret-rare M Rayquaza-EX. BREAKthrough Set Guide BREAKthrough, out November 4, 2015: the first BREAK Evolution cards and six Mewtwo-EX printings, led by two secret-rare Mewtwo-EX. BREAKpoint Set Guide BREAKpoint, out February 3, 2016: Greninja BREAK, M Gyarados-EX and Max Elixir, led by a secret-rare Gyarados-EX, with Puzzle of Time and Delinquent now banned. Generations Set Guide Generations, out February 22, 2016: a 20th-anniversary special set, 83 cards plus a 32-card Radiant Collection led by full-art Flareon-EX and Sylveon-EX. Fates Collide Set Guide Fates Collide, out May 2, 2016: Alakazam-EX, Zygarde-EX, more BREAK cards and an N reprint, led by a secret-rare Alakazam-EX. Steam Siege Set Guide Steam Siege, out August 3, 2016: Volcanion-EX, Magearna-EX and M Gardevoir-EX, with more Pokémon BREAK than Pokémon-EX, led by a secret-rare Gardevoir-EX. Evolutions Set Guide Evolutions, out November 2, 2016: the last XY set, a return to the 1999 Base Set's Pokémon and artwork, led by the full-art M Charizard-EX and the holo Charizard. Black & White Set Guide Black & White, out April 25, 2011: the first set of its series and the oldest set in Expanded, led by full-art Reshiram and Zekrom and a secret Pikachu. Emerging Powers Set Guide Emerging Powers, out August 31, 2011: 98 cards with no secret rares, full-art Tornadus and Thundurus at the top, and the first Bianca and Cheren. Noble Victories Set Guide Noble Victories, out November 16, 2011: the set that introduced N, whose full-art version is its chase card, plus full-art Victini and a secret Meowth. Next Destinies Set Guide Next Destinies, out February 8, 2012: the first set with Pokémon-EX, six of them, led by the full-art Reshiram-EX, with four secret rares above it. Dark Explorers Set Guide Dark Explorers, out May 9, 2012: 111 cards built around Darkness Pokémon and Darkrai-EX, with a secret-rare Gardevoir as its most valuable card. Dragons Exalted Set Guide Dragons Exalted, out August 15, 2012: the set that introduced Dragon-type Pokémon, 128 cards led by a secret Rayquaza and full-art Giratina-EX and Mew-EX. Dragon Vault Set Guide Dragon Vault, out October 5, 2012: a 21-card special set of Dragon Pokémon, every one of them a holo, with a secret Kyurem as its most valuable card. Boundaries Crossed Set Guide Boundaries Crossed, out November 7, 2012: the first set with ACE SPEC Trainers, 153 cards led by full-art Black Kyurem-EX and White Kyurem-EX. Plasma Storm Set Guide Plasma Storm, out February 6, 2013: the first Team Plasma set, 138 cards led by the full-art Lugia-EX and secret-rare Charizard and Blastoise. Plasma Freeze Set Guide Plasma Freeze, out May 8, 2013: the second Team Plasma set, 122 cards led by a secret-rare Ultra Ball, a secret Garchomp and the full-art Deoxys-EX. Plasma Blast Set Guide Plasma Blast, out August 14, 2013: the last Team Plasma set, 105 cards led by full-art Palkia-EX and Dialga-EX, with Genesect-EX and its two ACE SPEC Tools. Legendary Treasures Set Guide Legendary Treasures, out November 6, 2013: the last Black & White set, 140 cards with a 25-card Radiant Collection inside, led by secret-rare Zekrom and Reshiram. HeartGold & SoulSilver Set Guide HeartGold & SoulSilver, out February 10, 2010: the first HGSS set, with Pokémon Prime, Lugia LEGEND and Ho-Oh LEGEND, and the first Alph Lithograph, with prices and set value. HS Unleashed Set Guide HS Unleashed, out May 12, 2010: 96 cards with three legendary beast LEGEND pairs, six Pokémon Prime led by Tyranitar, and Judge, with chase prices and set value. HS Undaunted Set Guide HS Undaunted, out August 18, 2010: 91 cards with Umbreon and Espeon Prime, Rayquaza & Deoxys LEGEND and Kyogre & Groudon LEGEND, with chase prices and set value. HS Triumphant Set Guide HS Triumphant, out November 3, 2010: 103 cards with Gengar Prime, Mew Prime, two LEGEND pairs and Junk Arm, the last numbered HGSS set, with chase prices and set value. Call of Legends Set Guide Call of Legends, out February 9, 2011: the last set before Black & White, with 11 shiny legendary Pokémon numbered SL1 to SL11, with chase prices and set value. Platinum Set Guide Platinum, out February 11, 2009: 133 cards that introduced Pokémon SP and the Lost Zone, with Dialga G LV.X, Giratina LV.X and Shaymin LV.X, chase prices and set value. Rising Rivals Set Guide Rising Rivals, out May 16, 2009: 120 cards of Gym Leader and Elite Four Pokémon SP, nine Pokémon LV.X led by Snorlax LV.X, and three secret Pikachu, with prices and set value. Supreme Victors Set Guide Supreme Victors, out August 19, 2009: 153 cards with Champion and Frontier Brain Pokémon SP, Charizard G LV.X, and secret Articuno, Moltres and Zapdos, with prices and set value. Arceus Set Guide Arceus, out November 4, 2009: the last Platinum set, with nine AR Arceus cards, three Arceus LV.X and a Gengar LV.X chase card, with prices and set value. Diamond & Pearl Set Guide Diamond & Pearl, out May 1, 2007: the first Sinnoh set and the first Pokémon LV.X, Infernape, Torterra and Empoleon, with chase prices and set value. Mysterious Treasures Set Guide Mysterious Treasures, out August 1, 2007: 124 cards with Lucario LV.X, Electivire LV.X and Magmortar LV.X and a secret Time-Space Distortion, with prices and set value. Secret Wonders Set Guide Secret Wonders, out November 1, 2007: 132 cards with Gardevoir LV.X, a Lugia holo and Kanto starters, with chase prices and set value. Great Encounters Set Guide Great Encounters, out February 1, 2008: 106 cards with Darkrai, Dialga, Palkia and Cresselia LV.X and Rare Candy, with chase prices and set value. Majestic Dawn Set Guide Majestic Dawn, out May 1, 2008: 100 cards with Glaceon LV.X, Leafeon LV.X and Garchomp LV.X and every Eeveelution, with chase prices and set value. Legends Awakened Set Guide Legends Awakened, out August 1, 2008: 146 cards with seven Pokémon LV.X including Mewtwo LV.X and the lake trio, a Rayquaza holo and eight Unown, with prices and set value. Stormfront Set Guide Stormfront, out November 1, 2008: the last Diamond & Pearl set, with a secret Charmander line, Machamp LV.X and the first SH shiny Pokémon, with prices and set value. Ruby & Sapphire Set Guide Ruby & Sapphire, out July 1, 2003: the first EX set and the first Pokémon-ex, 109 Hoenn-era cards led by Mewtwo ex, with chase prices and set value. Sandstorm Set Guide Sandstorm, out September 18, 2003: 100 cards with seven Pokémon-ex led by Raichu ex and Gardevoir ex, the first Rare Candy, with chase prices and set value. EX Dragon Set Guide EX Dragon, out November 24, 2003: 100 cards of Dragon Pokémon-ex led by Rayquaza ex and Dragonite ex, plus a secret Charizard line, with chase prices and set value. Team Magma vs Team Aqua Set Guide Team Magma vs Team Aqua, out March 1, 2004: 97 cards of the two Hoenn villain teams, the legendary beasts as Pokémon-ex and a secret Jirachi, with prices and set value. Hidden Legends Set Guide Hidden Legends, out June 1, 2004: 102 cards with nine Pokémon-ex led by Groudon ex and the three Regis, and a secret Groudon, with chase prices and set value. FireRed & LeafGreen Set Guide FireRed & LeafGreen, out September 1, 2004: 116 cards bringing Kanto back with Charizard ex, Blastoise ex, Venusaur ex and a Gengar ex chase card, with prices and set value. Team Rocket Returns Set Guide Team Rocket Returns, out November 1, 2004: 111 cards of Rocket's Pokémon-ex and the first Gold Star Pokémon, Torchic, Mudkip and Treecko, with prices and set value. Deoxys Set Guide Deoxys, out February 1, 2005: 108 cards with three Deoxys ex, Rayquaza ex and Gold Star Latios, Latias and Rayquaza, with chase prices and set value. Emerald Set Guide Emerald, out May 1, 2005: 107 cards with 11 Pokémon-ex led by Milotic ex, a Rayquaza holo and a secret Farfetch'd, with chase prices and set value. Unseen Forces Set Guide Unseen Forces, out August 1, 2005: 145 cards with Lugia ex, Gold Star Entei, Raikou and Suicune, and 28 lettered Unown, with chase prices and set value. Delta Species Set Guide Delta Species, out October 31, 2005: the first δ Delta Species Pokémon, Gold Star Groudon, Kyogre and Metagross, and Holon's Trainers, with chase prices and set value. Legend Maker Set Guide Legend Maker, out February 1, 2006: 93 cards with Gold Star Regice, Regirock and Registeel, Mew ex and Arcanine ex, and a secret Pikachu δ, with prices and set value. Holon Phantoms Set Guide Holon Phantoms, out May 1, 2006: 111 cards with Gold Star Mewtwo, Pikachu and Gyarados δ and 50 Delta Species Pokémon, with chase prices and set value. Crystal Guardians Set Guide Crystal Guardians, out August 1, 2006: 100 cards with Gold Star Alakazam and Celebi, ten Pokémon-ex and a Charizard δ holo, with chase prices and set value. Dragon Frontiers Set Guide Dragon Frontiers, out November 1, 2006: 101 cards of Delta Species dragons with Gold Star Charizard and Mew, the most expensive card of the EX era, with prices and set value. Power Keepers Set Guide Power Keepers, out February 2, 2007: the last EX set, 108 cards with Gold Star Flareon, Jolteon and Vaporeon and the Elite Four's Stadiums, with prices and set value. Expedition Base Set Set Guide Expedition Base Set, out September 15, 2002: the first e-Card set, 165 cards with the first Supporter cards, led by Dragonite and Charizard, with chase prices and set value. Aquapolis Set Guide Aquapolis, out January 15, 2003: 182 cards, a separate H1 to H32 holo list and the first Crystal Pokémon, led by its Houndoom and Umbreon holos, with prices and set value. Skyridge Set Guide Skyridge, out May 12, 2003: the last e-Card set, 182 cards with six Crystal Pokémon including Charizard, and an Umbreon holo at the top of the price list, with set value. Neo Genesis Set Guide Neo Genesis, out December 16, 2000: the first Johto set, 111 cards with Darkness and Metal types, Baby Pokémon and Pokémon Tools, led by Lugia, with chase prices and set value. Neo Discovery Set Guide Neo Discovery, out June 1, 2001: 75 cards with Umbreon, Espeon, Tyranitar and the first Unown, with 1st Edition and Unlimited chase prices and set value. Neo Revelation Set Guide Neo Revelation, out September 21, 2001: 66 cards with Ho-Oh, the legendary beasts and the first Shining Pokémon, Shining Gyarados and Magikarp, with prices and set value. Neo Destiny Set Guide Neo Destiny, out February 28, 2002: 113 cards of Dark and Light Pokémon and eight Shining Pokémon led by Shining Charizard, with chase prices and set value. Gym Heroes Set Guide Gym Heroes, out August 14, 2000: 132 cards of the Kanto Gym Leaders' own Pokémon, the first Stadium cards, 1st Edition and Unlimited chase prices and set value. Gym Challenge Set Guide Gym Challenge, out October 16, 2000: 132 cards adding Giovanni and Koga to the Gym Leaders, led by Blaine's Charizard, with 1st Edition and Unlimited prices and set value. Base Set Set Guide Base Set, out January 9, 1999: the first English Pokémon TCG set, 102 cards in 1st Edition, Shadowless and Unlimited printings, with Charizard's chase prices and set value. Jungle Set Guide Jungle, out June 16, 1999: the first Pokémon TCG expansion, 64 cards with 16 holos led by Snorlax and the Eeveelutions, in 1st Edition and Unlimited, with chase prices and set value. Fossil Set Guide Fossil, out October 10, 1999: 62 cards with 15 holos led by Gengar, Dragonite and the legendary birds, in 1st Edition and Unlimited, with chase prices and set value. Base Set 2 Set Guide Base Set 2, out February 24, 2000: 130 cards reprinting Base Set and Jungle, with Charizard, Blastoise and Venusaur again, chase prices and set value. Team Rocket Set Guide Team Rocket, out April 24, 2000: 83 cards of Dark Pokémon, the first secret rare in Dark Raichu, 1st Edition and Unlimited prices and set value. Legendary Collection Set Guide Legendary Collection, out May 24, 2002: 110 reprints from Base Set, Jungle, Fossil and Team Rocket, and the first Reverse Holofoil cards, led by its Charizard, with prices and set value.
Collecting & Value
So You Want to Get Into Pokémon: Collecting A beginner's guide to collecting Pokémon cards: what kind of collector you are, every sealed product and its MSRP, reading rarity, a first $50 and $100 plan, today's chase cards and the mistakes to avoid. Pokémon Cards by Pokémon Search all 1,025 Pokémon and see every English card of the one you pick, filtered by set, price and release date. Holo vs. Reverse Holo Pokémon Cards How to tell a holofoil, reverse holofoil, 1st Edition and Unlimited Pokémon card apart, and why each version of the same card has its own price. How Much Are My Pokémon Cards Worth? What sets a Pokémon card's value, where the TCGplayer market price comes from, why a store pays less than market, and how to see your collection's value in TurnZero HQ. Rare Pokémon Cards How to read a Pokémon card's rarity symbol and number, every modern rarity from Double Rare to Hyper Rare, and the rarest and most valuable cards by market price. Gold Pokémon Cards Gold secret rares from the Black & White era to today's Hyper Rares and Mega Hyper Rares, what they are worth, and how Gold Stars and gold-plated cards differ. Full Art Pokémon Cards What makes a Pokémon card full art, how full arts started in 2011, and how full art, alternate art, Illustration Rare and Special Illustration Rare differ. Japanese Pokémon Cards How Japanese Pokémon cards differ from English ones: earlier releases, 5-card packs, rarity codes like SAR, card backs, tournament legality and prices. PSA 10 Pokémon Cards What a PSA 10 Gem Mint is, the centering and condition it takes, how PSA compares with Beckett, CGC and TAG, and when a card is worth grading. Pokémon Card Packs: What's Inside What an English Pokémon booster pack holds, and how many packs come in a booster box, Elite Trainer Box, Booster Bundle and Build & Battle Box. Where to Buy Pokémon Cards Where to buy Pokémon singles and sealed product online and in person, what a fair price is, and how to avoid fakes and bad condition. Charizard Pokémon Cards The most valuable Charizard cards, from Base Set to Mega Charizard X ex, with market prices, how to tell the printings apart and what makes one worth more. The Most Valuable Pokémon Every English card of all 1,025 Pokémon, averaged: which Pokémon's cards are worth the most, each one's first card, and when one card carries the average. Is It Worth Grading Pokémon Cards? When grading pays for itself and when it doesn't: what PSA, CGC and TAG charge, how long they take, how declared value works and the math to run first. How to Spot Fake Pokémon Cards How to tell a fake Pokémon card from a real one: the checks that work at home, which ones fool people, and how to avoid resealed packs. How to Organize Pokémon Cards How to sort and store a Pokémon collection: by set, Pokédex number or type, choosing and planning a binder, the Michi method, and where bulk goes. Pokémon TCG Holiday Gift Guide 2026 Gift ideas in two lists: ready-to-play gifts for someone just starting, and Elite Trainer Boxes, binders and toploaders for a player who already has the basics.
TurnZero for Pokémon
Pokémon Card Collection Tracker Every Pokémon card you own, by variant, condition, language and grade, priced daily from TCGplayer, with binders and your collection's value over time. Pokémon Set Completion Tracker How much of every Pokémon set you own, counted against its printed total with secret rares apart, and a checklist of every card you still need. Import and Export Your Pokémon Collection Bring a Pokémon collection over from the TCGplayer app, Collectr or Dragon Shield as a CSV, preview every row before it's added, and export yours any time. Pokémon Card Scanner Hold Pokémon cards under your phone's camera one at a time and each one lands in your collection, identified by the set code and number printed at the bottom. Best Pokémon Card Collection Apps (2026) Collectr, Dex, the TCGplayer app, Dragon Shield, Ripdex and Pokellector compared with TurnZero HQ, including what each scanner does with a reverse holo and which app fits sealed, graded or set collectors.
What it does not do yet
Pokémon games are recorded, but ratings, per-player stats and AI game recaps are Magic-only for now, and sealed product isn't tracked for any game. A card's own page doesn't show Standard legality: the regulation mark is there instead, because that letter is what decides whether a card is still in Standard after each year's rotation. Deck checks apply the same rule.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does TurnZero HQ support Pokémon cards?
Yes. Pokémon sits in My Collection beside your Magic: The Gathering cards: search the English Pokémon TCG catalog, add the cards you own by variant, condition and grade, see what each one and the whole collection is worth, track set completion, sort cards into binders, import a CSV from another app, and scan cards in with your phone's camera. You can also build Pokémon decks checked against Standard or Expanded and publish them, keep a wishlist, share a binder with a link, see collection stats and price movers, and log trades that update your collection. At the table, TurnZero HQ tracks a two-player Pokémon game on a board: each Pokémon's damage, Special Conditions and Energy, and the Prize cards each Knock Out gives. It runs best-of-three matches and saves every result in your gathering's history.
Where do the Pokémon card prices come from?
From TCGplayer market prices, refreshed once a day. Each variant of a card (Normal, Holofoil, Reverse Holofoil and so on) carries its own price, and a card with no price on file is left out of the collection total and counted separately rather than being treated as worth $0.
Is the Pokémon collection free?
Yes. The collection, the scanner, set completion, import and export, card price history and three binders come with a free TurnZero HQ account on iPhone, Android and the web. Premium adds a chart of your collection's value over time and up to 50 binders.
Can I scan Pokémon cards on the web?
The camera scanner runs on phones. On the web, and on a phone too if you prefer, you can type the set code and number printed at the bottom of the card, like "SVI 25" or "025/198", and TurnZero HQ finds the card from that.
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